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Andy Warhol, AMMA the Hugging Saint, FREE

Hello Secret Facebook Reader,

I really want you to know that this Saturday is going to be a big Andy Warhol celebration at the Brooklyn Museum.
I am really excited to go see the Andy Warhol paintings and then party with live Djs playing 80s Pop and Hip Hop Classics. Its going to be a great scene and has already been written up by Village Voice, amNewYork, Paper Mag, Refinery29 and Time Out NY. its going to be FREE.

Mikyoung (my partner) an I danced the night away last fourth of July together at the Brooklyn Museum. This year we are inviting you and yours to experience the same atmosphere.
Take a brief look and see for yourself what it will be like.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1YauY55Micw
Hope you enjoyed that video. Yep and this year its going to be even better. So why not join us? Did I mention that Its FREE

Another FREE event that is sure to raise your spirit is the hug of the one and only AMMA the Hugging Saint. AMMA is visiting New York from July 4-6 and giving hugs non stop from the moment she arrives. The last time I visited AMMA and got a hug it completely changed who I was being and I enjoyed the rest of my day like no other day I can remember. (Shout out to Jason and Sierra for making my day what it was to become. Also the others I bumped into and experienced life with during her stay. Classic times)

It will be Mikyoung's first AMMA hug and she is really excited. What about you? Sound interesting. Check the website AMMA the Hugging Saint Websiteand also let me know what you would like me to review this summer or attend. It would be my pleasure. Lets stay connected, maybe you might want to join one of my meetups. Keep me posted. Peace and love.
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