Clubbing on the 4th

vm,

I know Stir has a 4th party listed on their sign by the highway.

Jeez, vince. H8S, the hellhole of the world? I met a couple of darlings there last year. Granted that the physical club is no gem of beauty.

Tomorrow morning I will be in a Twin Otter heading back to a true hellhole of bugs and swampy muskeg.

LOL, I refer to Henry VIII as a hellhole, Art, because of its' storied past as one of Detroit's dens of iniquity. You should have seen it a few years back before they updated it.

The Fourth of July is not a holiday in Windsor, Ontario, Canada, just across the river from Detroit. Clubs will be open and are all nude, but no touching.

My ATF has been coming over to my place on Mondays, but she can't come this Monday because it's the 4th of July. I think that she's carrying patriotism too far.

I don't think that any Atlanta clubs will be closed. I know that Columbia Platinum Plus will be open and that they will celebrate it with fireworks.

Jen's Den in Akron closed july 2nd to 6th reopens the 7th.

I know Club X is open but they open at later hours.

None near me that I know about except Lipstix in Council Bluffs, IA, which is open 365 days a year. One of the clubs I go to occasionally would be closed anyway since the 4th of July falls on a Monday this year. And that doesn't count my favorite club, Shotgun Geniez in Hamburg, IA, which is closed because the whole southern half of town was forced to evacuate due to the Missouri River flood situation, although I believe under normal circumstances, they'd probably be closed.

Maybe there will be new talent, DandyDan after the flood subsides.

Henry the north location I think does their ten dollar day on Monday's. The good things about these days is the larger selection of dancers

And I thought there was a ban on all fireworks today

Wasn't there a similar thread for Memorial Day?

I only know of two clubs open, vast majority are closed for 4th. Some made it two days, closed on the 3rd also.

I did stop in a club today. Granted, it was early, but I WAS the crowd. No one dancing, so I spent my time talking with the barmaid about bikes and drinking my overpriced Jack.

22nd Ave. Station in Minneapolis. But it's now the 5th, so it doesn't matter.