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Motif Event Picks for December 21 – Alt-Nation: Beyond Wrestling Presents “Party Animals” Photo credit: Jon Washer I’ve exhausted all my desire to write about music for one year, so figured I’d move the conversation along to the next most rocking thing going down in the Providence this week: wrestling. I’ve always been a casual fan of wrestling. I caught one of Beyond Wrestling’s event a few months ago at Aurora and found the up-close, in-your-face experience to be thrilling. I prefer it to an arena show for the same reasons that I prefer club shows to arena rock concerts. The wrestlers will go outside the ring and brawl right in the middle of the crowd with no barriers. The whole performance is just a rush. And that brings us to Beyond Wrestling’s last show of the year at Aurora. The event, billed as “Party Animals,” is notable for a couple of matches. David Starr will be defending his wXw Shotgun Championship against Jonathan Gresham. There is what promises to be a heavyweight slugfest between two giants (both over six and a half feet tall and over 300 pounds apiece) as Keith Lee takes on Chris Hero. The main story will be the final Beyond Wrestling appearance for Kimber Lee who is going to be jumping to the big time of the WWE starting in January. A trailblazer in women’s wrestling and certified bad ass, Lee has taken on both women and men and has not lost at a Beyond Wrestling house show in over a year. If I had Lee’s outstanding run of success and a WWE contract in hand, I’d ask for a jobber for my last match to ensure a dominant final victory. That isn’t Lee’s style, however, as not only is she fighting a male, she’s taking on Donovan Dijak, who also has not lost at a Beyond Wrestling live event in over a year. How can you beat an inter-gender battle of two combatants who have been undefeated for over a year? Plus it will be your last chance to see Kimber Lee before she graduates to the cavernous arenas that host WWE shows! Beyond Wrestling presents “Party Animals” this Thursday at Aurora in Providence on December 29. Email music news to [email protected] Motif Event Picks for December 21 – December 27 WED 21 Mills & Mysteries: Paranormal investigation with the renowned Carl Johnson for an after dark investigation of the 1793 Old Slater Mill, Wilkinson Mill and more. 7:30 – 10pm. Slater Mill, 67 Roosevelt Ave, Pawtucket. slatermill.org. FRI 23 National Lampoon’s Christmas Vacation: The classic film of Clark Griswold (Chevy Chase) trying to have the perfect family Christmas. 8pm. Jane Pickens Theater, 49 Touro St, Newport. Sasquatch CD Release Show: Celebrating their latest album Enjoy The Blood with a 2-hour set and a couple of special guests. 8pm. Firehouse 13. 41 Central St, PVD. fh13.com SAT 24 Feast of the Seven Fishes: “La Vigilia” is an Italian tradition on Christmas Eve. Christmas Eve in Italy was a day for fasting followed by a feast of fish at night. Embraced by Italian-Americans, the Feast of the Seven Fishes has been elevated to an evening-long parade of dishes in which at least seven types of seafood are served, representing the seven sacraments in the Catholic Church. 8pm. Providence Oyster Bar, 283 Atwells Ave, PVD. provoysterbar.com MON 26 ‘Tis the Day After Christmas Children’s Tea: Are you or the kids still hooked on Christmas even though it’s over? Lie to yourself one more day and have some tea and baked goods. 4pm, Blithewold Mansion, 101 Ferry Road, Bristol. Madcap Presents: “What Madders Most” at Firehouse 13 on December 22 While most of us are full of cheer and good tidings during the holiday season, the less fortunate often are left behind. It’s a time of year where the ones in need could use the most help, whether it’s a home-cooked meal or even a new winter coat to assist in braving the elements. On Thursday, December 22, at Firehouse 13 on 41 Central Street in Providence, the people behind the venue’s weekly Madcap Monday will put on a holiday celebration and a clothing drive they’re calling “What Madders Most.” It’s a perfect opportunity to help the less fortunate while ringing in the holidays with great vibes and a stellar atmosphere. There’s a stacked bill of music that’ll be taking the stage as well. “From its inception, Madcap has endeavored to give back to the community that birthed it by providing an open forum for unbridled creative expression for all to use freely,” says host Nate Cozzolino. “All things must move forward and the time has come for us to do more in the way of tangible philanthropy. As the bitter cold grips the city, we don’t have to look very far to find a pressing need crying for our attention. Partnering with Food Not Bombs, we will be using our holiday celebration, featuring performances by a dazzling array of local talent, as an opportunity to collect as much winter clothing as humanly possible, which Food Not Bombs will then distribute to those most lacking. Please join us in true holiday cheer as we come together as an extended family to provide for our less fortunate brothers and sisters and ensure that their winter is as warm and comfortable as possible.” The price of admission is discounted if you bring a donation of winter clothing. Among the talented musicians taking the stage are The Stupid Robots, Anthony Contillo from Hot From The Shack, Mike Baker from Sgt. Baker & The Clones, Tammy LaForest, the blue collar samurai Josh Willis, David Begin and Cozzolino himself. For what your ear drums will be getting alone, it’s worth the price of admission. It doesn’t hurt to know that it’s all happening for a great cause. This Thursday, come on down to Firehouse 13 for an experience where the gifted will have their spirits lifted. Event page for “What Madders Most” @ Firehouse 13 on December 22: facebook.com/events/1849368331998469; Like Madcap on Facebook: facebook.com/madcapmonday New Years Eve 101 New Years Eve Eve | Dec 30 WBRU’s New Years Eve Eve: Gypsy punk band Gogol Bordello rings in the New Year a day early. 8pm, Lupo’s, 79 Washington St, PVD. lupos.com $ Prince Tribute by The Purple Xperience: Prince’s music still lives on. Original member of Prince and the Revolution Matt Fink recreates the music, feel and appearance of Prince in his heyday. 8pm, Stadium Theatre, 28 Monument Sq, Woonsocket. $ Holiday Lantern Tour: Got some yearning for the snows of yesteryear? Take a stroll with the Newport Historical Society and learn how early Rhode Islanders recognized and celebrated the holidays. 4pm, Brick Market Museum and Shop, 127 Thames St, Newport. $ NYE with Ben Bailey from Cash Cab: There are hundreds of events going on in RI this season, but only one that stars Cash Cab star Ben Bailey. 7:30 – 9:30pm, Comedy Connection, 39 Warren Ave, East Providence. $ New Years Eve | Dec 31 RESTAURANTS Figidini Wood Fire Eatery: Along with food and libations there will be music and New Year’s Trivia with prizes. Starts at 6:30pm. figidini.com $$$ Southern Style NYE At GPub: Savor a southern BBQ buffet from 7 – 9pm featuring a pig roast, ribs, brisket, pulled pork, chicken & waffles and more. Then kick off the New Year with a festive DJ, a chance for a grand ski getaway for 2, a midnight toast, a photo booth and games until 2am. 100 Dorrance St, PVD. Tickets at gpub.com $ NYE Under The Stars: See and be seen at a celestial New Year’s Eve celebration on PVD’s only rooftop restaurant and lounge. Sip a glass of complimentary champagne, enjoy wood fired pizzas and gourmet appetizers, a dessert buffet and specialty cocktails. 8pm – 2am. 100 Dorrance St, PVD. Tickets at rooftopattheg.com $$ Old Downcity Glamour: Another event hosted at The Ballroom at the Providence G. Raw bar buffet specialty cocktails and a dessert buffet. 8pm 100 Dorrance St, PVD. Tickets available online. providenceg.com $$ Riviera: Entertainment and more … at the Riviera Restaurant in East Providence. 580 North Broadway, PVD rivierarestaurante.com $$ Malted Barley: Masquerade Party. No cover, DJ all night. Take all the selfies you want with a backdrop and free champagne toast at midnight. 334 Westminister St, PVD. themaltedbarleyri.com Birch: Multi-course meal and paired alcohol experience … yes please! Birch is a modern American cuisine rooted in classical technique, made from the best of New England’s seasonal environment. 5 – 9pm. birchrestaurant.com. $$ New Year’s Eve Dinner and Countdown at Garde de la Mar: American cuisine fuses with French techniques in this four-course prix fixe dinner. Complete with New Year’s cocktails, champagne and wine list. Seatings at 5pm, 7pm, & 9pm. 86 Dorrance St, PVD. $$$ Spend it at Salted Slate: Get the fancy food experience complete with DJ, open bar, and raw bar with hors d’oeuvres throughout the evening. A limited 75 tickets are available for purchase at SaltedSlate.com. 7pm. The Salted Slate, 186 Wayland Ave, PVD. $$$ Monte Cara Restaurant: Various appetizers, live entertainment, a bottle of wine per couple and champagne toast. 532 Lonsdale Ave, Pawtucket. 8pm – 3am, montecararestaurant.com $$ Skyline At Waterplace: Grand Opening! Dinner starts at 8pm. Bands playing all throughout the night and of course some champagne at midnight to end the wonderful night, or in some cases … start the night! 1 Finance Way, PVD fb.com/events/1802696563335714 $$ DownCity at Camilles: DownCity is a dance band featuring male and female lead vocals and a funky horn section.
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