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One downside of not working in a sea of cubicles is missing the oft-ridiculous, obligatory holiday gatherings. What’s more entertaining than watching officemates get sauced, hook up, and slip an unkind word to a superior? The folks at Sail Inn put their own spin on workplace whoopee during their mash-up...

By Jose Gonzalez

December 22, 2011

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One downside of not working in a sea of cubicles is missing the oft-ridiculous, obligatory holiday gatherings. What’s more entertaining than watching officemates get sauced, hook up, and slip an unkind word to a superior? The folks at Sail Inn put their own spin on workplace whoopee during their mash-up bash the Company Christmas Party, where its employees and patrons will be invited to celebrate.

With two stages for music, Dynamite the Liberator’s garage-guitar-infused funk and Sara McAllister’s jazzy vocals delivered over buoyant riddims are only the tip of the iceberg. Raffles and giveaways (including free appetizers) will continue through the night. Of course, there will be plenty of booze to fuel shenanigans that you won’t have to hear rehashed come the top of the work week.

Fri., Dec. 23, 7 p.m., 2011

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