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Apocalypse Parties, End of Days Cabaret, and Ugly Sweater Shenanigans Over the Weekend

Ugly Christmas Sweater Party at Brat Haus, 12/20/12 Ugly sweater-sporting guests were spotted noshing on schnitzel and sipping on "Das Boot," a giant plastic boot-shaped beer glass at Brat Haus' Ugly Christmas Sweater Party on Thursday, December 20. See also: - 10 Favorite DIY Holiday Light Displays in Metro Phoenix...
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Ugly Christmas Sweater Party at Brat Haus, 12/20/12 Ugly sweater-sporting guests were spotted noshing on schnitzel and sipping on "Das Boot," a giant plastic boot-shaped beer glass at Brat Haus' Ugly Christmas Sweater Party on Thursday, December 20.

See also: - 10 Favorite DIY Holiday Light Displays in Metro Phoenix - The Seven Worst Holiday Decorations Found on Etsy

End of Days Cabaret at Crescent Ballroom, 12/21/12 Austin Head's End of Days Cabaret featured performances by Barbra Seville, Pandora Destrange, a titillating set by Scandalesque and The Sambaz Dancers and some live songs by Austin himself at Crescent Ballroom on Friday, December 21.

Apocalypse Parties in Metro Phoenix Despite ending of the Mayan calendar, as well as the doomsaying prophecies of end times-obsessed wingnuts everywhere, the world didn't go boom on Friday, December 21. That didn't mean there weren't spectacular shenanigans taking place, as the Valley's party crowd put on some fantastic and fiery Doomsday fiestas around the Metro Phoenix area.

Local revelers were creating duct-tape mummies during the Doomsday Firestage and Apocalypse Party at The Firehouse Gallery, slinging flames and sucking down tequila at Apocalypto: Funeral for the World! at Monsterland in Mesa, and dancing away the evening during Boomsday at Bar Smith and the End of the World Party at Axis/Radius in Scottsdale.

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