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Labor Party

A bumper sticker proclaims, "Enjoy weekends? Thank unions!" Alas, don't forget an extra tip of the hat for the extended Labor Day weekend, when Sway Events and the Clarendon Hotel spin summer's sunset into the Splash Bash Labor Day Weekend Party. The Splash Bash pool pachanga lights the fuse on...

By Jose Gonzalez

August 28, 2008

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A bumper sticker proclaims, "Enjoy weekends? Thank unions!" Alas, don't forget an extra tip of the hat for the extended Labor Day weekend, when Sway Events and the Clarendon Hotel spin summer's sunset into the Splash Bash Labor Day Weekend Party.

The Splash Bash pool pachanga lights the fuse on the festivities beginning at 8 tonight with a free party and a last chance to get discount tickets for DJ Kimberly S’ go-go-boy-flanked appearance on Saturday night as well as Sunday afternoon's Tea Dance and Drag Show. Then, on Monday, your last chance to party in these swiftly dwindling dog days, be sure to check out the first-ever Splash Bash Girl Party.

Aug. 29-Sept. 1, 2008

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