Pink Party celebrates new location for Ecco Italy, Milano & Verity Blue
July 1, 2008 by Haidee
Join Ecco Italy, Milano and Verity Blue on July 8 from 5pm-9pm as they welcome friends and guests to their new home, the Pink Warehouse. In honor of the new digs, the three are throwing a Pink Party!
Previously in the Main Street Market, the romance language enterprise Ecco Italy & Spain on Main will now host its Italian and Spanish courses and activities in the Pink Warehouse.
European-inspired Verity Blue will also be moving, and you can expect to find the same sensational collection of farm tables and Italian table accessories at the new location. Milano, a very quaint Italian coffee and gelato spot, will be joining its neighbors in the Pink Warehouse as well as expanding its menu.
Everyone is invited to enjoy the new space and sample the regions’ wine and food (including Milano’s new paninis). Kids (and adults) can participate in Spanish and Italian games from 5-7pm, and later in the night, get your groove on to live music.
THINK PINK PARTY
When: Tuesday, July 8, 5-9pm
Where: THE PINK BUILDING, 100 W. South Street
What: A social happening, featuring:
- *Pink beer, wine and lemonade
- *Sampling of new Milano menu
- *Prizes for best Pink Outfit, Pink Dancer, etc.
- *Linguistic activities (5-7 kids; 7-9 adults)
- *Live Music (7-9pm)
Guests are encouraged to get in the spirit and sport something pink! More information can be found here.
I love it! While I’m sad they’re leaving the West Main Market, I think the party sounds great!
You had me at “Pink”. You lost me at “Kids”.
Hey Shannon! Great avatar! Wanna miss the bambinos? Just show up at 7pm when the adults take over.
Good stuff Haidee. I’ll be there to check it out and rock my pink shirt which has been hidden for quite sometime. 7PM sounds good.
I’ll see you there Haidee!
Pink party was a real good time.
Everything about the place is stylish, just like this site.
Thanks Haidee for the heads up.
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