Each year, there is only one holiday where we stop our busy lives and spend a little time with family and friends. We invite you, our friends, into our home this Tuesday to share in a little Christmas magic.

Deck the halls, get on a sleigh ride, check your list twice, don’t get run over by a reindeer, jingle your bells, hang your stockings, star your tree, start your engines, cook the roast beast, and roast your chestnuts.

We’ll have lights, holly, open fires, mangers, bad sweaters, fruitcake, jingle bells, santa hats, jesuses, marys, snowmen, elves, and tickle-me-elmos. You get to bring the presents. We accept gifts of goldschlager, frankincense and booze. Don’t forget the egg nog, boones & spiked cider.  You’d better not be a scrooge either, as Preston will be dressed up as the ghost of christmas present and will deal with you accordingly.

For those of you who don’t know, there will only be 2 more SFSAS events after this one, as all of us are moving away. SFSAS may continue this spring after we return from our travels.

Six o’clock in the evening
And the sun going down
We’re eatin’ and drinkin’
In the house where we live
You have been thinkin’
’bout coming on over
why don’t you come over?
Bring booze when you come over

Before you head over
Check in the fridge
Or in the cabinet
Look in the cabinet
For something with alcohol
Check in the cabinet
Or maybe the liquor closet
I pull out my Baretta
He walks up to the closet
He comes up to the closet
Now he’s at the closet
Now he’s opening the closet…

Our house is messy, it’s cloudy outside, our neighbors want to kill us, and we all feel like shit.

That said, a tradidtion is a tradition, and Tuesday night tradition is HAPPY HOUR!

Please join us for half shots and micro brews at this weeks MINI happy hour.

We will have a little trail mix and a few tunes playing from 6-9 tonight.

So put on your mini skirts, pick up an airplane bottle, and stop by for a bit.

Esta semana, la hora divertido es MEXICANO!!!
Encuentrmos mañana por la noche para celebrar.
Traje sus maracas y burros y hacen se listos bailar la Macarena.

?Por Que? – Porque le gusta Mexico!

No seas una sablista.
Este alla o este una cuadrado.

This week we will celebrate the life and works of JS Bach. Through his sacred and secular works for choir, orchestra, and solo instruments he drew together the strands of the Baroque period and brought it to its ultimate maturity.

Bach knew how to write a good tune, and we’ll have Bach and a few other variations on that theme.

“It’s easy to play any musical instrument: all you have to do is touch the right key at the right time and the instrument will play itself.”