Cell-E-Brate (final Cellspace Jam)

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Cell-E-Brate (final Cellspace Jam)

Time: August 30, 2014 from 1pm to 10pm
Location: Inner Mission( formerly Cellspace), san francisco
Street: 2050 Bryant st.(between 18th and 19th mission)
City/State: san francisco,ca
Info/Tickets/Map: https://www.facebook.com/even…
Event Type: bay, area, san, francisco, cellspace, mission, culture, frisco
Organized By: vandor hill
Latest Activity: Jul 16, 2014

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Cell·e·brate
(fundraiser jam for a new practice space)

2on2 bboy battles
Judges:
Profowon,Ajax,Nasty Ray

2on2 open styles battles
Judges:Mikey Disko,Boogie Frantic,Fluidgirl

Emcee performances: Orukusaki & Mahtie Bush
Cellspace Honors ceremony

Djs
JusJones,Madd the villain,KoolRaul, Smokestack,Chungtech, Son of Jorel,Mane One

Live Graff art/black book session

1pm-10pm
(doors open at 1pm battles start 2:30 sharp)

$10 all ages event kids 12 & under free

Inner Mission (Cellspace) 2050 byrant sf.ca.94110
(b/t 18th St & 19th St in Mission)

Donation, & Volunteer Information, please contact
vdh@1982@gmail.com or vandor "whacko hill" on FB

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