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Wednesday, April 20, 2011
Saturnalia: Wine and Music Tonight
Posted By Dan Gibson on Wed, Apr 20, 2011 at 4:30 PM
If you enjoy cool music, wine and magic, head to The Hub tonight.
Tucson's monthly wine tasting and groove lounge, Saturnalia, is coming to The Hub in April.On Wednesday April 20 we're at The Hub Restaurant and Ice Creamery, from 8 pm till 12. Again the cost is $5 for the wine tasting, no cover charge. The Hub is at 266 E. Congress in downtown Tucson. See www.hubdowntown.com for more info.
Saturnalia is a wine tasting with DJ'd music and a little bit of magic thrown in. The music is a mix of Latin groove jazz, exotica, downtempo electronica and other groovy sounds from around the planet. Magician Kenny Stewart might occasionally set aside the wine to break out a few magic moves.
Saturnalia is hosted by certified sommelier and magician Kenny Stewart and DJ Carl Hanni. Saturnalia moves to different locale around the Tucson area each month; the next one is tba.
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