Where have you been? We have missed you.Cabaret here would mean a musical event, probably with alcohol. We do an annual fundraising event we call a revue, without alcohol.
-Kathleen.
We're finally doing B&B....just been really busy with that and all the final touches on the place. Still painting...gutters went on the outbuilding 2 days ago. Makin' hay.....had to drop in here (while waiting for guests to check in) today to see what's happening....Where have you been? We have missed you.Cabaret here would mean a musical event, probably with alcohol. We do an annual fundraising event we call a revue, without alcohol.
-Kathleen.
The other Kathleen
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We would call the former a "nightclub" here and the latter, a strip club, topless bar or gentleman's club...OK, good enough...here's why I asked...we have a cabaret here in town. It's a place where you can get dinner or just upscale snacks, drinks, hang out and chat with friends, listen to music, dance. They have a comedian some nights, other nights they have good bands of all stripes. It's a place I could go to by myself and not have a care. (Smoking isn't allowed here at all indoors in public places, so no smoke you could cut with a knife!)
Why I asked for the def...I have a lone guy here visiting family. His visit is over, he's just catching a plane in the morning. He was joking about following the girls headed out to the wedding and being a 'wedding crasher'. I figured he would like a nice place to hang out and maybe chat with some folks (he's married, so not, as he said, 'looking'). I said, 'Well, we have a cabaret you might like,' and I went looking for the coupon I have for $2 off a drink or admission.
He looked at me like I had 2 heads. 'You mean a lingerie club?' I said, 'What?!! Where are you from?' and I looked at his rez form to see where he's from. Then I explained what I mentioned above. He was all embarassed. But he took the directions when I told him what the word means here..
We would call the former a "nightclub" here and the latter, a strip club, topless bar or gentleman's club...OK, good enough...here's why I asked...we have a cabaret here in town. It's a place where you can get dinner or just upscale snacks, drinks, hang out and chat with friends, listen to music, dance. They have a comedian some nights, other nights they have good bands of all stripes. It's a place I could go to by myself and not have a care. (Smoking isn't allowed here at all indoors in public places, so no smoke you could cut with a knife!)
Why I asked for the def...I have a lone guy here visiting family. His visit is over, he's just catching a plane in the morning. He was joking about following the girls headed out to the wedding and being a 'wedding crasher'. I figured he would like a nice place to hang out and maybe chat with some folks (he's married, so not, as he said, 'looking'). I said, 'Well, we have a cabaret you might like,' and I went looking for the coupon I have for $2 off a drink or admission.
He looked at me like I had 2 heads. 'You mean a lingerie club?' I said, 'What?!! Where are you from?' and I looked at his rez form to see where he's from. Then I explained what I mentioned above. He was all embarassed. But he took the directions when I told him what the word means here..
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I just heard hubs explaining the whole thing again to the same guy.inncogneeto said:We would call the former a "nightclub" here and the latter, a strip club, topless bar or gentleman's club...
A place where you may get a dinner and show. Can be just a show where tables are set up cabaret style and you bring your own snacks. Yale has a student run cabaret and two of our guests, Mom and 18 year old daughter (birthday was yesterday) went to it last night. It was dinner and comedy performances. I guess it means different things to different people in different parts of the country..
Which is why I want to contact the owners. Not to say, 'Change the name,' but to let them know in case they want to change their marketing. My guest is from TX. Hubs has been in the Navy. There's a whole crowd of guests out there who don't know what 'cabaret' means HERE.JeannineIrish said:A place where you may get a dinner and show. Can be just a show where tables are set up cabaret style and you bring your own snacks. Yale has a student run cabaret and two of our guests, Mom and 18 year old daughter (birthday was yesterday) went to it last night. It was dinner and comedy performances. I guess it means different things to different people in different parts of the country.
i think it sounds like great fun!
they should make up posters - live music and entertainment, great food - with pics like on their website. and then pass them around to local businesses like you. i bet it will take off! i'd go..
We've been around and around with them on this all summer. They were bringing a calendar around. I could point right at it, refer to it on my 'To Do' bulletin board, etc. They were also bringing 50 sheets of paper every week, that I was just using for scrap paper because no one took them. I told them to make up some business cards with directions & the $2 off coupon and those would go like hotcakes. No one is going to walk around with a sheet of paper to go to a nightclub.seashanty said:i think it sounds like great fun!
they should make up posters - live music and entertainment, great food - with pics like on their website. and then pass them around to local businesses like you. i bet it will take off! i'd go.
I immediately thought to myself:
What good is sitting alone in your room?
Come hear the music play.
Life is a cabaret, old chum.
Come to the cabaret.
Come taste the wine.
Come hear the band.
Come blow your horn
Start celebrating
Right this way your table's waiting.
I learned a lot of lyrics when I was young...
I found the entire lyrics at: http://www.stlyrics.com/lyrics/bestofbroadway-americanmusical/cabaret.htm
I think of relatively high class dinner club with dancers doing the Can Can...
=)
Kk..
Pretty cool if she has a high class club with dancer's doing the can can...beats our toothless banjo playing moonshiners we have round here!YellowSocks said:I immediately thought to myself:
What good is sitting alone in your room?
Come hear the music play.
Life is a cabaret, old chum.
Come to the cabaret.
Come taste the wine.
Come hear the band.
Come blow your horn
Start celebrating
Right this way your table's waiting.
I learned a lot of lyrics when I was young...
I found the entire lyrics at: http://www.stlyrics.com/lyrics/bestofbroadway-americanmusical/cabaret.htm
I think of relatively high class dinner club with dancers doing the Can Can...
=)
Kk.