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Have your cake and eat it!

Published: Fri 15 Apr 2005 10:04 AM
Have your cake and eat it!
The Cake Shop fundraising party
and Cake competition
*part of the 2005 Mayday celebrations*
Saturday 30 April 2005, 7pm-midnight
Upstairs at Thistle Hall, corner Cuba and Arthur Streets, Te Aro, Wellington
$5 suggested donation on the door
All ages!
featuring:
* no frills, honest punk the way it should be with *Dead Vicious*
* self styled sonic anthropologist *Olmecha Supreme* (aka Imon Star from Rhombus)
* hardcore punk with metal undertones from *Quatermass*
* thrash and grindcore punk with *Lucky Tank*
* acoustic punk folk metal thrash with *Gwilym*
* cheap thrills with *Jailhouse Jen*
* hip hop for your brain and your body with *Resist*
* move your feet and reclaim the street with *Caro*
*plus extra special friends*
All artists, organisers and helpers are donating their time and energy to this event. The money raised will go to collectively-run business the *Cake Shop* situated at 166 Cuba St.
The Cake Shop is an attempt to preserve Wellington's unique local culture in the face of the Te Aro Bypass, rampant urban gentrification and American popular monoculture. Currently the shop is home to an internet cafe, a pre-loved clothing stall and Wellington's long running anarchist and anti-authoritarian bookshop, *The Freedom Shop*. Other projects in the works include an open performance space and vegan juice bar.
*The cake competition*
Get out your anarchist cookbook and get baking! The best cake will win a stunning trophy and 15 hours worth of free high speed internet at the Cake Shop. Just bring your cake along to Thistle Hall between 7.00 and 7.30pm on the night.
The party ends at *12'o'clock sharp* - don't miss out!

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