[Chat] ESB events

[Emil Volcheck]

I'm forwarding this note from the Engineering Society.
I think the "Passport to Mount Vernon" event sounds pretty neat:

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Passport to Mt. Vernon: An Open House to the City's Own Cultural District
Thursday, October 6 | 5:30pm - 8:00pm | Free | Casual | Check out the
Mansion and the Neighborhood!

Find out what's happening in Mt. Vernon and meet your mansion
neighbors at a FREE open house. Enjoy complimentary hors d'oeuvres
and a cash bar in Mt. Vernon's grandest town home, the Garrett Jacobs
Mansion. Also enjoy free live music at the First Thursdays concert
here in the West Park. Inside the mansion, you can peruse the booths
of the Mt. Vernon Cultural District institutions including museums,
theaters, and restaurants! Surf to www.mvcd.org for more details!
LOTS OF FREE FOOD from area restaurants!
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The whole mail is below.

--Emil





----- Forwarded message from Matt Riggs <mriggs at esb.org> -----

From: "Matt Riggs" <mriggs at esb.org>
To: <eclub-friends at esb.org>
Subject: Back to Work!
Date: Wed, 28 Sep 2005 16:59:39 -0400

Well, after a long pleasant summer, it's time now for the Fall! The kids are back in school and businesses around the city are feverishly working to establish solid work for the holiday season. Why not consider joining the fray? The Engineers Club at The Garrett-Jacobs Mansion is pleased to once again host a productive Networking Happy Hour this Thursday, September 29th. Hope to see you there.

Networking Happy Hour: Sponsored by The Mechanical Contractors of MD
Thursday, September 29 | 5:30pm - 7:30pm | Free | Open to the Public

Well, it's back to school for some.and back to work for the rest of us. Welcome back from a summer well-spent! Now, let's get some work done. Meet and greet at our traditionally popular happy hour, open to the public. Bring plenty of business cards, as you will certainly meet a few folks interested in your services. Worst case scenario, of course, is that you simply sit back with some appetizers and a drink before descending to the bar or dining room for dinner.

 

DRIVING ALERT! September 26th through October 21st.
Due to construction at the Baltimore School for the Arts Cathedral Street is and will be closed the one block between Madison and Monument Streets. Please modify your route to the club accordingly. We recommend St. Paul Street south to Monument (Mt. Vernon Place) up to Cathedral and then South on Cathedral as before. Note that the alleys around the construction site are generally blocked by heavy equipment.

Passport to Mt. Vernon: An Open House to the City's Own Cultural District
Thursday, October 6 | 5:30pm - 8:00pm | Free | Casual | Check out the Mansion and the Neighborhood!
Find out what's happening in Mt. Vernon and meet your mansion neighbors at a FREE open house. Enjoy complimentary hors d'oeuvres and a cash bar in Mt. Vernon's grandest town home, the Garrett Jacobs Mansion. Also enjoy free live music at the First Thursdays concert here in the West Park. Inside the mansion, you can peruse the booths of the Mt. Vernon Cultural District institutions including museums, theaters, and restaurants! Surf to www.mvcd.org for more details! LOTS OF FREE FOOD from area restaurants!

Monte at the Mansion: Fall Fundraiser for the GJMEF!
Friday, October 21 | 7:00pm - 11:00pm | $100 open to all

A Bull and Oyster Roast in the Grand Style of Monte Carlo! Attendees will enjoy an evening of gaming at Blackjack tables, Roulette, Craps, Poker and more! Dress is Casual Cool tonight. Make sure you look good, but don't sweat the tie. 
Contact Dale Whitehead for tickets and information at 410-539-6914 or director at esb.org. 


Never Seen the Light of Day Networking Happy Hour: Sponsored by Severn Graphics
Thursday, October 27th | 5:30pm - 7:30pm | Free | Open to the Public

For the second year in a row, Severn Graphics, in conjunction with the Advertising Association of Baltimore, is hosting this month's Networking Happy Hour. Showcasing the creative work of talented local ad agencies, tonight you'll see work that never made it to print, online or to television - they "never saw the light of day"! That's not to say they're not good - they're always terrific, creative, edgy - but they did not meet spec with the client. 

Sample some creative, perhaps even edgy, OktoberFest beers tonight as well, as you make your way around the displays. Dress is "Advertising Casual" tonight. Black turtlenecks and jeans are welcome!


See you at the Club!



Matthew Riggs
Director of Membership/Marketing
The Engineers Club

11 W. Mt. Vernon Place
Baltimore, MD 21201
410-539-6914
410-539-1442 fax
mriggs at esb.org
www.esb.org
 

This email is a solicitation for business. If you would prefer not to receive information regarding events and activities at the Engineers Club, simply reply to Matt Riggs at mriggs at esb.org or call 410-539-6914.

 

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Emil Volcheck
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