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Brooklyn for Barack, JellyNYC Co-host Obama Fundraiser As Last McCarren Park Pool Party Ever (Sun Aug 24, 2pm)

August 21st, 2008 by Ethan

Brooklyn For Barack - McCarren Park Pool - Aug 24

Brooklyn for Barack, JellyNYC present the August 24th Obama Fundraiser at McCarren Park Pool!

Yo La Tengo
Titus Andronicus
Ebony Bones

Sunday, August 24th
2pm - ?

McCarren Park Pool
780 Lorimer St
Brooklyn, NY

Show is free, but recommended $20 min donation at the door

On August 24th, Brooklyn for Barack is partnering with JellyNYC to co-host the Last Pool Party (ever) at McCarren Park Pool in Greenpoint, Brooklyn. Held one day before the start of the Democratic National Convention, the event hopes to not only raise money for Barack’s campaign but to celebrate the increased participation of youth in this election. The Pool Party is an all day concert, featuring Yo La Tengo, Titus Andronicus, Ebony Bones, and other special guests. Although the Pool Party is free to enter, there is a suggested donation of $20 that will go directly to Obama for America. There will be a free concert poster- designed by Jessica Hische- for the first 1000 people who donate $20 or more. Please donate by clicking on the image at the right of the screen!

Note: donating here does not guarantee your entrance to the concert! Please arrive early! When the event reaches capacity, they will turn people away.

Can’t make it? Throw Barack $20 anyway. Funds donated through that link are credited to the August 24th Fundraiser at McCarren Park Pool, Brooklyn!

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