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May 5th Newsletter

Nothing to lose but their chains (1)

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Today is Ascension holiday, which is celebrated with a special mass in the cathedral this morning. It's the second of four days off in May this year, including Monday just gone, Pentecost on the 16th and Corpus Christie on the 26th, which also marks the start of the Grand Prix holiday.

Zelo's held the first of its cabaret dinner shows yesterday evening. Located in the Grimaldi Forum, the restaurant and night club plans to repeat the spectacle every Wed to Sun, from 20:00 to midnight.

And finally, changes are afoot in Ariston, the cafe bar on avenue Princesse Grace, opposite the beach. Rumour has it that Romanian tennis player Raluca Sandu is involved, but as yet we don't know what, if any changes will be made.
 

What's in the diary ....

Thursday: Remembering Prince.
Friday: Vivanova after work party.
Saturday: International dog show.
Sunday: Relax at CREM.

Coming up next week, fictional Orelay, IEFTA party and Sucker Punch.

For lots more suggestions, visit maBoum's 7 day listing and enjoy your weekend.
 

(1) This week's quote is by revolutionary socialist Karl Marx, born this day 1818. It more fully states, "Let the ruling classes tremble at a Communistic revolution. The proletarians have nothing to lose but their chains. They have a world to win."