The other night we visited a friend's friend for snacks and drinks.
The place was beautiful and had a giant inground swimming pool which
we got to swim around in. The swimming pool had a rock waterfall that
has hot water coming over it which was so freaking cool.
For snacks we had sushi and all kinds of cheese and olives. It was
the first time I ever had fish free sushi and it was blah. Not just
blah, but heavy. I really like the fish part. the thing about raw
fish is that it is light and compliments the other ingredients.
Cooked chicken in my opinion its too heavy.
Sadly, the only pic I managed to takeoff the evening was this one of
(e:terry) playing with his wind chime which was pretty awesome.
2002! sooooooooooooooooo much fun!
At one time I heard a Rumor that the guy who Owns Sportmens was thinking about buying it. The Showplace was awesome. The Last Band I saw there Was Hatebreed. The thing is that they only ran ads for there shows in like artvoice and it was like maybe twice a month so you had to look for who was going there. I have seen some amazing shows there. Yes it was easy to get to and home from and that was a factor also. But it was a great place to see a show from, I have to say my favorite place really. First you have the floor for the pitters and standers. then you have a few seats and then behind that the sitting standing area. Sometimes there where Tables and sometimes not. Then of course there are the two bars sometimes only one was open. The only bad part was the getting Merch and those crazy bathrooms glad I never went and there was a crowd. I would love to see it re open. With The Icon closed or did that reopen again it would be a great venue. Another interesting thing is that some times you would see the bands eating near bye say Burger King or the Pizza place plus there used to be a mighty taco (never trusted eating that before a concert though). I admit I miss the show place. And yes I went there as a kid to see movies don't remember what one, but I think at some point the older brother of someone I went to school owned it, but not sure.
Was I there?
No, it's not open anymore. The guy who owned it died and his daughter inherited it and is too busy with the other business she was left with to bother with this one. His other daughter owns Salon 806 on Elmwood.