While I am a bit miffed at the
Eastside Cannery’s Webpass program.
??link?? I have never been
disappointed with the Claudine Castro Latin Lounge Act that starts at 10 PM on
Monday nights. I went three times this
trip and enjoyed all of it, although I don’t have enough fluid Spanish to
catch much of the meaning of the lyrics of the songs. Still, it is great fun.
It is like walking into a slice of
the American Latino community and most of the show, the banter, and even table
conversation is in Spanish, so it is an emersion experience. I am not familiar with the songs selected,
but the audience knows them and in some way they are popular.
Most of the community knows one
another and they know Claudine. It is
fine to see the friendly hellos and hugs and hear the banter.
I can’t seem to make it past two
sets anymore, all the way to 2 AM.
Perhaps sometime I will just have a room there on Monday night and stay
the distance. This trip I left at 12:30
each visit and took a bus back downtown or walked over to Sam’s Town.
My last trip I had a dancing date with Elsa, a discussion board friend.
I was a bit nervous as to whether
Elsa would like the adventure or not. We
started with another board friend, Sarah, at the Spice Market Buffet, went for
some poker at Flamingo, and then we took the long 202 bus ride out to Boulder. The bus stops right at the Eastside Cannery
and waits while the driver takes a ten minute break. This makes the trip back easy as anyone can
watch for the bus from inside the casino door and then head out with plenty of
time to board.
The BHX has a stop right in front
of the casino on Boulder. It is not the
express, but it does not take too long to get to downtown.
For a long while this Latin show
was the only piece attracting me to this area, but after this trip I am
attracted by the full pay machines at Eastside Cannery and at Sam’s Town as
well as the poker at each place as well.
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