Monday, April 07, 2008

OUT 371--NUBIA CAFE GRAND OPENING/STRESS FREE FRIDAYS Educators' Networking Happy Hour April 4, 2008

PHOTOS BY MA'ATOLOGY Therre's Nubia owner Hon . Henry Iwenofu in front of the Nubia sign of his cafe.


Stress Free Fridays Educators Networking
coordinators pose with Iwenofu. Posed were Ian Buchanan, Sharonica Hardin and Stress Free co-creator MarkAnthony Jones RIGHT: Pamela Curry with Iwenofu.


LEFT: Therre's Public Safety Director Charles Bryon entering Nubia.




RIGHT: Trez Adams, TGF's Twyla Lee and Buchannan






Therre's Kenneth Joshway ordering sumpin from the bar.





Music was provided by jazz trumpeter Lamar Harris, DJ Eboch and singer/pianist CJ . They peformed a hip hop mix of neo soul and old schol R&B jams from the likes of Erykah Badu and Marvin Gaye.








CJ on the mike






Socialite and bartendar Candace Hendrix.









The help was working it in the kitchen those delectable West African and Jamaican dishes.








Harris and model Ms. Nia (She was out of the country for a spell and was about to get on our MIA FILE. Glad you back.)










Singlesvibe's Joe Jennings and Dj Enoch









Singlesvibe's Mr. Tony and Joe Jennings in their Black men in black shades.












Reena Hayat, Mr. Tony and Regina Robinson as Jennings did a rabbit ears behind Tony's head.

















The crowd














More crowd

















Hajat and Robisnon in a moment.














Folk were gettin their mack on up in tehre.

















A long shot of Nubia Cafe.



















Another shot of the cafe.


















Another shot






EVENT VIEWZ. This event was definitely a historic moment for both groups Nubia (tehri grand opening) and Stress Free Fridays (A special event with eduators). It was packed. Packed. packed with all types of educators, politicians, and socialities. The atmosphere was mature and sexy(There was a sofa area for those who just wanted to chill) , the service from the waiters and bartenders was professional (at the end of the night, the bar had rolls and rolls and rolls of receipts from drinjk orders! ) and the food....OH MY GOD. The food was DEE-LISH-USSSSS.
OUTTOWN got a taste of the menu with the Jolif Rice with beef (or your choice of chicken or goat if you wanted to really experiment) and we must say, the beef melted in your mouth like butter and when you chewed it, it was like a meatball! No fat residue whatsoever (Much love Henry!) The other choices are Jerk Chicken jamaican style, Egusi Stew, a Nigerian specialty and Vegetarian (rice with delicate Nubian spices)
So, if you get a chance check out this new spot located at 5860 Delmar, East of Goodfellow. For moro einfo call them at 314.367.8200 or www.nubia.biz.
Tell em OUTTOWN sent ya!







OUT 370--KONNECTION, PRECISION and SO DIVERSE presents ALLURE at Simply Fondue-- April 5, 2008

PHOTOS BY MA'ATOLOGY


LEFT: Konnection's Wordsmith and SYGU's Eddie Hoillman. RIGHT: SO DIVERSE's JAmeelah E. with Sheles Wright and Hiroko Gary



RIGHT: Visiting from ATL was So Diverse member Deidria B. posed up with stlonfire's Kevin Jordan.



Travis Joshway (the pic will not be in JET. LOL) and Kenneth Joshway





RIGHT: New STL Couple Alarm: Ms. Kinley and Konnection's Terry Cantley.





Patrons at the bar






The girls ordering their drinks and thangs.









Now they were ready for their pic: Therre's Ms. Stephanie, Ms. Ndi, Ms. Brittny and Tiffany Bryant








DJ AJ on the 1s and 2s.








Simply Fondue's Ms. Tiffany passed out samples of a blueberry Stoli to the crowd.











The bartendars were servin up the drinks in a frenzy....however the waitress with the Cosmos in her hand dropped a WHOLEaaaa bottle of Absolut on the floor. OUCH! .










The Simply Fondue menu














The Simply Fondue liquor closet













"Heyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy, are we ready girls?"













The crowd















Folk entering the bar.












OUT369--LEFTOVER-BITZ--STL FASHION WEEK

PHOTOS BY MA'ATOLOGY

HERRRE ARE MORE PICS FROM ALIVE MAGAZINE's STL FASHION WEEK HELD MARCH 25-30 at LUMIERE PLACE