Hot Couture: A Fusion of Fire & Fashion at The Crucible

by Scott Beale on January 14, 2008 · 2 comments

Hot Couture: A Fusion of Fire & Fashion

The Crucible in Oakland is celebrating their 9th anniversary this weekend with “Hot Couture: A Fusion of Fire & Fashion”, running January 17th through 19th.

The Hot Couture fashion show will feature the work of a variety of Bay Area designers, including: Bad Unkl Sista, Miss Velvet Cream, Jay Bridgland, Cheeky Sweetart, Super Sugar Ray Ray, Miranda Caroligne, Eimaj Designs, Elwyn Crawford, Lee Kobus, Megan Fenske, Auberon, and many more.
The evening will also include fire performances by Nekyia, the aerial artistry of Tiffany Parrish, music by DJ Delachaux and Mark Growden, as well as demonstrations in welding, blacksmithing, glass blowing, and other fiery arts.

The 3-day run begins with press previews and Community Night on Thursday with value-priced tickets, and continues through Saturday evening’s special VIP gala that includes catered food and drinks, a silent auction, and special performances by renowned cellist, Zoe Keating, and contortionist, Serchmaa Byamba.

Tickets are now on sale for all three nights, including Saturday’s VIP Gala.

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Our friend Jon Sarriugarte is this year’s featured fire artist and he will be there with a bunch of his amazing fire art, including The Boiler Bar & Boiler Bar Theater, his latest sculpture the Desert Flower and four of his wonderful Zen Fire Gardens.

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1 Layla January 21, 2008 at 1:32 pm

I was so excited for the show. I had been waiting for it, since they announced it. I loved Miss Velvet Cream’s designs. I’m a big fan of hers, so naturally think she put together the best designs.

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