Strand Theater Event

[MikeInNV]

Anyone find any details on last night's event yet?

http://www.nickslive.blogspot.com/20...vie-nicks.html

[CADreaming]

Tweets:

Brittany Prall ‏@dreamsunwind725

Stevie nicks is wearing bunny ears at a show tonight. I wanna be bunny Stevie for Halloween!!

dina saalisi ‏@simplkax

I almost got trampled at a general admission Stevie Nicks concert

Beau Miller ‏@beauamiller

Halloween party in San Francisco with the one and only Stevie Nicks performing.



David Brown ‏@iamdavidbrown

Stevie Nicks just broke out the German accent...

[Sanne2]

I forgot all about this event!

[vivfox]

Bunny ears does not comprise dressing up in costume for Halloween.

[Richard B]

Looks like bat ears to me.

[michelej1]

Originally Posted by CADreaming

Stevie nicks is wearing bunny ears at a show tonight. I wanna be bunny Stevie for Halloween!!

That's cute. They don't really look like bunny ears. They may be feline in nature, but it makes me smile.

Michele

[gldstwmn]

So she is the Easter Bunny. I knew it!

[WildHearted]

I was really hoping she would dress as a normal person. Sneakers, blue jeans, t-shirt, ponytail...

[michelej1]

San Francisco Chronicle, October 29, 2012
http://www.sfgate.com/columns/slides...#photo-3660401



For American Conservatory Theater's first Halloween-themed fundraiser on Oct. 27, 2012, party host Ken Fulk (left) and his husband Kurt Wooton (right) invited singer Stevie Nicks to perform for guests. The event, which drew several hundred guests paying $500 to $5,000 a ticket, is expected to raise $250,000 for the theater group. Photo: Drew Altizer / SF

San Francisco society pulled out all the stops to help make the first Halloween fundraising party for the American Conservatory Theater, "Revamping the Strand," a hair-raising spectacle on Oct. 27,2012. Held at interior designer Ken Fulk's 7th Street SOMA studio, the four-course dinner ($2,500-$5,000 per ticket) with celebrity chefs was followed by a concert in a tent with Bay Area native Stevie Nicks. Fulk, an ACT supporter, underwrote much of the evening with ACT patrons Jeff and Laurie Ubbens. The benefit, which drew young social media leaders and philanthropists like Vanessa Getty (seen here dressed as Medusa) was expected to generate $250,000 for ACT's renovation of the Strand, a historic theater in the Mid-Market street area that is becoming home to tech and social media firms like Twitter, Square and others.
Photo: Drew Altizer Photography / SF