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SBE and The Abbey Food & Bar Present “The Envelope Please” Oscar® Viewing Party Benefiting APLA, Sunday, Mar

WEST HOLLYWOOD, Calif. , February 08 /Businesswire/ - SBE and The Abbey Food & Bar present West Hollywood’s favorite Oscar viewing party, “The Envelope Please,” a benefit for AIDS Project Los Angeles, happening on Sunday, March 7, 2010 starting at 4pm. The Abbey Food & Bar is located at 692 N. Robertson Ave in West Hollywood.

Originally started in 2001 by Abbey Founder & President David Cooley and Event Producer Jeffrey Sanker, “The Envelope Please” is The Official Oscar Viewing Party for APLA, and has become as famous as The Abbey itself as one of Hollywood’s most exciting awards night events.

Keeping with the times, this year’s festivities will be open to the public and free of charge with big screen monitors set up throughout the Abbey for fans to gather and watch the awards live, beginning at 5pm. SBE will make a donation to APLA that evening, in celebration of the event.

Says Abbey Founder/President David Cooley, “Dress to impress; this is the night for fashionable attire as you work your way down The Abbey’s Red Carpet for a paparazzi-style photo opportunity.” Adding, “On Hollywood’s biggest night, The Abbey will be decked out with a glamorous makeover on the most prestigious night of the year, for a great cause.”

From the time Red Carpet arrivals begin at 4pm until end of the Oscar telecast, anyone making a $25 donation to APLA receives any drink of their choice, compliments of The Abbey.

As winners are announced, enjoy The Abbey’s exclusive Oscar prix fixe dinner menu served from 4pm. Indulge in The Abbey’s Oscar Cocktail menu, featuring libations inspired by this year’s Best Picture nominees. The Abbey’s regular menu will also be available. Dinner reservations are recommended. Contact dana@sbe.com.

Following the telecast DJ Marco spins live as The Abbey transforms into WeHo’s hottest Oscar after-party, until 2am.

ABOUT APLA:

APLA, provides bilingual direct services, prevention education and leadership on HIV/AIDS-related policy and legislation. www.apla.org

ABOUT THE ABBEY:

Vote “Best Gay Bar in the World” by MTV’s Logo Channel “Trip Out Gay Travel Awards,” The Abbey part of the SBE Collection of Restaurants & Nightlife. For information, call: 310.289.8410 or visit: www.sbe.com/abbey.



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