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Iron Town Productions and Molly Maguires present the 2nd Annual Blob Ball

Steel City Coffee House will once again be presenting a Blob Ball, held immediately following the running out reenactment at the Colonial Theatre. The ball is on July 10th and starts at 9pm.
Join us at Molly Maguires for the 2nd Annual Blob Ball, featuring the Rivers Rockabilly Trio. This event is the kick off party to the popular BlobFest Weekend at the Colonial Theatre. Dress up in your 50's best, join the running out reenactment at the Colonial Theatre and then run on over to Molly Maguires 3rd floor for an unforgetable 50's style party. Prizes will be awarded for best 50's outfit (male and female), best scary movie costume, best celebrity impersonator, and best dancers. Molly's will provide a thematic menu of delicious drinks. So put on your poodle skirts and saddle shoes (ladies) and get out your bowling shirt and penny loafers (gentleman)and celebrate all things 1950's with us.

Tickets are available online at Steel City Coffee House, or in person at Steel City Coffee House.

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