Archive for November, 2009

An All Inclusive Party with Club DVD, on Christmas Eve, Thursday, December 24th

Don’t miss the grand Christmas Eve, all inclusive bash, with Club DVD Dynamic Sound System and special guest performers, on Thursday, December 24th, 2009. This will be Club DVD’s end of the year, one-of-a-kind bash which, will be done in grand style to accommodate their many fans who overwhelmingly supported all their events, throughout the year. This affair is expected to be very elegant yet festive and creative, making it the grandest event of the year. Can you imagine not being a part of such a festive crowd? Well, if I can be of some help to you, let it be known that there will be an abundance of delicious food, a variety of drinks, great company, a lovely venue, and a continuous mix of great party music which, can only be done by (DJ Bullet and DJ Mixer), the best DJs in Dominica. Just remember, Classiqué International will be the most spectacular venue in town, on Christmas Eve night. You are all invited to attend this grand affair to celebrate the most wonderful and enjoyable time of the year.

For additional information regarding, time of event, purchasing tickets, etc., for the Christmas Eve party on Thursday, December 24th, please contact Club DVD.

PARTY UPDATE:
TICKETS FOR THE ALL INCLUSIVE CHRISTMAS EVE PARTY ON THURSDAY, DECEMBER 24TH, ARE CURRENTLY ON SALE AT THE CLUB DVD STORE, IN MARIGOT. THE PRICE IS $40.00 PER TICKET; HOWEVER, THERE ARE A LIMITED AMOUNT OF TICKETS ON SALE SO YOU SHOULD PURCHASE YOUR TICKETS EARLY TO BE A PART OF THIS FESTIVE, CHRISTMAS EVE PARTY. TICKETS WILL ALSO BE SOLD AT THE DOOR, ON THE NIGHT OF THE EVENT.

Club DVD and a Popular Dominican Band are Coming to Classiqué

The one and only CLUB DVD Super Sound System, accompanied by a very popular Dominican Band, will be coming to Classiqué International on Friday, December 4th. This will be the official opening of the 2009 Christmas season. Party goers will be musically and satisfyingly entertained, while lavishly enjoying special give-a-ways, throughout the evening.

We look forward to having you here. As usual, proper attire is required. Security will be tight!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Educating Our Community “One Word at a Time”

For most adults, reading and writing are basic skills which, were acquired in our early years; however, there are many adults within our communities who are struggling to read and write simple sentences. Not being able to read and write carries a stigma; as such, many people are embarrassed to admit that they fit the profile. Unfortunately, some people who are unable to read and write live in silence while going through the process, others are literally handicapped by their lack of ability to read and write. In many cases, signing documents without reading or understanding the contents, or just simply avoiding situations that requires reading, for example. Sometimes the consequences can be dangerous, costly, and even deadly when mistakes which, could have been avoided, are sometimes the result of the inadequacy to read and write.

Education to many, is being proud to have acquired several degrees and moved up the educational ladder of success. There are exceptions to the rule; however, when some among us are willing to take the time to help others realize their potential. There are numerous adults among us who would just love to be able to read and write simple sentences, but lack the help and necessary tools to do so. Who are most of those adults? They are our best sports figures, our musicians, and our own relatives and friends. This is one of the reasons why it is very important and would make a big difference, if we could lend our support. Let us teach others to read “one word at a time” so they can slowly grasp the concept of effectively reading and writing simple sentences, or be able to recognize the most familiar words which, are needed to get along in today’s society. We must engage adults who are willing to learn and challenge them to learn “one word at a time” in a very deliberate way, yet effective enough so that they will be empowered, by the ability to read. Telling adults they should learn to read, without helping them to read, is like using a fishing rod minus the bait needed to attract the fish that you are hoping to catch.

For those adults who are interested in participating in this program, the ultimate goal will be their ability to effectively read, write, spell, and understand basic words, as well as write simple sentences. In teaching “one word at a time” we will think of creative ways that will make the process interesting and enjoyable, instead of tedious and boring. There is certainly a great need for basic adult education among men and women in our communities; just a little help will go along way in aiding adults, who will be responsible for helping others, especially their children, avoid the same pitfalls.

Christmas Affairs at Classiqué

As we all know, Christmas is a very exciting time when we look forward to enjoying ourselves with families and friends, in an effort to help brighten your holidays, Classiqué has scheduled a lot of exciting activities which will be hosted during the Christmas holidays. We will also be hosting two children’s Christmas parties. Scheduled dates of Christmas parties will be posted as they become available.

Classiqué will be selling delicious Christmas fruitcakes, decorated cup cakes, and our special oatmeal raisin cookies, during the holidays.

Our famous Classiqué Tee Shirts, in various colors and sizes, M, L, XL, are also available and can be purchased at Clasiqué or ordered on line.

We sincerely appreciate your business and look forward to celebrating the Christmas holidays with you, at Classiqué.

Friday Night’s Affair with CLUB DVD and MFR Band was a Blast

Thanks to Club DVD Sound System and MFR Band for providing the superb musical entertainment at Friday night’s affair. As usual, the participants had a festive and enjoyable evening filled with lots of drinks, delicious food and non-stop music. The evening ended peacefully and for that we are very thankful.

Special thanks to Cindy, Midlain, Mamie, Cornel, Johnny, Danny, Kerdale, Henrick, Scot, Alvin and Jaheil for holding down the fort during my absence.

To all our patrons, we tremendously value your business. Please come again, and be a part of our lovely and lively party crowd, while enjoying the evening in a refreshing, cultural, and musical environment.

Club DVD and MFR Band at Classiqué International (CI) Friday, November 6th

Looking to have a superb weekend with the best party goers on the Island? Well, look no further! Because the one and only Club DVD Superior Sound System, along with the Internationally Acclaimed, MFR Band, will be at Classiqué International (CI) on Friday, November 6th. The northern end of the Island will be the place to be this weekend. If you are still in the Independence mood and need to have a good time, come enjoy dynamic music, lots of drinks, delicious food and the most beautiful people, to boot. Tell your friends AND family how lovely it is to party at CI, so they too, can be a part of a fun filled evening, instead of hearing about it.

DJ Bullet, DJ mixer and several other guest DJs will be in the house to keep you Musically, Charmingly and Extremely satisfied until the morning hours.

BASED ON PAST EXPERIENCES, WE REALIZE THAT THE LAST LAP OF THE INDEPENDENCE CELEBRATION AND THE WORLD CREOLE MUSIC FESTIVAL IS A VERY IMPORTANT TRADITION, SO THIS YEAR, WE HAVE SAVED THE BEST FOR LAST!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Remember, Classiqué International is Happiest when People Respect Themselves, Their Fellow Party Goers and the Venue. As always, Proper Attire is Required. Stay safe and have a wonderful time.

Be aware ……….Security will be TIGHT!

Chavorn Williams (1991-2009), Gone too Soon

We wish to express sincere condolences to the family of Chavorn Williams (1991-2009), who passed away on October 25th, 2009 in Marigot, Dominica. Chavorn’s mother, Denise and his father, resides in Antigua. Chavorn, who was born in Antigua, resided Overgutter in Marigot, with his stepfather, Robertson Stevens, at the time of his passing. Chavorn was a student at the Northeastern high school. Following a memorial service in Marigot, his body will be returned to Antigua for a funeral service and burial, according to Alvin Alexander, a close friend and mentor, of the diseased.

Chavorn, you are gone but not forgotten, because, memories of you will be etched in our hearts for ever. We are deeply saddened by your sudden departure and wondered why you left so soon, but we must understand that when the Master selected you to be his chosen one, you obediently answered his call; henceforth, we will be comforted knowing that you are peacefully resting in the arms of the Lord, where you are free from all pain and suffering.

Rest in peace (RIP), Chavorn and may God’s perpetual light shine upon you.