Mark your calendars! Program your Palm Pilots! Shameless will launch its Spring issue on Feb. 20 with a super-fun all-ages party. It’s in the afternoon, so you don’t have to worry about missing your bedtime — we’ll get you home safe and sound before dark!
Here are the details so far. Tell your friends, tell your family, tell EVERYONE YOU KNOW. It’s a launch party, a fundraiser, and somewhere warm on a winter afternoon.
LOSE YOUR FEBRUARY BLUES:
A Shameless launch party for our Spring 2005 issue
Sunday, February 20, 1 p.m.
Gladstone Hotel Ballroom, 1214 Queen St. W., Toronto
All-ages
$5 includes a free magazine
Featuring:
THE DISKETTES (all the way from Montreal)
The Shameless Collective Band (our teen advisory board rocks out!)
AMAZING raffle prizes
a bake sale, palm readers, DJs, crafty activities and more!
In case you didn’t know:
Shameless is an independent magazine for smart, strong, sassy teenage girls. Our staff and contributors are all volunteers who want to offer girls a progressive alternative on the newsstand. Fundraisers like this help us pay our printing bills. In 2004, we were named Best New Magazine by NOW and nominated for two Utne Independent Press Awards (Best New Title and Best Design). We’ve also been featured in the Toronto Star, Toronto Sun, Globe and Mail, La Presse, Adbusters, Masthead, Venus, Herizons, on CBC-Radio’s Metro Morning, and TVO’s VOX. Shameless is available in indie bookstores across Canada and in many Chapters/Indigo stores. Find out more at: www.shamelessmag.com
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