Hoodlums New Location Turns 1, Celebrates With Party

By Martin Cizmar Thu., Sep. 17 2009 at 9:24 AM

Categories: Announcements

Hoodlums Music is celebrating it's first anniversary at it's new location with events spread over the next few weeks. The super-cool Tempe store burnt down along with Arizona State's old Memorial Union and took a hiatus before re-opening between Changing Hands bookstore and Trader Joe's on McClintock south of Guadalupe.

Here's what they have planned to celebrate, starting tonight with a screening of a Beatles documentary and continuing with an art show by Mike Maas who designed the store's original logo. All events are free. HoodDocs Monthly Movie

The Complete Beatles

Thursday, September 17th, 8PM

This great documentary has never been on DVD, so we are hooking up the ol' VHS and giving our friends and customers a chance to see it. It's a wonderful film, and it covers a lot of important ground in two hours.

Community Movie Night

Bill Maher's Religulous

Friday, September 25th, 6PM

Place: Changing Hands Bookstore

Hoodlums and Changing Hands get together once a month and show a little film. Over the past few months... we've been showing documentaries that aren't afraid to tackle the tough issues and questions. September's film is no different. Let's face it; it doesn't get much more controversial than talking about religion... and Bill Maher asks some tough questions to all the religions in this one.

Hoodlums' 1st Birthday Party

Aside and Besides: Paintings of Songs by Mike Maas

Music provided by DJ Baby Nose

Saturday, September 26th, 7-9 PM