Carriqui is ringing in the new year with a ‘70s themed celebration.
Guests can expect the night to include Buttercup and DJ Steven Lee Moya performances, a champagne toast at midnight, and breakfast taco parting gifts, according to a news release.
Carriqui is throwing the event to commemorate the Carriqui building in the 1970s, known as Boehler’s Garden, which was renowned for enjoyable gatherings, according to the news release.
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