New Year's Eve: First Midnight

Any Orange is the New Black fans interested in seeing Pennsatucky with her real teeth (and a turntable) should head to Horseshoe Casino on New Year’s Eve for First Midnight.

By on Tue, Dec 30, 2014 at 3:20 pm

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Taryn Manning

Any Orange is the New Black fans interested in seeing Pennsatucky with her real teeth (and a turntable) should head to Horseshoe Casino on New Year’s Eve for First Midnight, a party that has everything: Playboy Playmates (unclear which ones), aerial performers, stage dancers, an unplugged performance from Alt Rockers Blessid Union of Souls at Jack Binion’s and a DJ set from OINTB inmate Taryn Manning. There will also be DJs at the buffet and bar and a next day hangover buffet (10 a.m.-10 p.m. Thursday; $20) with omelets, chili casserole, sliders, biscuits, wings and more. 


Party starts at 9 p.m. Wednesday with complimentary champagne upon arrival. $30 advance; $40 door. VIP options sold out. Horseshoe Casino, 1000 Broadway, Pendleton, ffecincinnati.com.

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