From Craft Nights to Dinner & a Movie Loft 24 has so much going on for you to enjoy! Honestly, Loft 24 in downtown Oconomowoc is one of the most unique places in the lake country area, truly an experience just being there. Not only do they offer rental space, but they also create fun things to do.
Check out these Craft Happy Classses each Thursday and see all the fun things you can make with yout own two hands with the help of Loft 24, a great opportunity for girl’s night out and more.
Remember The Breakfast Club? Yes, the movie! Now playing at Loft 24 for a dinner and a movie night all themed for too much fun!
Craft Happy Craft Classes
![Craft Happy Craft Classes at Loft 24 {24 S. Main Street, 2nd Floor, Oconomowoc, WI 53066} 15 weeks of cheerful craft projects {starts September 4th} Every Thursday Night at 7:30 pm ~ {All Supplies & Instruction Provided} [BYOB & Snacks]](https://lakecountrymom.wpenginepowered.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/08/loft-24-craft-happy.jpg)
15 weeks of cheerful craft projects {starts September 4th}
Every Thursday Night at 7:30 pm
All Supplies & Instruction Provided
BYOB & Snacks
See all Classes & Cost’s here
YOUR REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED!
Register HERE
Dinner and Movie
Friday, September 12th at 7pm {Movie begins at 8pm!}
$17 per person
Includes:
Themed Gourmet “Brown Bag” Meal, Beverages (soda/water), BYOB is allowed! and Popcorn! Ticket required to get a meal.
Purchase Tickets HERE
ONLY Movie & BYOB: $7
Purchase Tickets HERE
About the movie:
The Brat Pack rides again in this classic teenage movie about five high school students — a brain, an athlete, a basket case, a princess, and a criminal — who are forced to spend a Saturday together in detention. Unlikely friendships follow verbal sparring as their attitudes and perspectives change. As the old adage goes: You can’t always judge a book by its cover.
The Brat Pack rides again in this classic teenage movie about five high school students — a brain, an athlete, a basket case, a princess, and a criminal — who are forced to spend a Saturday together in detention. Unlikely friendships follow verbal sparring as their attitudes and perspectives change. As the old adage goes: You can’t always judge a book by its cover.
Must-see food scene: When the clock strikes lunch hour, the students whip out their drastically different brown-bag meals, further illustrating the contrasting lives they lead. Popular girl Claire (Molly Ringwald) delicately extracts her sushi bento box, complete with ceramic soy sauce server, while oddball loner Allison (Ally Sheedy) eagerly assembles her lunch: Anyone for a Pixy Stix and Cap’N Crunch sandwich?
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