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Tickets:  $55 per person (see what is included in price), 
             only in advance (see ticket order info below) with deadline on March 8  

This Russian Spring Dance Party is set in an exquisite restaurant "Kimera" in Irvine 
that offers a perfect setting for private parties, banquets, weddings (see description). 

The beautiful dining room seats up to 110 people (see pictures, photos, floor plan),
with a large dance floor being arranged in its corner for such a special event 
(see below some photos from Old Russian New Year Party at "Kimera" this January). 
The adjacent dining lounge can seat additional 60 people. 

The bar room with an adjacent outdoor patio will also be open for this party. 

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The ticket covers dancing with music performed live by "Nashi Ludi" band 
including your favorite songs played at your requests (see band info below), 
gourmet pizza appetizers served during the cocktail hour from 6 p.m. to 7 p.m. 
and an exquisite three-course dinner served at your table from 7 p.m. to 8 p.m. 
(see dinner menu and give your choice of courses when buying your tickets).
Tax and gratuity for the dinner and appetizers are already included in the ticket price.  

There will be a no-host bar including specials of martinis for $6 and house drinks for $5 
as well as large selection of cocktails, wines, and liqueur. 

You may also bring wine with you in sealed bottles up to 750 ml each, 
but you will have to pay to the restaurant the corkage fee of $15 per bottle. 
By the U.S. Law, it is not allowed to bring vodka or any hard liqueur to the restaurant. 

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"Nashi Ludi" band and it's leader, Sasha Green, are well known in Southern California, 
especially due to their performances at Russian music jam sessions in Los Angeles 
over the last two years.  Listen to some amateur recordings of their performances there: 
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The band is formed by professional musicians with 20+ years of experience: 
Sasha Green, keyboards & vocals, 
Tatyana Ivanova, vocals, 
Aleksey Mostepan, guitar & vocals, 
Pavel Petrosyan, bass guitar & vocals, 
Marco Piali, drums. 

The band is unique as it performs only "live" music, not using any phonograms. 
They are often invited to play at prestigious banquets all over Southern California. 
Their repertoire includes hundreds of Russian and other popular songs. 

Please make requests in advance for your favorite songs to be played at the party,  
by sending your e-mail message to .

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Tickets can be bought only in advance, with deadline on March 8.

To order tickets, please e-mail to or call (949) 856-9926 (Vladimir). 
Payments can be made by credit card (with $2 processing fee per ticket), check, or cash. 

Seating reservations (110 seats in main room, plus 60 seats in lounge - see floor plan) 
will be done with the payment.  

No tickets will be sold after March 8. 

For directions to the restaurant - see Map. 
The restaurant is between the Google and Impac buildings. 
The drive way off Jamboree to the restaurant is on Centerpointe 
that is between Fairchild and MacArthur. 

The restaurant offers convenient valet parking (don't forget to tip them for at least $3).  
Also, parking is available in the structure on Centerpointe (free with Kimera's validation). 

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For any additional information, please call Vladimir at (949) 856-9926 . 

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See more photos from Old Russian New Year Party at "Kimera" this January