TONIGHT: Star Wars Extravaganza @ Locust Moon Comics

POSTED: Friday, November 16, 2012, 2:33 PM

Filed Under: Events

The force is strong with this one. In case you somehow haven’t heard, George Lucas sold the Star Wars franchise to Disney, who announced new films are on the way. The guys at Locust Moon Comics are pretty pumped and are celebrating the announcement with a full-on extravaganza. Attendees can fulfill their longest-held wish with Drexel’s own Dragon Jedi — a choreography group that uses light sabers and stage combat — who will be hosting an introductory lesson (“So you want to be a Jedi?”), and performing. Star Wars films will be showing in the Locust Moon Theater and anyone who comes in costume is promised to leave with “something cool.” If that isn’t enough, how about enjoying it all while sipping on some Obi Wan Kenobieers (National Bohemian) or a Jedi Mind Trick (Bacardi 151, Kahlua, Grenadine)?

Fri., Nov. 16, 7 p.m., free, Locust Moon Comics, 34 S. 40th St., 267-403-2856, locustmoon.wordpress.com.

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