Praise Ye Jah

The burdensome workweek and nonstop barrage of pretentious arty parties got you down? Need a respite from the typical watering holes? We’ve got a suggestion. It’s all about Reggae Wednesdays at The Office, where DJ Firewood boldly promises “the best reggae this side of Kingston.” DJ Firewood starts chopping it...

By Patrice Elizabeth Grell Yursik

December 6, 2007

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The burdensome workweek and nonstop barrage of pretentious arty parties got you down? Need a respite from the typical watering holes? We’ve got a suggestion. It’s all about Reggae Wednesdays at The Office, where DJ Firewood boldly promises “the best reggae this side of Kingston.”

DJ Firewood starts chopping it up at 9 p.m., and he’s known for delivering old-school grooves and dub classics. Besides the sweet, bass-heavy sounds of reggae, there are other ways to hurdle that midweek hump: How about three-dollar deals on Red Stripe, for starters? Feel free to get your slow grind on, hustle a game or two at the pool table, or fire up a round of foosball. Of course, admission is free.
Wednesdays, 2007

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