Attack of the Pinups

The tikis are coming! The tikis are coming! Ladies and gentlemen, prepare yourselves for South Florida’s premier rockabilly event, year: Revenge of the Tiki III. The folks at Kreepy Tiki Tattoos and the Monterey Club promise to make this year better than the first two editions. With more than a...

By Betsey J. Denberg

September 29, 2011

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The tikis are coming! The tikis are coming! Ladies and gentlemen, prepare yourselves for South Florida’s premier rockabilly event, year: Revenge of the Tiki III. The folks at Kreepy Tiki Tattoos and the Monterey Club promise to make this year better than the first two editions. With more than a dozen bands, a hot-rod show, endless vendors, and pinup beauty contests, the schedule is packed. The highlight: The busty bombshells of the Kreepy Kittins will treat guests to some teasing and pleasing burlesque. There will also be food trucks galore, serving all sorts of tasty delights to satisfy your drunken, tiki appetites. Revenge of the Tiki III lands at the Monterey Club Saturday at 2 p.m. Look for the event page on Facebook.
Fri., Oct. 7, 2 p.m., 2011

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