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Have fun in your Christmas sweater

By Brittney Cason
Paid to Party
Brittney Cason
Brittney Cason writes about nightlife for The Charlotte Observer.

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We’re another week closer to Christmas, and that means even more holiday parties. Here are just a few to choose from.

Friday

A Very Griswold Christmas at Prohibition (200 N. Tryon St.): National Lampoon takes over the uptown club. There’ll be Cousin Eddie look-alike and ugly Christmas sweater contests, with prizes worth $200. 9 p.m. $15 at the door with a toy donation (covers your drinks). 704-358-4244.

Naughty or Nice Party at BlackFinn Saloon (210 E. Trade St.): Santa’s made a list, but he won’t be checking it at BlackFinn – both the naughty and the nice will be eligible for prizes. 9-11 p.m. E-mail MHowe@BlackFinnCharlotte.com for info on how to get free cover.

Saturday

Rusty Rudder Christmas Party (20210 Henderson Road, Cornelius): Partygoers get to hear the John King Band and see a lot of people wearing ugly Christmas sweaters. Even Santa will be there. 10 p.m.-2 a.m. No cover. 704-892-9195.

Street Dreamaz Entertainment and Elevator Music Group present High Off Life at Tremont Music Hall (400 W. Tremont Ave.): Not a holiday party, but the bill – which features Royal-Tee, Elevator Jay, Ida Divine, Lotta, SENIOR, Stranger Day, and Nesha Da Voice – will leave indie hip-hop fans feeling holly-jolly. 9 p.m. $7-$10. 704-343-9494.

New nightspots

• Level Bar, which opened last week (1820 South Blvd.), is South End’s new South Beach-style super lounge. Free parking and cover for ladies, 18 and older. www.levelbar.net.

•  El Camino, a Tex-Mex joint for food and fiestas, opens this weekend in place of Andrew Blair’s (1600 Montford Drive). 705-525-8282.

Brittney Cason is a writer who talks for a living at CBS Radio – mornings on WFNZ; nights on WSOC.

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