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Centennial Gala Dinner Dance and Fireworks

City of Burlingame

June 6, 2008

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The birthday party of the century is coming - and you're invited! Join your family, friends and neighbors as Burlingame's celebrates its official centennial anniversary in grand fashion at the Hyatt Regency Hotel! Burlingame original, comedian Danny Marona, will be there to entertain all with his remembrances of his time in Burlingame. The Emcee for the evening is a Burlingame High School graduate, and the first Alumni of the Year, Diane Dwyer

The gala dinner (black tie and costume optional) is the final celebration of Burlingame's 100th anniversary. It will be an event to remember for the entire Burlingame community and will include dinner and dancing, and fireworks.

The land of living skies will take on a new meaning on the final night of the centennial celebrations. Using the night sky as the canvas, the party of a century will wrap up by launching the most spectacular fireworks display the city of Burlingame has ever seen. When people walk away from the awe-inspiring June 6 festivities, they will be proud to say they are from Burlingame.

Click here to download the invitation and reservation form for the Centennial Gala or simply call 650-558-7300 for further information.

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  Tickets: Free

  Info Phone: 650-558-7200

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  Dates:
  June 6, 2008

  Times:
  6pm

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  • Event Name: Centennial Gala Dinner Dance and Fireworks
    "Fireworks display at 10pm?"
    Comment posted by: A neighbor from Burlingame, CA, Jun 06, 2008
    

    are you kidding me? We live in the area near the celebration and aside of scaring the hell out of my child who WAS sound asleep we thought there were bombs being dropped. I've attended many a... Expand

    are you kidding me? We live in the area near the celebration and aside of scaring the hell out of my child who WAS sound asleep we thought there were bombs being dropped. I've attended many a fireworks display in my day but that was disrupting the peace volume levels. Collapse