When I hit "Retry" the timer changed to 25 seconds, but I wasn't paying enough attention to notice this at the time. After a few seconds I un-paused but then died. When I entered I immediately paused the game, as I usually do, to assess the situation. Tickets are $35, which includes $10 in free play in the Batavia Downs Casino and one entry in the prize basket drawings.The first bug happened in the last room of "Gauntlet". Winners must be present at the time of the drawing. Drawings for prize baskets will be held throughout the night, including a giveaway for an overnight stay at the Del Monte Inn. and a cash bar will be available all evening. Around-the-world grazing stations, featuring international cuisine, will be open from 6:30 p.m. At end of the night, if there’s time, we’ll have one big jam with everybody.”ĭoors will open at 6 p.m. “Everybody is using same equipment, so there won’t be more than five minutes between bands. “There will be enough to please everybody - continuous music right from the beginning to the end,” Starowitz said. Mac & Company will start out the night with a mellow sound and the remaining bands will provide a mix of rock and roll and Southern rock. The bands are working together to make sure the music fills the entire evening. It does a lot a good, so we wanted to help raise money,” Starowitz said. A lot of people in the public don’t know it’s out there. Hospice is a benefit for the patient and the family. Savage Cabbage has been around since 1979, playing clubs, parties and benefits, giving them an edge in putting together a lineup of bands for the evening.
When was asked if he would perform at Mardi Gras, as a benefit for the HomeCare & Hospice Foundation, Starowitz told organizers, “You take care of everything else and I’ll take care of the music.” Starowitz said he and other members of the band have had family members who received hospice services. Johnny Starowitz and Savage Cabbage are serving as the host band for the event, which will also feature Mac & Company, The Nichols Brothers Band, The Trolls, and Above the Fog. BATAVIA - Some local musicians will be giving back while they’re letting the good times roll at HomeCare & Hospice’s Mardi Gras Saturday at Batavia Downs.
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