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The Amy Biehl Foundation threw a retro bash last night to raise funds to ease the effects of apartheid in South Africa. The 80's tribute band Rubix Kube jammed out at Canal Room as the enthusiastic party animals combed through the crowd to get their chance to dance on stage with the band.
Not only did partygoers dance for good, but they celebrated the work and life of the foundations namesake Amy Biehl, a Stanford grad and anti-apartheid activist murdered in the final days of apartheid.
With funky costumes, neon colored wigs, bubble machines, and let's not forget the FUR, guests took a trip down memory lane to the 80's. Their faces filled with genuine joy as the band cranked out nostalgic tunes of yore.
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