By MIKE CHAIKEN EDITIONS EDITOR Friday night, pinups will be on parade… and it’s all to help the veterans. On Nov. 13 from 6:30 to 10 p.m., All American Productions (which was responsible for the assorted Bike Nights held at Southington’s Cadillac Ranch this past summer) will be presenting “Pinups at the Mansion! An All Pinup Fashion Show to Benefit Honor Flight New England.” The event will be held at the historic Wadsworth Mansion in Middletown. The event will feature a large number of models wearing pinup attire from Maymac Design Studio. Among the models will be Southington’s JennyLynn Warner and her teenage daughter Kaylee Brennan. Jennifer Sequenzia, the woman behind All American Production explained she got the idea for the show after “I attended an event a few years ago that benefitted a wonderful charity by the name of Honor Flight New England, and I loved what they did. They send World War II veterans down to Washington D.C. to see their memorials at no cost to them. They also are now sending Korean War veterans down, as well as any terminally ill veterans. I have been wanting to do something to benefit them since then.” “I decided on […]
By MIKE CHAIKEN EDITIONS EDITOR Friday night, pinups will be on parade… and it’s all to help the veterans. On Nov. 13 from 6:30 to 10 p.m., All American Productions (which was responsible for the assorted Bike Nights held at Southington’s Cadillac Ranch this past summer) will be presenting “Pinups at the Mansion! An All Pinup Fashion Show to Benefit Honor Flight New England.” The event will be held at the historic Wadsworth Mansion in Middletown. The event will feature a large number of models wearing pinup attire from Maymac Design Studio. Among the models will be Southington’s JennyLynn Warner and her teenage daughter Kaylee Brennan. Jennifer Sequenzia, the woman behind All American Production explained she got the idea for the show after “I attended an event a few years ago that benefitted a wonderful charity by the name of Honor Flight New England, and I loved what they did. They send World War II veterans down to Washington D.C. to see their memorials at no cost to them. They also are now sending Korean War veterans down, as well as any terminally ill veterans. I have been wanting to do something to benefit them since then.” “I decided on […]