as they celebrate life and lemonade featuring their trademark mix of music,
dancing and fun filled activities for parents and their young children
( 6 months — 6 years – older siblings welcome too!)
It’s all a fundraiser for Alex’s Lemonade Foundation – helping fight
Pediatric Cancer one cup at a time!

Baby Loves Disco brings the family dance party to children’s hospitals, military bases, malls, art galleries, and, of course, some of the country’s hippest nightclubs…all to raise funds and awareness for Alex’s Lemonade Stand
Tour Presented by H & M
Philadelphia – Baby Loves Disco continues its wildly popular road trip this fall. The party lands in more than 45 cities after attracting thousands of East Coast parents and kids to shopping malls and clubs during July and August. From September through November, the Baby Loves Disco Lemonade Tour 2010, presented by trendy fashion retailer H&M, will touch down on dozens more nightclubs, children’s hospitals, shopping malls and schools across the United States. It’s a super-dance-party special mission to spread awareness and raise money for Alex’s Lemonade Stand Foundation, a nonprofit organization devoted to finding a cure for all childhood cancers.
Birthed five years ago in a Philadelphia nightclub, Baby Loves Disco grew into an international phenomenon as an afternoon dance party featuring real music spun and mixed by real DJs blending classic disco tunes from the ‘70s and ‘80s. True to its trademark style, the party will continue for the Baby Loves Disco Lemonade Tour 2010, as thousands of parents, grandparents and kids bop and play at venues of all kinds. True to its roots, Baby Loves Disco will celebrate life, love and lemonade at Philadelphia’s Shampoo Club on September 12th.
In fact, from Le Poisson Rouge in NYC to Ruby Skye in San Francisco, Baby Loves Disco was born in the clubs and will return to some of the country’s hottest spots. In the great “Saturday morning is the new Saturday night” tradition, Baby Loves Disco’s local teams will transform nightclubs into child-proof discos as toddlers, preschoolers and parents looking for a break from the routine playground circuit and let loose on the disco floor. The August 21st event at the 9:30 Club in Washington, DC attracted more than 500 people to to this family-friendly disco party.
The Baby Loves Disco Lemonade Tour is also taking over dozens of shopping malls across the country. Through a unique partnership with General Growth Properties and H&M, Baby Loves Disco will present these special “mall discos” entirely free to the public. Wristbands for these events, held in a roped-off open space which is transformed into a mobile nightclub, are available for free at the relevant mall’s H&M store.
In between the malls and the clubs, a scaled-down Baby Loves Disco sideshow will be presented at hospitals, schools and parks, including the Ronald McDonald House in Pittsburgh on September 17th and Fort Hood U.S. Army base in Savannah, GA. As co-founder Andy Blackman Hurwitz notes, “Thanks in part to H&M, we are able to keep the show on the road and bring the disco to people who need it the most.” Hurwitz adds that donations to Alex’s Lemonade Stand Foundation may now be accepted via text. Anyone who wants to donate $10 to the children’s cancer research foundation may simply text “Lemonade disco” to 85944.
In other news, parents and kids can groove to the first official soundtrack to Baby Loves Disco. Baby Loves Disco: The Original Soundtrack is due for release on September 28th and features tunes spun by acclaimed artist– DJ King Britt. Visit www.babylovesmusic.com for more information.
For regularly updated Baby Loves Disco Lemonade Tour updates, visit www.babylovesdisco.com/events.
MEDIA/Editorial Contact: Beth Blenz-Clucas, (503) 293‑9498, beth@babylovesdisco.comAdvertising and Promotions: Kelly@babylovesdisco.com
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