Dress Code: Casual
Age: 18 and over
Dinner: Available throughout the night.

There is a two item minimum purchase for this event.

Craig Shoemaker

"Shoemaker is insightful and amusing...we are moved beyond laughter to tears." -- The Los Angeles Times

You might know Craig Shoemaker as the unmistakably engaging, iconic, baritone-voiced character, The Lovemaster. Maybe you were one of millions who saw him in his decades of successful stand up comedy. Or you may have seen one of his specials aired on Showtime, HBO, ABC, CBS, NBC and just about every other major network. Perhaps you saw him in a TV show or movie like Parks & Recreation, The Bold and The Beautiful, or in Scream 2?

Or maybe you just recognize his voice: Pleasantville, many characters in numerous animated series, and all the voices (and even the title song) for the BBC cartoon, Big Foot, Little Foot.

But he's far more than just The Lovemaster...

What you may not know (yet!) is that Craig Shoemaker is dedicated to using laughter as healing modality.

Yep, the Lovemaster is a peace-loving new-age hippy dedicated to using laughter to heal the world. Who knew! He's now focusing his efforts on his new organization dedicated to the cause, Laughter Heals. With a weekly show, movie and book coming soon, Craig hopes that he can bring The Laughter Movement to the mainstream.

"Shoe," as he's often called, began his career in his hometown of Philadelphia, where he honed his comedic skills and characters while bartending and attending Temple University (winning the "Best Comedian" award from Philly Magazine). A natural storyteller with sharp observational instincts, Craig's performances are often based on the hilarious -- and sometimes shocking -- twists and turns of his own life.

Craig is happily married to his wife Mika and is a father to three sons, Justin, Jared and Jackson, and brand new daughter Chloe.

Dress Code: Casual
Age: 18 and over
Dinner: Available throughout the night.

There is a two item minimum purchase for this event.

Craig Shoemaker

"Shoemaker is insightful and amusing...we are moved beyond laughter to tears." -- The Los Angeles Times

You might know Craig Shoemaker as the unmistakably engaging, iconic, baritone-voiced character, The Lovemaster. Maybe you were one of millions who saw him in his decades of successful stand up comedy. Or you may have seen one of his specials aired on Showtime, HBO, ABC, CBS, NBC and just about every other major network. Perhaps you saw him in a TV show or movie like Parks & Recreation, The Bold and The Beautiful, or in Scream 2?

Or maybe you just recognize his voice: Pleasantville, many characters in numerous animated series, and all the voices (and even the title song) for the BBC cartoon, Big Foot, Little Foot.

But he's far more than just The Lovemaster...

What you may not know (yet!) is that Craig Shoemaker is dedicated to using laughter as healing modality.

Yep, the Lovemaster is a peace-loving new-age hippy dedicated to using laughter to heal the world. Who knew! He's now focusing his efforts on his new organization dedicated to the cause, Laughter Heals. With a weekly show, movie and book coming soon, Craig hopes that he can bring The Laughter Movement to the mainstream.

"Shoe," as he's often called, began his career in his hometown of Philadelphia, where he honed his comedic skills and characters while bartending and attending Temple University (winning the "Best Comedian" award from Philly Magazine). A natural storyteller with sharp observational instincts, Craig's performances are often based on the hilarious -- and sometimes shocking -- twists and turns of his own life.

Craig is happily married to his wife Mika and is a father to three sons, Justin, Jared and Jackson, and brand new daughter Chloe.

Dress Code: Casual
Age: 18 and over
Dinner: Available throughout the night.

There is a two item minimum purchase for this event.

Craig Shoemaker

"Shoemaker is insightful and amusing...we are moved beyond laughter to tears." -- The Los Angeles Times

You might know Craig Shoemaker as the unmistakably engaging, iconic, baritone-voiced character, The Lovemaster. Maybe you were one of millions who saw him in his decades of successful stand up comedy. Or you may have seen one of his specials aired on Showtime, HBO, ABC, CBS, NBC and just about every other major network. Perhaps you saw him in a TV show or movie like Parks & Recreation, The Bold and The Beautiful, or in Scream 2?

Or maybe you just recognize his voice: Pleasantville, many characters in numerous animated series, and all the voices (and even the title song) for the BBC cartoon, Big Foot, Little Foot.

But he's far more than just The Lovemaster...

What you may not know (yet!) is that Craig Shoemaker is dedicated to using laughter as healing modality.

Yep, the Lovemaster is a peace-loving new-age hippy dedicated to using laughter to heal the world. Who knew! He's now focusing his efforts on his new organization dedicated to the cause, Laughter Heals. With a weekly show, movie and book coming soon, Craig hopes that he can bring The Laughter Movement to the mainstream.

"Shoe," as he's often called, began his career in his hometown of Philadelphia, where he honed his comedic skills and characters while bartending and attending Temple University (winning the "Best Comedian" award from Philly Magazine). A natural storyteller with sharp observational instincts, Craig's performances are often based on the hilarious -- and sometimes shocking -- twists and turns of his own life.

Craig is happily married to his wife Mika and is a father to three sons, Justin, Jared and Jackson, and brand new daughter Chloe.

Dress Code: Casual
Age: 18 and over
Dinner: Available throughout the night.

There is a two item minimum purchase for this event.

Craig Shoemaker

"Shoemaker is insightful and amusing...we are moved beyond laughter to tears." -- The Los Angeles Times

You might know Craig Shoemaker as the unmistakably engaging, iconic, baritone-voiced character, The Lovemaster. Maybe you were one of millions who saw him in his decades of successful stand up comedy. Or you may have seen one of his specials aired on Showtime, HBO, ABC, CBS, NBC and just about every other major network. Perhaps you saw him in a TV show or movie like Parks & Recreation, The Bold and The Beautiful, or in Scream 2?

Or maybe you just recognize his voice: Pleasantville, many characters in numerous animated series, and all the voices (and even the title song) for the BBC cartoon, Big Foot, Little Foot.

But he's far more than just The Lovemaster...

What you may not know (yet!) is that Craig Shoemaker is dedicated to using laughter as healing modality.

Yep, the Lovemaster is a peace-loving new-age hippy dedicated to using laughter to heal the world. Who knew! He's now focusing his efforts on his new organization dedicated to the cause, Laughter Heals. With a weekly show, movie and book coming soon, Craig hopes that he can bring The Laughter Movement to the mainstream.

"Shoe," as he's often called, began his career in his hometown of Philadelphia, where he honed his comedic skills and characters while bartending and attending Temple University (winning the "Best Comedian" award from Philly Magazine). A natural storyteller with sharp observational instincts, Craig's performances are often based on the hilarious -- and sometimes shocking -- twists and turns of his own life.

Craig is happily married to his wife Mika and is a father to three sons, Justin, Jared and Jackson, and brand new daughter Chloe.

Roger Kabler is a true renaissance man. Along with being one of the finest comedy impressionists in the country, he is a talented actor and portrait artist. He served as the Zima spokesman in national television commercials. He was a regular on the last Carol Burnett series in 1991. Roger also starred in his own NBC sit-com "Rhythm and Blues". He wrote, produced and starred in the award winning movie "Who the Hell is Bobby Roos?", and has recently played to sold out Las Vegas showrooms.. Variety magazine calls him "an astounding impressionist".

Marc Price is loved by millions as Skippy from the hugely popular 80's sitcom Family Ties starring Michael J Fox Check out his stand up comedy tour to find out why the Los Angeles Times calls him "refreshingly bright" and the Boston Globe says he's "wickedly funny." As a stand up comedian Marc has opened for Jay Leno and Jerry Seinfeld. He's starred in movies, hosted late night talk shows and more recently he's been behind the cameras writing and producing for E! TBS, Disney Channel, Animal Planet, GSN, Showtime and more.

Dress Code: Casual
Age: 18 and over
Dinner: Available throughout the night.

There is a two item minimum purchase for this event.

Roger Kabler is a true renaissance man. Along with being one of the finest comedy impressionists in the country, he is a talented actor and portrait artist. He served as the Zima spokesman in national television commercials. He was a regular on the last Carol Burnett series in 1991. Roger also starred in his own NBC sit-com "Rhythm and Blues". He wrote, produced and starred in the award winning movie "Who the Hell is Bobby Roos?", and has recently played to sold out Las Vegas showrooms.. Variety magazine calls him "an astounding impressionist".

Marc Price is loved by millions as Skippy from the hugely popular 80's sitcom Family Ties starring Michael J Fox Check out his stand up comedy tour to find out why the Los Angeles Times calls him "refreshingly bright" and the Boston Globe says he's "wickedly funny." As a stand up comedian Marc has opened for Jay Leno and Jerry Seinfeld. He's starred in movies, hosted late night talk shows and more recently he's been behind the cameras writing and producing for E! TBS, Disney Channel, Animal Planet, GSN, Showtime and more.

Dress Code: Casual
Age: 18 and over
Dinner: Available throughout the night.

There is a two item minimum purchase for this event.

Roger Kabler is a true renaissance man. Along with being one of the finest comedy impressionists in the country, he is a talented actor and portrait artist. He served as the Zima spokesman in national television commercials. He was a regular on the last Carol Burnett series in 1991. Roger also starred in his own NBC sit-com "Rhythm and Blues". He wrote, produced and starred in the award winning movie "Who the Hell is Bobby Roos?", and has recently played to sold out Las Vegas showrooms.. Variety magazine calls him "an astounding impressionist".

Marc Price is loved by millions as Skippy from the hugely popular 80's sitcom Family Ties starring Michael J Fox Check out his stand up comedy tour to find out why the Los Angeles Times calls him "refreshingly bright" and the Boston Globe says he's "wickedly funny." As a stand up comedian Marc has opened for Jay Leno and Jerry Seinfeld. He's starred in movies, hosted late night talk shows and more recently he's been behind the cameras writing and producing for E! TBS, Disney Channel, Animal Planet, GSN, Showtime and more.

Dress Code: Casual
Age: 18 and over
Dinner: Available throughout the night.

There is a two item minimum purchase for this event.

Roger Kabler is a true renaissance man. Along with being one of the finest comedy impressionists in the country, he is a talented actor and portrait artist. He served as the Zima spokesman in national television commercials. He was a regular on the last Carol Burnett series in 1991. Roger also starred in his own NBC sit-com "Rhythm and Blues". He wrote, produced and starred in the award winning movie "Who the Hell is Bobby Roos?", and has recently played to sold out Las Vegas showrooms.. Variety magazine calls him "an astounding impressionist".

Marc Price is loved by millions as Skippy from the hugely popular 80's sitcom Family Ties starring Michael J Fox Check out his stand up comedy tour to find out why the Los Angeles Times calls him "refreshingly bright" and the Boston Globe says he's "wickedly funny." As a stand up comedian Marc has opened for Jay Leno and Jerry Seinfeld. He's starred in movies, hosted late night talk shows and more recently he's been behind the cameras writing and producing for E! TBS, Disney Channel, Animal Planet, GSN, Showtime and more.

Dress Code: Casual
Age: 18 and over
Dinner: Available throughout the night.

There is a two item minimum purchase for this event.

Roger Kabler is a true renaissance man. Along with being one of the finest comedy impressionists in the country, he is a talented actor and portrait artist. He served as the Zima spokesman in national television commercials. He was a regular on the last Carol Burnett series in 1991. Roger also starred in his own NBC sit-com "Rhythm and Blues". He wrote, produced and starred in the award winning movie "Who the Hell is Bobby Roos?", and has recently played to sold out Las Vegas showrooms.. Variety magazine calls him "an astounding impressionist".

Marc Price is loved by millions as Skippy from the hugely popular 80's sitcom Family Ties starring Michael J Fox Check out his stand up comedy tour to find out why the Los Angeles Times calls him "refreshingly bright" and the Boston Globe says he's "wickedly funny." As a stand up comedian Marc has opened for Jay Leno and Jerry Seinfeld. He's starred in movies, hosted late night talk shows and more recently he's been behind the cameras writing and producing for E! TBS, Disney Channel, Animal Planet, GSN, Showtime and more.

Dress Code: Casual
Age: 18 and over
Dinner: Available throughout the night.

There is a two item minimum purchase for this event.