BOB VILA’S 63RD B-DAY

A stage will be built in honor of Bob Vila’s 63rd Birthday hosting three bands; PRINCE RAINBOW, DRINK UP BUTTERCUP, BAND NAME. For those of you who do not know who Bob Vila is here is an insert from his wikipedia:

“Vila, a Cuban American native of Miami, Florida, received a Bachelor of Science (BSc) degree in journalism from the University of Florida in 1969. After graduating, he served as a volunteer in the United States Peace Corps, working in Panama from 1971 to 1973.
Vila was hired as the host of This Old House in 1979 after receiving the “Heritage House of 1978″ award by Better Homes and Gardens, for his restoration of a Victorian Italianate house in Newton, Massachusetts. On This Old House, Vila appeared with master carpenter Norm Abram as they, and others, renovated houses. In 1989 he left the show, apparently due to a series of conflicts with This Old House executive producer Russell Morash arising from his involvement with outside commercial endorsements. He was replaced by Steve Thomas.
After leaving This Old House, Vila became a commercial spokesman for Sears, and hosted the television program Bob Vila’s Home Again which was renamed Bob Vila in 2005. The series was canceled by CBS’ King World unit on May 2007 citing poor ratings.[3] Vila has also appeared on various episodes of Tool Time, the fictional handyman cable TV show within the situation comedy, Home Improvement (1991-99). Tool Time’s host Tim Taylor (played by Tim Allen) sees him as a rival, and periodically tries to best him in various activities, never succeeding in doing so. Vila also made a cameo in the 1993 comedy spoof Hot Shots! Part Deux.
Vila has written ten books, including a five-book series titled Bob Vila’s Guide to Historic Homes of America. As of 2006, he still appears regularly on television. He can also be seen on the Home Shopping Network, selling a range of tools under his own brand.”

If you read all of that, then this is the party for you.
PRINCE RAINBOW
DRINK UP BUTTERCUP
BAND NAME