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Three illustrated crawlers in orange bodysuits and mustaches

I Speak
for the Brews

The Lorax Crawl · Fourth pressing

Side A opens at five o'clock.

One night, four stops, six blocks of Tennyson Street, and a few hundred people in orange bodysuits. Sixteen songs' worth of nonsense, all of it raising money for the Tennyson Center for Children.

Recorded
Friday, October 2, 2026
Location
Tennyson St, Berkeley — Denver, CO
Runtime
5:00 PM until they stop serving
Wardrobe
Orange, head to toe. Yellow mustache.
Proceeds
Tennyson Center for Children
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Side A — the route

North to south · 44th down to 38th
A1

5:00 — 6:00 PM

Check-In at the Gnome

The Grateful Gnome · 4369 Stuart St, at 44th

Check-in, wristbands, and the donation table. We collect here and only here — early, sober, one line. Suit up in the back if you didn't come dressed.

Check-in + donations
A2

6:00 — 8:00 PM

Berkeley Untapped

4267 Tennyson St

The long stretch, timed to First Friday peak. Biggest room on the route and the one that can absorb a few hundred people in orange without tipping over.

Hero window
A3

~7:00 PM

Contest in the Park

Berkeley Park · exact spot still being confirmed

Costume contest, group photo, and a breather outdoors before the last push south. Bring the mustache you actually want photographed.

Not yet locked
A4

8:00 PM — late

Last Call at the Inn

Berkeley Inn · 3834 Tennyson St

Eighty years of dive bar, one block off the 38th arterial. Rideshare finds you here and the 38 bus is still running. That's why we end low.

Last stop

Liner notes

Why we walk downhill.

The first year we started at the south end and worked north, which meant we finished at nine o'clock on a quiet residential block with no way home. Nobody could get a car. Two people walked forty minutes. We flipped it the next year and never looked back.

Now the route runs north to south: donations get collected at the top, while everyone is sober and feeling generous, and the night ends at 38th where rideshare actually works and the bus still runs.

The other thing we learned: October's First Friday is the season finale of the Tennyson Cultural Walk, and a few thousand people are already on our exact route. For free. So this year we deliberately overlap it instead of wrapping up as it starts.

Everything else is the same as it's always been. Orange suit. Yellow mustache. One street. One good cause. Bring a spare mustache — the glue gives out around stop two.

All proceeds

Tennyson Center for Children

They're on the same street we're drinking on — school, therapy and housing for kids coming out of abuse and neglect. Everything collected at check-in goes to them. Nothing gets skimmed for costs, and we publish the total after the crawl.

Illustrated crawler dancing in an orange bodysuit

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Final bar list, drink specials and contest rules, about two weeks out. One email. Maybe two if something moves.