Level Up Entertainment partnered with the Stop Human Trafficking Coalition of Central Missouri to host an 80s prom party Friday in Columbia. Level Up was still constructing its new extension Friday morning but finished in time for the event. Couples attended in 80s themed attire and tried out the new roller rink, arcade games, and mini golf course.
The Stop Human Trafficking Coalition of Central Missouri gave a short speech to attendees. The speakers included board members as well as a human trafficking survivor.
From left, Ryan Burke, Gene Johnson, Audrey Langworth, and Kris Johnson play an arcade game
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From left, Ryan Burke, Gene Johnson, Audrey Langworth, and Kris Johnson play an arcade game at Level Up’s 80s prom party Friday in Columbia. The four played the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles game in the business’ new extension.
Adam Gadbois, left, and Colby Minor see how hard they can hit a hammer
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Adam Gadbois, left, and Colby Minor see how hard they can hit a hammer during Level Up’s 80s prom party Friday in Columbia. They both had alcoholic slushies while they gamed.
Anne Richardson speaks on behalf of the Stop Human Trafficking Coalition of Central Missouri
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Anne Richardson speaks on behalf of the Stop Human Trafficking Coalition of Central Missouri at Level Up’s 80s prom party Friday in Columbia. “I would not be alive without their services,” Richardson said. Richardson is a human trafficking survivor.
Couples dance together on the new roller rink
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Couples dance together on the new roller rink at Level Up during their 80s prom party Friday in Columbia. Cosmo from Y107’s Cosmo and Lauren in the Morning served as the DJ for the event.
Level Up owner Nic Parks roller-skates
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Level Up owner Nic Parks roller-skates at the new extension for the business during an 80s prom party Friday in Columbia. The party was held in partnership with the Stop Human Trafficking Coalition of Central Missouri to raise awareness for human trafficking.
Level Up Entertainment’s new mini-golf course is ready to go
Jan 28, 2022
Level Up Entertainment’s new mini-golf course is ready to go for the 80s Prom fundraiser event on Friday in Columbia. Construction for the new space was projected to finish in November or December, but was delayed due to changes in the course’s design.
Roller skates rest on shelves
Jan 28, 2022
Roller skates rest on shelves on Friday at Level Up Entertainment in Columbia. The theme for the new Level Up Entertainment location is “retro,” and it has 80’s themed mini-golf, party area, games and murals.
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Martin Morard
Missourian Visual Reporter, Spring 2022. Studying Convergence Journalism. Contact me at memr2d@umsystem.edu or in the newsroom at 573-882-5700
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