SACRAMENTO, CA– Mikuni sushi restaurants will host viewing parties for David Garibaldi’s live performance on NBC’s America’s Got Talent. Garibaldi will be competing in the second semifinal event on Tuesday, September 4, at 8:00 p.m.
Garibaldi has raised over $1,000,000 for nonprofits and charitable organizations across the country through his art. Hundreds of thousands have witnessed Garibaldi paint live and transform a blank black canvas into pop icons through his “Rhythm and Hue” shows. “We have had the privilege of working with David to fund raise locally,” said Taro Arai, Mikuni co-owner. David helped us raise $85,000 for the victims affected during the 2011 earthquake and tsunami in Japan. His passion for art and the entertaining way he interacts with the audience helped make our fundraiser a huge success.” Garibaldi has performed for local charities like Sacramento Children’s Home and Fortune 500 companies like Disney.
On Tuesday, all Sacramento area Mikuni locations will tune their television monitors to local NBA affiliate KCRA-Channel 3 at 8:00 p.m. to show support for Garibaldi in his quest to win America’s Got Talent. During the broadcast, guests can take advantage of happy hour pricing while they watch the show.
To encourage voting, Mikuni is collaborating with the Sacramento Kings at the Mikuni location at 1565 Eureka Road in Roseville. The Kings will bring Garibaldi artwork to display and computers for post-show voting. Voting can be done in one of three ways:
·Use the toll free telephone number assigned to David Garibaldi which will be broadcasted on air
·Go to www.NBC.com and click on the David Garibaldi link after the show
·Go to www.NBC.com and link to Facebook and vote after the show
Guests who vote for David on Facebook can show their Facebook Timeline Activity vote using a smartphone or tablet and receive a complimentary David Garibaldi handroll with the purchase of any other menu item of $10 or more. This offer is good at all Sacramento area Mikuni locations the day after the live show on Wednesday, September 5, 2012. “We are so excited for David,” said Taro. “We want him to win and have more opportunities to provide inspiration through his art.”
