Wayne's World party at Yellow Cab i the Oregon District Dayton, Ohio

Wayne and Garth have been partying on for 25 years and that will be celebrated this weekend in the DYT.
Yellow Cab, 700 E. Fourth St., will host a special party celebrating the 1992 release of the "Wayne's World" movie starring Mike Myers as Wayne and Dana Carvey as Garth 7 p.m. to 11 p.m. Friday, Sept. 29.

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Dayton's own Rob Lowe plays Benjamin Oliver, a sleazy TV producer, in the film based on a Saturday Night Live sketch.

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The party will include a screening of the movie and trivia about the movie hosted by Sara G. with prizes going to the winning team.

There will also be Wayne’s World themed cocktails.

Admission is $2.

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"Wayne's World" hosts Wayne (Mike Myers) and Garth (Dana Carvey) make their first appearance since 1994. They presented a top ten list of adult film titles, including "I Am Legend ... In Bed." After that, we think it's time to cue their dream sequence music.

Credit: Mark J. Terrill / AP

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"Wayne's World" hosts Wayne (Mike Myers) and Garth (Dana Carvey) make their first appearance since 1994. They presented a top ten list of adult film titles, including "I Am Legend ... In Bed." After that, we think it's time to cue their dream sequence music.

Credit: Mark J. Terrill / AP

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