In Boerum Hill, at the edge of Downtown, at the ever-evolving intersection of everything. A melting. Dust off your cowboy boots and grab your bathing suits! Dance classes will take place at the following times in the Clubhouse: 1pmpm 2pmpm 3p. Adam began his DJ career in by throwing his own ticketed collaborative events, as well as playing a niche genre of art gallery ev.
Join us in the Commune with Stud Country and local line dancing organization Dance Ranch PS, for a night filled with western line dancing. All ages are welcome. About Stud Country Stud Country is born from. Embark on a mystical musical journey at our enchanting desert hideaway where the ethereal sounds of top DJs transport you to a realm of pure vibes and magic.
Selector of the week: Other Desert Radio ft. We stay up late. Every week on Friday and Saturday nights, some of our favourite Sydney DJs bring the sounds up on Level 18, taking you from dinner through to the early hours of the morning. Pull up a seat after dinner, or swing by for a couple of late night drinks. Bookings available here and walk ins always welcome. Prepare to dance and groove to your favorite beats throughout the night, featuring top DJs and a nostalgic atmosphere.
Sounds by: Cozmic Cat. Planet Trip is a Sydney based record label, focused on releasing new music from friends and family around the world. Come and feel blessed with the vibes. High Tropics is your daytime escape to experience a steamy summer in the heavens. With a tropical assortment of cocktails from our crafty team and a soundtrack that brings the warmth to you. Every Sunday. As always, we have the beautiful Bella da Ball hosting, calling numbers, quizzing, and giving away prizes.
Trivia is first come, first serve. Daisuke from 7 pm. A vision in all black, the year-old artist dons only a trace of color — the smattering of red tattoos that start on her left cheek and snake their way down her neck and arms, punctuating the thick collage of black ink. Her studio, on the other hand, is almost ethereal. Its white walls hold shelves brimming with machines, tools and containers of organic materials that Hyungi foraged, found or made.
