651 ARTS Presents May I Borrow A Cup of Sugar?
House of Yes
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New York
Monday, September 23 at 7 pm EDT
Serves Food
Outdoor Patio
Lounge
Nightclub
Concert Venue
Open Format
Rooftop
Monday, September 23 at 7 pm EDT
Serves Food
Outdoor Patio
Lounge
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Open Format
Rooftop
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::::: 651 ARTS Presents :::::
May I Borrow A Cup of Sugar?
The Illustrious Blacks + Latashá
With DJ Hard Hittin Harry
Hosted by Andre J
A performance party celebrating love, evolution and the communal culture of the 90s-era dance club.
In the not so distant past, “May I Borrow A Cup of Sugar?” was a common request amongst neighbors. For one night only, 651 ARTS celebrates the future of black art by fusing inspiration from Brooklyn’s neighborly past with the communal dance culture of 90s era nightclubs.
Key figures within the sonic movement of Afrofuturism, The Illustrious Blacks unite futuristic funk, hypnotic house and cosmic pop into pulsating positivity for the planet. They’ll premiere excerpts from their brand-new electro-punk-funk opera and forthcoming album A Union of Kings, a tale of the meeting of two cosmic beings and their journey to love.
Brooklyn Magazine once stated, “If you really want to know what Brooklyn sounds like, listen to Latasha.” She’s a prolific hip-hop, performance, and visual artist whose rhymes are a distinct reflections of her experience growing up in Flatbush in the 1990s, and of living in a very different Brooklyn now. Latasha will preview her upcoming EP,Chrysalis, a dancehall, hip hop and electronic meditation of her present ethereal cocoon state.
The art of clubmaking.
Commune. Connect. Dance.
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::::::: SAFER SPACES POLICY :::::::
House of Yes is a space for everyone to feel welcome. We have a zero tolerance policy for harassment, unwanted touched, homophobic, transphobic, racist, sexist, ableist, or ageist behavior. Always ASK before touching anyone at our events. If someone is making you uncomfortable or harassing you, please come speak to a security guard or ask for a manager. We will believe you, and we will help. All restrooms in our venue are gender neutral. Everyone is free to use the restroom that best fits their gender identity or expression. All entrances and spaces within the venue are single-level. There are stairs leading to the upper portions of the stage, for those who wish to dance in the spotlight. Strobe lights are used during performances and parties. Questions about our consent policy or procedures?
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