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Studio 2012: Cheryl and Midnight Magic's New Year's Eve Party
Brooklyn’s most insane disco bloodbath, aka Cheryl aka the dance party that will ruin your life, presents Studio 2012, a New Year’s Eve dance party with a special performance by Midnight Magic. We will be celebrating with the Underground Rebel Bingo Club who will be partying in the back room all night.
Public Assembly
70 North 6th Street, Williamsburg, Brooklyn
10p-4a; $20 advance
cherylwillruinyourlife]at]gmail.com brownpapertickets.com/event/215741.
cherylwillruinyourlife.info
***** Also on NEW YEAR'S EVE *****
Rubulad Presents A Cheap and Dirty New Year's Masquerade
In which you will wear a costume or mask and we will charge you only 20 beans no matter when you arrive. Some costuming items will be provided for the challenged.
Starring the Drunkard's Wife, Friend Roulette, Hungry March Band, and Eye-Popping Puppet Burlesque by Laura McMillian. With your host Pierre Pressure, DJ dancing all night provided by $mall ¢hange, DJ Shakey, Tropic C, and Soundman Cody.
Plus free non-disgusting champagne bunny toast at midnight, Putrid Puppet Show by Pierre Pressure, greasy truck fun from the Night Market, Scuzzy Old Modern Dance Awareness Society, G. Scopitronic's Sleazy Non-Stop Film Fest, Hot F***ing Tamales, gorgeous dancing girls, lowlife light circus extraordinaire by Norm Francoeur.
This is a party for scallywags and rapscallions only so leave your hi-falutin' attitudes at home and bring your dancing shoes. We have a lot to be thankful for this year, so let's celebrate. Door prizes for early birds.
117 11th Street between 2nd and 3rd avenues, Brooklyn
9p doors, 10p show; $20
***** Also on NEW YEAR'S EVE *****
A Rumble New Year's Eve
Rumble! is Brooklyn's finest retro-greaser-soul-rocknroll party for queers, freaks and the otherwise sexual.
We'll admit it. We at Rumble HQ never really liked New Year's Eve. What's so great about 2012? We say. What about 1958? What about 1967? Which is why we're having a New Year's Old Year's party.
We're taking you back in time, away from this foul year of our lord 2012, into a better era, an era when the music was bopping, the dances were silly and the worst things you had to worry about were Biff Tannen and getting a zit. Fuck going into Manhattan, stay in Brooklyn with your friends and party so hard you start smoking with your nose. Featuring DJ BYOB, Drumpelstiltsken.
Dress code (not mandatory but encouraged): Time Warp Conventionist, 50's retro attire, Leather Jackets, Polka Dots, Jeans, James Dean, Marilyn, Rock Hudson, Annette Funicello, Greasers, Ne'er Do Wells, Prom Queens, Geeks, Teen Idols, Desperate Housewives and Rebels Without a Cause.
One Last Shag
348 Franklin, Brooklyn
G train to Bedford/Nostrand station, C train to Franklin station
9p-3:30a; $5 before 11p, $10 after
***** Also on NEW YEAR'S EVE *****
Waiting for Bobby presents:
Deja Vu New Years Eve Masquerade
Do you ever have the feeling that you have been somewhere before? Or seen something before? But was it real, or just your imagination?
Deja Vu is a reoccurring party, an art collaborative event, and a combination of all the things we love in life. Think rock, electronic, art, dance, and more. Wear a mustache and celebrate Movember.
Bands: Robin Cook, Captain Driggs, The Civil Suits, Waiting for Bobby, DJs U-Theory.com (Kyle Sullivan and Edgar Guerrero) Dancers: Amazing Amy the Bendy Contortionist, Gogo dancing Elena Caban, and Burlesque by Seydurah Avecmoi. We also have masques, glitter tattoos, cupcakes, and more.
168 Delancey Street, Manhattan
9p-4a; $10 cover all night or $65 for four-hour open bar
***** Also on NEW YEAR'S EVE *****
Egg and Dart
What are you doing for New Year's Eve? We're throwing a dance party at the Egg and Dart that night. DJ Mojo (as in, Egg Raid on Mojo), DJ Ari and DJ America's Buns, aka Ryan Milks, are going to rock le party. Fingers crossed for a clear night so we can all be out on the rooftop and watch fireworks while drinking champagne at the countdown. Oysters by Crystal. No BYOB and no high heels: We mean it, seriously.
15 Vanderbilt Avenue, between Park and Flushing, second floor, Brooklyn
8p-2a; $free, affordable experimental cash bar
***** Also on NEW YEAR'S EVE *****
New Year's Eve Bike Ride and Outdoor Afterparty
Start the year off right: on your bike or skates. Come celebrate New Year's Eve in the great outdoors. We'll be riding up to Belvedere Castle in the middle of Central Park for the best (and free) New Year's Eve dance party in town with fireworks. Dress festive: Don't forget your noisemakers and party favors. Bring food and drink to share.
Meet at Washington Square Park, under the arch
5th Avenue and 8th Street, Manhattan
10p at Washington Square, or 11:45p at Belvedere Castle in Central Park; $free
***** Also on NEW YEAR'S EVE *****
A Mister Saturday Night New Year's Eve
Okay, so it’s almost 2012. But before Quetzalcoatl returns to earth on a raft of snakes, let’s talk 2011. It was a lot of fun. We threw parties at night, parties during the day, parties in the rain and at least one party in space. And as the culmination of a bunch of different kinds of parties, we’ve decided to close out 2011 with our favorite kind of all: the simple kind. Simple, of course, doesn’t mean anything less than great.
We’re taking over House of Yes for Mister Saturday Night’s New Year’s Eve. If you haven’t yet joined us at House of Yes, prepare to be positively pleased. It’s got all the trappings of a great secret party space: plenty of comfortable places to sit, a nice long bar, a perfectly sized dancefloor, and nooks and corners to get a little lost in.
We’ll be bringing in the big, blue soundsystem, which has recently been tuned just for the room; Jeffrey Ralston, who installed the amazing space station at our Halloween party, will be dressing up the place special for the evening; and Justin and Eamon will be playing records all night long.
Probably best of all, though, we’re going to keep it intimate. No waiting for a drink for an hour at the bar, no standing in crazy lines at the bathroom, and no coat check debacles. Just you, us, some friends and some dancing. And a champagne toast at midnight, of course.
The catch (if you wanna call it that) is that you’ll need advance tickets to ring in the New Year with us. That way we can make sure that just the right amount of folks are inside. If you can’t make it for the ball drop, we’ll be opening the doors for everyone else at 3a, so you can still come and get down on the late end without a ticket. No matter when, we really hope to kick the year off with you. With residents Justin Carter and Eamon Harkin.
House of Yes
342 Maujer Street, between Waterbury and Morgan, Brooklyn
9p-6a, tickets sold out until 3a; $20
21 and over
mistersaturdaynight.com/
***** Also on NEW YEAR'S EVE *****
Gemini and Scorpio cordially request your presence at:
The Glitter Ball
New Year's Eve 1979. The end of a decade. Four tons of glitter. Decadence and overindulgence. Everyone who was anyone was at Studio 54's Glitter Ball. It was not merely a party, it was a legend in the making. This New Years Eve, Gemini & Scorpio close out our ninth(!) and most over-the-top year to date with a second chance to experience the the grandest, shiniest, sparkliest moment of New York City underground party culture.
Expect the surreal and the sublime, disco dazzle & shimmer all around, rich sounds of funk and brass whisking your body into a fervor, dancers swirling like liquid gold, aerialists dropping like diamonds from the ceiling, feats of fantastic physical strength, mysterious gypsies to divine your future, booty-shaking DJs, and one magical shimmering hostesses.
Dress code (no casual attire): all that glitters, sparkles, reflects or shines; silver/gold/iridescence; diamonds/crystals/sequins/mirrors/jewels/rhinestones; glamorous gowns, glass slippers and shiny suits; Studio 54/glam disco; drag kings and queens; Vince's shiny best from Mighty Boosh; aliens and spacemen; luminescence.
Irondale Center
85 South Oxford, Brooklyn
9p tickets are sold out; $30 after midnight, $20
geminiandscorpio.com/events.html
***** Also on NEW YEAR'S EVE *****
Figment of Your Imaginations
This NYE, the great Electric Circus is coming to Brooklyn. Unicorn Meat, after a string of Manhattan club events, is fed up and running away to join the forbidden world of underground circus production.
Deeply hidden among Brooklyn's corridors and alleyways, we bring you a sanctuary of art, light, performance, magic, music, and fire. Greet unicorns, behold trapeze performers, contemplate installation art, admire aerialists, witness three-eyed freaks, and have tea with oompa loompas and space aliens.
We need you to transform this 11,000 square foot warehouse into the greeeeatest show in Brooklyn. Music: Nigel Richards, Hobotech, Arrow Chrome, Joro Boro, Mun (featuring Adam Wein's Flamingo Processing Center Experience), Skytree, Smoke, Max Mayfeild, Friar Tuck, Joy, Ajax, Pjoe, Mikey Likes It, Smilky Smooth, and Narkatta. Live Indian cultural music and down tempo in our comfy digital genie pillow lounge.
Circus performance set times: Rope Solo, Styramid Trio, Quetzalcoatl Ceremony, Cloud Solo, Silks Duo, Triangle Solo, Lyra Solo, Acro-Dance Trio, Contortion en Cloud, Trapeze Solo, Ballet Des Etoiles, Silks Solo, and Company Finale.
Electric Warehouse
1428 Fulton Street, Brooklyn
9p-8a; $25-45
Alex]at]unicornmeatnyc.com
electriccircus.eventbrite.com/
***** Also on NEW YEAR'S EVE *****
Rebel Angel Productions presents:
A Weimar Cabaret New Year's Eve Fete
An unidentifiably familiar melody beckons you down a dark alley on a cold wintry night in Brooklyn. Luring you away from the hoards of revelers mindlessly swaying to dubstep and ironic 80s. In a small back room in Greenpoint, experience the dawn of a new year with a respite from dystopia and a submersion into the subversive and free champagne toast at midnight. Party favors, hats, noise makers. Featuring Amour Obscur, This Way to the Egress, plus live jazz vocalists, cabaret, and burlesque by Laura Rebel Angel, Ruby Solitaire, and Suzette Sundae. DJ sets by Laura Rebel Angel and more. Free champagne toast at midnight.
Bar Matchless
557 Manhattan Avenue, Brooklyn
10p-4a; $10
718 383 5333
21 and over
rebelangelproductions.com
Studio 2012: Cheryl and Midnight Magic's New Year's Eve Party
Brooklyn’s most insane disco bloodbath, aka Cheryl aka the dance party that will ruin your life, presents Studio 2012, a New Year’s Eve dance party with a special performance by Midnight Magic. We will be celebrating with the Underground Rebel Bingo Club who will be partying in the back room all night.
Public Assembly
70 North 6th Street, Williamsburg, Brooklyn
10p-4a; $20 advance
cherylwillruinyourlife]at]gmail.com brownpapertickets.com/event/215741.
cherylwillruinyourlife.info
***** Also on NEW YEAR'S EVE *****
Rubulad Presents A Cheap and Dirty New Year's Masquerade
In which you will wear a costume or mask and we will charge you only 20 beans no matter when you arrive. Some costuming items will be provided for the challenged.
Starring the Drunkard's Wife, Friend Roulette, Hungry March Band, and Eye-Popping Puppet Burlesque by Laura McMillian. With your host Pierre Pressure, DJ dancing all night provided by $mall ¢hange, DJ Shakey, Tropic C, and Soundman Cody.
Plus free non-disgusting champagne bunny toast at midnight, Putrid Puppet Show by Pierre Pressure, greasy truck fun from the Night Market, Scuzzy Old Modern Dance Awareness Society, G. Scopitronic's Sleazy Non-Stop Film Fest, Hot F***ing Tamales, gorgeous dancing girls, lowlife light circus extraordinaire by Norm Francoeur.
This is a party for scallywags and rapscallions only so leave your hi-falutin' attitudes at home and bring your dancing shoes. We have a lot to be thankful for this year, so let's celebrate. Door prizes for early birds.
117 11th Street between 2nd and 3rd avenues, Brooklyn
9p doors, 10p show; $20
***** Also on NEW YEAR'S EVE *****
A Rumble New Year's Eve
Rumble! is Brooklyn's finest retro-greaser-soul-rocknroll party for queers, freaks and the otherwise sexual.
We'll admit it. We at Rumble HQ never really liked New Year's Eve. What's so great about 2012? We say. What about 1958? What about 1967? Which is why we're having a New Year's Old Year's party.
We're taking you back in time, away from this foul year of our lord 2012, into a better era, an era when the music was bopping, the dances were silly and the worst things you had to worry about were Biff Tannen and getting a zit. Fuck going into Manhattan, stay in Brooklyn with your friends and party so hard you start smoking with your nose. Featuring DJ BYOB, Drumpelstiltsken.
Dress code (not mandatory but encouraged): Time Warp Conventionist, 50's retro attire, Leather Jackets, Polka Dots, Jeans, James Dean, Marilyn, Rock Hudson, Annette Funicello, Greasers, Ne'er Do Wells, Prom Queens, Geeks, Teen Idols, Desperate Housewives and Rebels Without a Cause.
One Last Shag
348 Franklin, Brooklyn
G train to Bedford/Nostrand station, C train to Franklin station
9p-3:30a; $5 before 11p, $10 after
***** Also on NEW YEAR'S EVE *****
Waiting for Bobby presents:
Deja Vu New Years Eve Masquerade
Do you ever have the feeling that you have been somewhere before? Or seen something before? But was it real, or just your imagination?
Deja Vu is a reoccurring party, an art collaborative event, and a combination of all the things we love in life. Think rock, electronic, art, dance, and more. Wear a mustache and celebrate Movember.
Bands: Robin Cook, Captain Driggs, The Civil Suits, Waiting for Bobby, DJs U-Theory.com (Kyle Sullivan and Edgar Guerrero) Dancers: Amazing Amy the Bendy Contortionist, Gogo dancing Elena Caban, and Burlesque by Seydurah Avecmoi. We also have masques, glitter tattoos, cupcakes, and more.
168 Delancey Street, Manhattan
9p-4a; $10 cover all night or $65 for four-hour open bar
***** Also on NEW YEAR'S EVE *****
Egg and Dart
What are you doing for New Year's Eve? We're throwing a dance party at the Egg and Dart that night. DJ Mojo (as in, Egg Raid on Mojo), DJ Ari and DJ America's Buns, aka Ryan Milks, are going to rock le party. Fingers crossed for a clear night so we can all be out on the rooftop and watch fireworks while drinking champagne at the countdown. Oysters by Crystal. No BYOB and no high heels: We mean it, seriously.
15 Vanderbilt Avenue, between Park and Flushing, second floor, Brooklyn
8p-2a; $free, affordable experimental cash bar
***** Also on NEW YEAR'S EVE *****
New Year's Eve Bike Ride and Outdoor Afterparty
Start the year off right: on your bike or skates. Come celebrate New Year's Eve in the great outdoors. We'll be riding up to Belvedere Castle in the middle of Central Park for the best (and free) New Year's Eve dance party in town with fireworks. Dress festive: Don't forget your noisemakers and party favors. Bring food and drink to share.
Meet at Washington Square Park, under the arch
5th Avenue and 8th Street, Manhattan
10p at Washington Square, or 11:45p at Belvedere Castle in Central Park; $free
***** Also on NEW YEAR'S EVE *****
A Mister Saturday Night New Year's Eve
Okay, so it’s almost 2012. But before Quetzalcoatl returns to earth on a raft of snakes, let’s talk 2011. It was a lot of fun. We threw parties at night, parties during the day, parties in the rain and at least one party in space. And as the culmination of a bunch of different kinds of parties, we’ve decided to close out 2011 with our favorite kind of all: the simple kind. Simple, of course, doesn’t mean anything less than great.
We’re taking over House of Yes for Mister Saturday Night’s New Year’s Eve. If you haven’t yet joined us at House of Yes, prepare to be positively pleased. It’s got all the trappings of a great secret party space: plenty of comfortable places to sit, a nice long bar, a perfectly sized dancefloor, and nooks and corners to get a little lost in.
We’ll be bringing in the big, blue soundsystem, which has recently been tuned just for the room; Jeffrey Ralston, who installed the amazing space station at our Halloween party, will be dressing up the place special for the evening; and Justin and Eamon will be playing records all night long.
Probably best of all, though, we’re going to keep it intimate. No waiting for a drink for an hour at the bar, no standing in crazy lines at the bathroom, and no coat check debacles. Just you, us, some friends and some dancing. And a champagne toast at midnight, of course.
The catch (if you wanna call it that) is that you’ll need advance tickets to ring in the New Year with us. That way we can make sure that just the right amount of folks are inside. If you can’t make it for the ball drop, we’ll be opening the doors for everyone else at 3a, so you can still come and get down on the late end without a ticket. No matter when, we really hope to kick the year off with you. With residents Justin Carter and Eamon Harkin.
House of Yes
342 Maujer Street, between Waterbury and Morgan, Brooklyn
9p-6a, tickets sold out until 3a; $20
21 and over
mistersaturdaynight.com/
***** Also on NEW YEAR'S EVE *****
Gemini and Scorpio cordially request your presence at:
The Glitter Ball
New Year's Eve 1979. The end of a decade. Four tons of glitter. Decadence and overindulgence. Everyone who was anyone was at Studio 54's Glitter Ball. It was not merely a party, it was a legend in the making. This New Years Eve, Gemini & Scorpio close out our ninth(!) and most over-the-top year to date with a second chance to experience the the grandest, shiniest, sparkliest moment of New York City underground party culture.
Expect the surreal and the sublime, disco dazzle & shimmer all around, rich sounds of funk and brass whisking your body into a fervor, dancers swirling like liquid gold, aerialists dropping like diamonds from the ceiling, feats of fantastic physical strength, mysterious gypsies to divine your future, booty-shaking DJs, and one magical shimmering hostesses.
Dress code (no casual attire): all that glitters, sparkles, reflects or shines; silver/gold/iridescence; diamonds/crystals/sequins/mirrors/jewels/rhinestones; glamorous gowns, glass slippers and shiny suits; Studio 54/glam disco; drag kings and queens; Vince's shiny best from Mighty Boosh; aliens and spacemen; luminescence.
Irondale Center
85 South Oxford, Brooklyn
9p tickets are sold out; $30 after midnight, $20
geminiandscorpio.com/events.html
***** Also on NEW YEAR'S EVE *****
Figment of Your Imaginations
This NYE, the great Electric Circus is coming to Brooklyn. Unicorn Meat, after a string of Manhattan club events, is fed up and running away to join the forbidden world of underground circus production.
Deeply hidden among Brooklyn's corridors and alleyways, we bring you a sanctuary of art, light, performance, magic, music, and fire. Greet unicorns, behold trapeze performers, contemplate installation art, admire aerialists, witness three-eyed freaks, and have tea with oompa loompas and space aliens.
We need you to transform this 11,000 square foot warehouse into the greeeeatest show in Brooklyn. Music: Nigel Richards, Hobotech, Arrow Chrome, Joro Boro, Mun (featuring Adam Wein's Flamingo Processing Center Experience), Skytree, Smoke, Max Mayfeild, Friar Tuck, Joy, Ajax, Pjoe, Mikey Likes It, Smilky Smooth, and Narkatta. Live Indian cultural music and down tempo in our comfy digital genie pillow lounge.
Circus performance set times: Rope Solo, Styramid Trio, Quetzalcoatl Ceremony, Cloud Solo, Silks Duo, Triangle Solo, Lyra Solo, Acro-Dance Trio, Contortion en Cloud, Trapeze Solo, Ballet Des Etoiles, Silks Solo, and Company Finale.
Electric Warehouse
1428 Fulton Street, Brooklyn
9p-8a; $25-45
Alex]at]unicornmeatnyc.com
electriccircus.eventbrite.com/
***** Also on NEW YEAR'S EVE *****
Rebel Angel Productions presents:
A Weimar Cabaret New Year's Eve Fete
An unidentifiably familiar melody beckons you down a dark alley on a cold wintry night in Brooklyn. Luring you away from the hoards of revelers mindlessly swaying to dubstep and ironic 80s. In a small back room in Greenpoint, experience the dawn of a new year with a respite from dystopia and a submersion into the subversive and free champagne toast at midnight. Party favors, hats, noise makers. Featuring Amour Obscur, This Way to the Egress, plus live jazz vocalists, cabaret, and burlesque by Laura Rebel Angel, Ruby Solitaire, and Suzette Sundae. DJ sets by Laura Rebel Angel and more. Free champagne toast at midnight.
Bar Matchless
557 Manhattan Avenue, Brooklyn
10p-4a; $10
718 383 5333
21 and over
rebelangelproductions.com
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