Beat Church Asheville August 18th w/ Mystery Drug
An evening of dance, movement, connection and tea, with a live DJ, offering a saucy bass music vibe in an ecstatic dance wave in our inspiring venue, the Social Hall at the JCC at 236 Charlotte Street, Asheville 28801.
Reserve your tickets here:
https://beatchurchasheville.com/beat-church-asheville-music-events/
Amazing offerings for the evening:
Doors: 6:45p
Movement lab: 6:55-7:15p
Warm up/Stretch: 6:45-7:15p
Opening Circle: 7:15-7:25p
Live DJ: 7:25-9:05p
Sound healer: 9:05-9:15p
DJ Mystery Drug
Mystery Drug is a dynamic and versatile DJ with a passion for igniting dancefloors with a captivating blend of house, techno, and bass music with varying organic and psychedelic flair. With over 19 years immersed in the vibrant world of clubs, underground raves, festivals, and burner scenes, they've cultivated an un-comparable love and deep understanding of electronic music. From private parties, to clubs, to large festivals, you can be sure a unique set is catered to the vibes of the audience.
Listen:
https://soundcloud.com/mysterydrug/ecstatic-dance-live-beat-church-asheville
Movement Lab: 6:55-7:15p
TBD
Sound bath with Ala: 9:05-9:15p
All evening:
Tea service included with admission
Massage Therapy is $2/minute
Reserve your tickets here:
https://beatchurchasheville.com/beat-church-asheville-music-events/
Sign up to volunteer here: https://beatchurchasheville.com/contact/
Guidelines
-VOICES on the dance floor: The dance floor is a talk-free zone. This allows dancers to engage in movement as a meditation, to go within, and to be more embodied without distraction in proximity.
-VOICES off the dance floor: We have created a tea lounge and chill space off the dance floor and quiet voices are encouraged in order to engage with others in a different way when you're not dancing.
-SHOELESS: We ask that you are shoeless in the space. If you have a physical reason to wear shoes, you are welcome to - we simply ask that they are not shoes you wear on the street.
-RESPECT: Be respectful of yourself, of others, and of the space/venue.
-PHONES: the dance floor and chill spaces are phone free zones. This allows dancers to be present fully.
Beat Church was started in San Francisco in the early 2000s by the amazing DJ, Neptune, who saw a need for a new cutting edge underground dance offering.
We want to continue and build on that tradition here in Asheville for the existing vibrant dance community.
Reserve your tickets here:
https://beatchurchasheville.com/beat-church-asheville-music-events/
Amazing offerings for the evening:
Doors: 6:45p
Movement lab: 6:55-7:15p
Warm up/Stretch: 6:45-7:15p
Opening Circle: 7:15-7:25p
Live DJ: 7:25-9:05p
Sound healer: 9:05-9:15p
DJ Mystery Drug
Mystery Drug is a dynamic and versatile DJ with a passion for igniting dancefloors with a captivating blend of house, techno, and bass music with varying organic and psychedelic flair. With over 19 years immersed in the vibrant world of clubs, underground raves, festivals, and burner scenes, they've cultivated an un-comparable love and deep understanding of electronic music. From private parties, to clubs, to large festivals, you can be sure a unique set is catered to the vibes of the audience.
Listen:
https://soundcloud.com/mysterydrug/ecstatic-dance-live-beat-church-asheville
Movement Lab: 6:55-7:15p
TBD
Sound bath with Ala: 9:05-9:15p
All evening:
Tea service included with admission
Massage Therapy is $2/minute
Reserve your tickets here:
https://beatchurchasheville.com/beat-church-asheville-music-events/
Sign up to volunteer here: https://beatchurchasheville.com/contact/
Guidelines
-VOICES on the dance floor: The dance floor is a talk-free zone. This allows dancers to engage in movement as a meditation, to go within, and to be more embodied without distraction in proximity.
-VOICES off the dance floor: We have created a tea lounge and chill space off the dance floor and quiet voices are encouraged in order to engage with others in a different way when you're not dancing.
-SHOELESS: We ask that you are shoeless in the space. If you have a physical reason to wear shoes, you are welcome to - we simply ask that they are not shoes you wear on the street.
-RESPECT: Be respectful of yourself, of others, and of the space/venue.
-PHONES: the dance floor and chill spaces are phone free zones. This allows dancers to be present fully.
Beat Church was started in San Francisco in the early 2000s by the amazing DJ, Neptune, who saw a need for a new cutting edge underground dance offering.
We want to continue and build on that tradition here in Asheville for the existing vibrant dance community.
Where is it happening?
Social Hall at the JCC 236 Charlotte Street, Asheville NC 28801, 236 Charlotte St, Asheville, NC 28801-1434, United States
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