Club Lost

Come dance inside Lost in New Haven! Experience a continuous deep, melodic, and progressive-house set with live songs, spoken word, movement, visual art, drinks, and after-hours museum exploration.

In the year of America’s 250th anniversary, Club Lost brings New Haven artists together for a late-summer evening of music, poetry, visual art, food, drinks, dancing, and museum exploration.

The evening is led by Ionne, a New Haven-based recording artist, producer, live electronic performer, and Recording Academy member whose original music has reached audiences around the world. His continuous DJ/live-song mashup set will weave original music into a deep, melodic, and progressive house journey. As part of the performance, Ionne will debut two new works, “250 Shades of Freedom” and “Children of Nations,” created in response to America’s 250th anniversary.

New Haven Poet Laureate and spoken word artist Yex will collaborate with Ionne on “250 Shades of Freedom,” adding a powerful layer of poetry, storytelling, and cultural reflection to the evening.

A curated exhibition featuring works by visual artists Johnny Komodo, Allyse Corbin, Laz, movement artist Kris St. Louis, and additional guest artists to be announced will extend the event’s themes throughout the museum, with works exploring New Haven and America as places shaped by many peoples, histories, memories, rituals, and dreams.

Part concert, part club night, part spoken-word experience, and part gallery event, Club Lost offers a museum experience audiences can move through, listen to, dance within, and interpret for themselves.

All ages welcome; recommended for ages 13+. Guests 16 and under must be accompanied by an adult. Food and alcoholic beverages will be available for purchase.

Presented by Lost in New Haven and 5015 Records with thanks to Supporting Sponsor Shell & Bones Oyster Bar and Grill; Community Sponsors Hull’s Art Supply + Framing, and Inkberry Art Shop; and Friend of Club Lost East Rock Brewing Company.