$8 at the door

9:30pm doors/10pm showtime

21+

hosted by Serita and Haley

w/ special guests DJ Channy Pants + Miss Brit

Serita:

Serita Colette is a qwoc meditation teacher, performer and activist born in Kerala, India.  Her dance and & practice is about loving self, queering space and building and sharing her fire. 

Haley:

Until earlier this year, HALEY has performed under the name Haley Bonar, and has recorded over 9 albums, fronted both her band and psych-punk-new wave band Gramma's Boyfriend, and toured across the continents. Now performing under HALEY, having legally adopted her maternal family name McCallum, she will  continue to unleash her quiet (and not so quiet) powers.

DJ Channy Pants:

Channy Leaneagh is the lead vocalist and co- of electro-pop group POLIÇA, who originally emerged from Minneapolis in 2011 when Channy and producer Ryan Olson began collaborating on a batch of synthesizer and percussion-heavy arrangements. The resulting debut, 2012's Give You The Ghost, immediately garnered international acclaim, with Rolling Stone hailing it as "the sound of heartbreak and celebration happening simultaneously" and Q praising it as "a bewitching, urgent, magical debut." The quick success of Give You The Ghost brought with it a heavy touring schedule and an itch to keep creating. Two albums, a live band, and several international tours later, POLIÇA have graced the stages of massive festivals around the world, from Coachella to Glastonbury, and performed on renowned television shows such as Late Night With Jimmy Fallon and Later With Jools Holland.  Their most recent project, Music For The Long Emergency, is a collaboration with European chamber ensemble s t a r g a z e. The piece was commissioned by the St. Paul Chamber Orchestra’s Liquid Music series and had its US debut last Fall at the Fitzgerald Theater. 

Miss Brit:

Brittany “Miss Brit” Lynch is constantly working to change herself and the world she lives in. Working interdependently between media, art, curation and social justice, she has emerged as a tastemaker for the Twin Cities entertainment scene. WCCO’s Urban Perspectives coined her as a “Rising Star.” The Star Tribune declared her one of the “Most Influential Black Young Leaders of the Twin Cities,” featuring her activism in spoken word poetry. Miss Brit is a graduate of the University of Minnesota where she received her degree in the Sociology of Law, Criminology, and Deviance with a minor in African and African American Studies. She is a recipient of the Verve Spoken Word Grant from Intermedia Arts, and her writing has been published in the Star Tribune and St. Paul Almanac. She is the resident DJ and curator for The Feels, a healing based experience featuring music and spoken word. Miss Brit is a co-host and DJ on KFAI’s Soul Tools Radio, and is a fierce entrepreneur within the creative sector. For more info visit HeyMissBrit.com.