Join us at our venue on Tuesday, March 10, at 6:30 PM for a relaxed evening of connection and conversation. Enjoy drink specials, meet members of our team, and get a sneak peek of The Drop, a new playlist curated by Paola Prestini.

The Refugee Orchestra Project shares music by composers who were forced to leave their homelands, as they express these life-altering experiences through music and story-telling. Join refugee composers and performers on their journey, as we celebrate what it means to live the American dream.

Join Del Maguey Single Village Mezcal and PARCHA for the next chapter of the Single Village Music Series: intimate, soulful gatherings where live music, artisanal mezcal, and meaningful conversations with cultural leaders come together to honor the journey behind the sounds we hear and the spirits we share. For this edition, we welcome Argentine rocker Marilina Bertoldi for an intimate performance and conversation with acclaimed poet, comedian, and actor ALOK, March 18th at National Sawdust.

Join artist/activist Madame Gandhi for a guided musical meditation on the Spring Equinox, followed by a live set launching the release of her new album “Love Letters from Brooklyn,” in partnership with Gender Amplified.

Mai Khôi & the Dissidents present a 2-in-1 concert performance: first, they will present “Bad Activist,” where Mai Khôi recounts her journey from pop stardom to activism through a spellbinding mixture of original music, projections, archival footage, and theatrical performance. Throughout the narrative, “Bad Activist” confronts urgent political issues including the legacy of imperialism, the deleterious effects of censorship on arts and speech, and the worsening human rights situation in Vietnam. The story ends with Khôi’s exile in the United States, where she is once again confronted with the same rising authoritarianism she fled six years ago. After a dinner break, the band will perform music from their upcoming album “Five Years in Exile,” which will be available for the first time following the show. Their new songs address issues of climate change, political incarceration, and corporate oligarchy, as well as personal stories of love, loss, and life away from home.

Eternal Research presents Rite of the Demon: Spring, an evening of collaborative experimentation between contemporary artists and ancient oracles. Featuring LA’s Fierra Ex Machina—inventors and developers of the Demon Box—alongside NY-based sound artist and researcher Ivana Dama and special guests, this multimedia event melds storied mediums with cutting-edge transmedia to offer the key to the Oracle of Delphi’s origin: the powers of transcendent vision.