Hola, Raffaellas!

We know February can be very fro fro and on Saturday, February 08th we are bringing you Caliente, Caliente, a warm-hearted and uplifting party dedicated to the music of the eternal Italian diva of campness Raffaella Carr.

Raffaella's music and energetic personality transcended borders and will be praised forever for generations to come. A self-declared communist and an activist for women's rights and gay liberation, her legacy endures beyond the LGBTQ community as her magic works in many ways from bringing generations together and empowering feminism around the globe to loosening up the tightest of dancefloors.

Aiming to eternally keep her spirit alive, and our dancefloor warm, we are once again celebrating Raffaella by dedicating this date to her extended music legacy.

Of course, we are calling on you for the dress-code to match her iconic looks and haircut. Be your best Raffaella!!!

Eeeeeeoooo, Caliente Caliente, Ooooooaaaaaa

PS. If your name is either Lola, Lucas/Lucca, or Pedro/Pietro, we are inviting you to come in for free. Just show your ID at the door and we'll sing you in into the party :)

PS2. If you are 25 or under, the entry cost is on us. We know times are hard.

REMEMBER: OUR NEW OPENING TIMES ARE 22:30 - 03:30

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