9th Annual Officially Unofficial Guide to Santa Fe Indigenous Art Market Week (2026)

LAST UPDATED: 08/13/26

It’s that time of year again…SANTA FE INDIGENOUS ART MARKET WEEK!

my man & baby girl at market a few years ago, still funny

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A few things to know when visiting Santa Fe…

  1. Uber and Lyft are both available in Santa Fe but availability is VERY LIMITED.
  2. Cell service is not always the best around downtown so no it’s not your phone, it’s Santa Fe.
  3. Elevation – Santa Fe is at 7000 ft elevation. High elevation has a few side effects you should be aware of – thinner air means you may be more tired due to less oxygen; it also means you are more likely to get dehydrated so drink lots of water. Also, thinner air means the sun is intense, so plan accordingly. More info here – Altitude and Dehydration: How High Elevation Impacts Your Fluid Balance
  4. Nightlife – there is none. This town pretty much goes to sleep with the sun. There are a few places to go, but don’t be surprised if they are mostly empty but here are a few of note –
    • Downtown (all four of these are basically next to each other)
      • Matador – typical underground (literally) dive bar. cash only
      • Desert Dogs – pool tables, sometimes live music, karaoke on Thursdays, good tacos, brewery but also has full bar
      • Evangelo’s – expect a cover if there’s a band, cash only, pool tables downstairs, tourists like this place
      • Boxcar – restaurant and bar with a dance floor, expect a cover, and a line if you get there late. This is probably the busiest place downtown for night life. Typically hosts Native DJs during market weekend.
    • Railyard
      • Nukolls – brewery with large outdoor seating and full bar downstairs, sometimes music on the patio, family and dog-friendly. Does not stay open late.
      • As Above So Below – cute drinks, nice staff, sometimes DJs
      • Milk of the Poppy – George RR Martin’s bar
      • Second Street Brewery – can watch the free Railyard concerts with a drink from their patio
    • Greater Santa Fe
      • Tumbleroot – hosts Native live music/DJs during market weekend, has a dance floor
      • Hotel Glorieta – I personally have never been but do hear buzz about events and nighttime things here
      • El Rey – hipsters (do the kids still call them that?) in western cosplay but still fun sometimes
  5. CHECK OUT THESE LOCAL NATIVE-OWNED BUSINESSES
    • Dineh & Company (621 Canyon Rd) Our flagship gallery showcases a breathtaking collection of beautiful contemporary Indigenous art. We pride ourselves on a carefully curated collection, representing a diverse range of artistic expressions from established and emerging Indigenous artists.
    • Remix Audio Bar (222 N Guadalupe St) Enjoy a curated blend of vinyl records across all genres, Hi-Fi sound, and a delightful menu of healthy non-alcoholic beverages alongside Japanese-inspired small bites and craft ramen from local Chef Joel Coleman. By day, we’re a chill coffee house, and by night, a vibrant zero-proof music scene, also serving as a DJ school for the next generation of talent.
    • Casa Chimayo Restaurante (409 W Water St) made a name for itself using a traditional approach with fresh local ingredients to showcase recipes developed by our grandmothers over generations. New Mexican cuisine has evolved from a blending of Spanish and Native American culture, ingredients, and traditions, resulting in a culinary experience like no other.
    • Hotel Santa Fe (1501 Paseo de Peralta) As the only Native American-owned hotel in downtown Santa Fe, Hotel Santa Fe offers you a relaxed yet deeply reverent immersion into the art, architecture, music and language of the Pueblo people. For more than 25 years, we’ve celebrated and shared the very best of our culture with visitors seeking experiences not found in guidebooks.
    • Santa Fe Skin Institute An aesthetic dermatology and facial esthetic practice who’s mission is to provide evidence-based care that meets and exceeds national standards to help create “The Best Version of Yourself”. Schedule a facial or other treatment while you’re in town for Indian Market!
  6. There are multiple art markets:
  7. And a few Native Film events (Aug 15-18):
  8. Useful Links/info:

Museum Exhibits around town to check out:

  1. Museum of Contemporary Native Art (MoCNA) is free for Natives
  2. Wheelright Museum of the American Indian is free for Natives
  3. Museum of Indian Arts and Culture (MIAC)
  4. SITE Santa Fe FREE
  5. Georgia O’Keeffe Musuem

Events
I’ve compiled a list of events that I am aware of with links to more info (will add more as info becomes available)

Tuesday, August 11

  1. Gary Farmer & The Troublemakers w/ Midnight Stew live on the Santa Fe Plaza: All are invited to the Santa Fe Plaza to gather and enjoy great, FREE live music together in the 400-year-old historic heart of Santa Fe. 6-8pm

Wednesday, August 12

  1. Pojoaque Farmers & Craft Market Bringing opportunities for local farmers, artists and entrepreneurs to Pojoaque Pueblo, NM at the Poeh Cultural Center. 8am-3pm
  2. Dineh and Co Patio Popups 11am-4pm
  3. 2026 IAIA Annual Benefit & Auction—Scholarships Shape Futures The live auction is a highlight of IAIA’s annual fundraising event each year. Renowned artists and IAIA alums have generously donated works to support IAIA student scholarships. The live auction is part of an eventful evening, beginning with a rooftop reception and silent auction followed by dinner and entertainment, including the live auction. 5-9:30pm
  4. Echoes in Mosaic Community Showcase & Reception More than 35 Indigenous students from SFPS Native American Student Services learned from and created with Indigenous artists Bill Coriz and Ehren Kee Natay, educators, and community partners, including Kiksuyapi Collective, through Echoes in Mosaic, a collaborative public art project centered on Indigenous art and culture, youth voices, and community collaboration. Together, participants explored artistic expression and traditional jewelry-making techniques. Designed and composed by Natay, the finished mosaic brings together the creativity, perspectives, and contributions of everyone involved, reflecting the connections shared across generations. 5:30-7:30pm

Thursday, August 13

  1. Artist Talk “Tewa Nangeh/Tewa Country” @ Sky Cinemas Join us at Sky Cinemas in the Santa Fe Railyard to learn from the curators, artists, and collaborators of the Georgia O’Keeffe Museum’s current exhibition, Tewa Nangeh/Tewa Country. 11am-1:30pm
  2. Infinite We Opening @ Cara Romero Gallery: Bockley Gallery and Cara Romero Gallery + Studio are pleased to present Infinite We, an interdisciplinary exhibition bringing together works by Jim Denomie, Leah Mata-Fragua, Tom Jones, Matthew Kirk, Kite, Cara Romero, Diego Romero, Mateo Romero, Dyani White Hawk, and Nico Williams. Coinciding with Santa Fe Indian Market, the exhibition takes its name from Dyani White Hawk’s sculpture Infinite We II (2025). 4-8pm
  3. Two-Spirit LGBTQ+ Reception @ Dineh and Co Join us for a fabulous evening celebrating our Two-Spirit artists  & community ahead of the Santa Fe Indian Market! 
    Enjoy live DJ entertainment, a spoken word reading, a cultural performance by Radmilla Cody (Diné), and delicious food & refreshments to support the Two-Spirit & Native LGBTQ+ Center for Equity (2S Center). 5-8pm
  4. Hosh – Native American Stories & Artist Collaborations Eleven Native artists will feature their work throughout the evening: Tony Abeyta, George Alexander, DY Begay, Berdine Begay, Mike Bird, Berdina Y. Charley, Craig George, Erik M. Grice, Lehuauakea, Mary Louise Tafoya, and Jared Tso. One hundred percent of sales from this work goes directly to the artists. It is the same principle that shapes everything HOSH does: artists retain full intellectual property rights to their designs, and the brand exists to make their work more visible, not to own it. HOSH will also have limited edition merchandise available for purchase. 6-9pm
  5. Indian Market Opening Reception Celebrate the start of Indian Market weekend with an unforgettable evening of art, fashion, and community! Experience an exclusive preview of the Sovereignly Fit runway collection, where visionary Indigenous fashion meets exceptional artistry. The show will feature stunning jewelry from Legends of the West Gallery paired with designs from an outstanding lineup of creators, including OxDx, ALTRN8V, Kehala Smith, Jasmine Lee-Largo, Ree Creations, Pidabinikwe, Deven Tso, and Towering Stone. 6pm
  6. Woven Futures, Unbound Patterns: Contemporary Diné Weaving Opening Reception @ ICA Curated by Venancio Aragón, Woven Futures, Unbound Patterns brings together leading Diné artists whose work expands and reimagines weaving as a living, evolving practice. The exhibition celebrates innovation, cultural continuity, and the remarkable diversity of contemporary weaving today. 7-9pm
  7. Bad Medicine @ Santa Fe Playhouse In Bad Medicine, Native American academics Aislin and Cesar are excited to settle into their new home in Proctor, Massachusetts. Even their nosy white neighbors seem nice enough. But as Aislin becomes aware of strange occurrences surrounding her job at the Natural History Museum, she starts to wonder if there might be something insidious beneath the sleepy town. Aislin must overcome deep insecurities around her identity to uncover the town’s terrifying secrets. 7:30pm
  8. Native Guitars Tour @ Meow Wolf Journey through the portals of the House of Eternal Return alongside the NGT family, where Music, Art, Fashion and movement collide. Discover the Native Creative Economy Marketplace, meet incredible Indigenous artists and entrepreneurs, experience Native fashion throughout the exhibit, and witness the debut of Portal Cypher: Relatives in Motion 🤸🏽‍♀️ an all styles dance battle where dancers from every background are invited to step into the circle and move with the community. 8pm

Friday, August 14

  1. Wheelwright Museum Artists’ Market: featuring established and emerging artists. 8am-4pm
  2. Pathways Native Arts Festival: spend the day talking to artists and shopping for original jewelry, pottery, textiles and other arts by Native artists from across the United States. Come eat at one of the local Native food vendors with fresh flavors and traditional recipes. 9am-5pm
  3. Sovereign Santa Fe: free-admission exhibition dedicated to showcasing the next generation of Indigenous artistic expression. Bringing together established and emerging Native artists from across North America, Sovereign creates a platform where tradition meets innovation, celebrating the dynamic relationship between collective cultural heritage and individual creative vision. 10am-7pm
  4. NDN Girls Book Club Pop-Up @ Dineh and Co our ONE public pop-up happening w/ all things Book Club including first dibs on merch, free books by Native authors, and a special launch with @eighthgeneration ❤ enjoy student art in the @dineh.co gallery and their vendors who will be outside in the gorgeous sunshine! stick around for a fashion show after our market! this is going to be so much fun. see you there!! 11am-3pm
  5. SWAIA Best of Show Preview:  Special preview of juried Santa Fe Indian Market artwork, including Best of Show and Best of Classification winners. Guests are among the first to see award-winning art together in uncrowded conditions — before the doors open to the general public. This is your best opportunity to spend unhurried time with the work and speak with artists before the weekend crowds arrive. 2-4pm
  6. CHIZHII STUDIO POPUP SHOP: shop limited release and one-of-a-kind items from Native designers, artists, and makers chizhii, Winston Paul, ByNeeko, Sleep Rock Company, Matagi Fine Art, Saturn’s Designs, Doyon Designs, Erica Lord, Wendell Terry, and Cree Larance with music from DJ Nokabah Downtown Santa Fe, 4-7pm.
  7. MoCNA 2026 Summer Exhibitions—Opening Reception JJoin us for a reception celebrating IAIA Museum of Contemporary Native Arts’ (MoCNA) latest exhibitions, States of Erosion: Reshaping and Reclaiming, Dakota Mace: 2026–Shímásání Bila’ (My Grandmother’s Hand), and Building Worlds: Ken Fury and Gary Medina Cook, on Friday, August 14, 2026. The public opening will take place from 5–7 pm
  8. Carrier Wave, A live exhibition by Randy L Barton and Cloudface The show explores cultural continuity, blending contemporary indigenous visual language with street art, hip hop, and live performance. The opening evening features live painting and DJ sets featuring original music production (Listening Arty), transforming the gallery into an active creative space. 5-7pm
  9. Networking Reception hosted by Indigenous House Mingle with creators, industry leaders, and community over music and light bites. 5-7pm
  10. Beneath the Loving Sky opening @ Smoke the Moon Gallery curated by Diego Medina, featuring work by Aru Apaza, Nizhonniya Auston, Moonoka Begay, Wills Brewer, Marcus Chormicle, Lakin Epaloose, Sonny Goodnight, Evelyn Mikayla Martin, Brandon Ortiz, Tatyanna Snyder. 5-8pm
  11. IAIA Alum and Student Pop-Ups @ MoCNA Shop a rotating selection of student and alum artwork, along with unique merchandise! Featuring work from current student artists who are part of the IAIA Stores Licensing Program and IAIA student clubs (Jewelry Club, Ceramics Club, and Beading Club). 5:30-7pm
  12. Sacred Places 2026: A Night of Music, Storytelling, and Art Sacred Places is more than a concert – it’s an evening of music, storytelling, and conversation honoring the places that hold the history, cultures, and identities of Indigenous Nations. Join an extraordinary lineup including Joy Harjo, Keith Secola, Gary Farmer, Fran Waln, Zahn McClarnon, Chris Eyre, Randy Kemp, DeLanna Studi, Mary Kathryn Nagle, DJ Adam and more. 5:30pm
  13. Rooted in Tradition Rising on the Runway Fashion Event @ Dineh and Co Featuring five contemporary artists – Sage Mountainflower, Auntie Creation, Tracy Toulouse, Breezy Designs, Thunder Voice Co., music by G. Precious. Free event. 6pm
  14. Malinxe Screening and Artist Talk @ SITE Join us for a screening of MALINXE, whose New Mexico debut was performed outdoors as part of the 12th SITE SANTA FE International: Once Within a Time. This screening is an opportunity to finally experience the haunting, multilayered performance—the first time for most of our audience, as the original live shows were immediately sold out. Artist Autumn Chacon (Diné – Navajo/Chicana) will participate in a discussion with SITE SANTA FE Curator Brandee Caoba after the screening. 6-7:30pm
  15. Indigenous Ways Festival Join us under the open sky at the iconic Water Tower in the Santa Fe Railyard for the 2026 IndigenousWays Festival a free, family friendly evening of Indigenous music, art, and community that will stay with you long after the last chord fades. Concert w/ Keith Secola, Levi Platero & Sage Bond. 6-10pm
  16. Sovereignly Fit Join us for Sovereignly Fit: A Contemporary Native Fashion Showcase, proudly presenting a diverse and talented group of Indigenous designers during the highly anticipated annual Santa Fe Indian Market, taking place on 8/14 and 8/15! Towering Stone, Sovereign Santa Fe, and the historic La Fonda Hotel are thrilled to bring you this unique collaborative production, set against a stunning backdrop of remarkable artistry created by today’s finest contemporary Indigenous artists. This event promises an inspiring celebration of culture, creativity, and innovation within Native fashion. 6pm
  17. Bad Medicine @ Santa Fe Playhouse In Bad Medicine, Native American academics Aislin and Cesar are excited to settle into their new home in Proctor, Massachusetts. Even their nosy white neighbors seem nice enough. But as Aislin becomes aware of strange occurrences surrounding her job at the Natural History Museum, she starts to wonder if there might be something insidious beneath the sleepy town. Aislin must overcome deep insecurities around her identity to uncover the town’s terrifying secrets. 7:30pm
  18. DJ Element w Dynamite Sol @ Boxcar 10pm

Saturday, August 15

  1. IAIA Student and Recent Graduate Art Market @ MoCNA: Join the IAIA Museum of Contemporary Native Arts (MoCNA) for the annual IAIA Student and Recent Graduate Art Market on August 15-16. The Art Market is held under the museum’s portal in downtown Santa Fe, New Mexico, daily from 8 am–5 pm
  2. SWAIA Santa Fe Indian Market: the original market, located downtown, near and on the plaza. Check out the plaza stage for various performances all weekend long. Also get a guide when you arrive to locate your favorite artists and plan your route. 8am-5pm
  3. Santa Fe’s Free Indian Market Show @ the Federal Park: Featuring Native American Elders, Master Artists and their families. Top-Award Winners, Lifetime Achievement Award Winners and Living Treasures. 8am-5pm
  4. Off-Market Storefront Popup Join @oxdxclothing @urbannativeera @wabanoonkwe  @turquoisemafia and @_reddhouse_ for an exclusive shopping experience located at the @toweringstonestorefront inside of El Centro – just off Water St, one street over from the Plaza. 8-5pm
  5. Pathways Native Arts Festival: spend the day talking to artists and shopping for original jewelry, pottery, textiles and other arts by Native artists from across the United States. Come eat at one of the local Native food vendors with fresh flavors and traditional recipes. 9am-5pm
  6. Wheelwright Museum Artists’ Market: featuring established and emerging artists. 10am-2pm
  7. Sovereign Santa Fe: free-admission exhibition dedicated to showcasing the next generation of Indigenous artistic expression. Bringing together established and emerging Native artists from across North America, Sovereign creates a platform where tradition meets innovation, celebrating the dynamic relationship between collective cultural heritage and individual creative vision. 10am-7pm
  8. Native Visual Sovereignty: Book Launch @ SITE Performances, Readings, Creative Workshop, Music, Food, and More! We’re celebrating Indian Theater in August! Join us for an afternoon of performances, readings, and a festive gathering for the official book launch of Native Visual Sovereignty: A Reader on Art and Performance, the exhibition publication of Indian Theater. More than an exhibition catalogue, this reader is a compendium of critical texts, newly commissioned essays, oral histories, artist notes, and documents that explore the origins of the Self-Determination Era and its current modes of artistic expression. Edited by Candice Hopkins, curator of Indian Theater: Native Performance, Art, and Self-Determination since 1969. 11am-5pm
  9. Bad Medicine @ Santa Fe Playhouse In Bad Medicine, Native American academics Aislin and Cesar are excited to settle into their new home in Proctor, Massachusetts. Even their nosy white neighbors seem nice enough. But as Aislin becomes aware of strange occurrences surrounding her job at the Natural History Museum, she starts to wonder if there might be something insidious beneath the sleepy town. Aislin must overcome deep insecurities around her identity to uncover the town’s terrifying secrets. 2pm & 7:30pm
  10. In Conversation: Fashion & Culture hosted by Indigenous House featuring Christian Allaire, Kerry Docherty, Jennifer Younger, Lauren Good Day, and Lehi ThunderVoice Eagle. 3-4pm
  11. Indigenous House Rez Roundup Honky Tonk A night filled with music from Sierra Spirit, food by Chefs Sean Sherman and Claudia Serrato, and shared experiences inspired by the spirit of the Southwest. 4-7pm
  12. Counter-Mapping for Environmental Justice A community fundraiser and educational gathering supporting the Anti-Uranium Mapping Project. The Event: Special guest music selector, Wathéca Records (Sichángu Lakhóta), will be setting the mood with Indigenous folk, rock, and country vinyl as doors open at 4:00pm along with food and refreshments. A presentation by AUMP’s founder, Shayla Blatchford, will begin promptly at 5:00pm followed by a guest speaker and counter-mapping workshop. The evening closes with DJ sets by The Muse (Santa Fe) and Indigenous Junglist (K’awaika), offering participants a way to process through movement and community. 4pm-12am
  13. Santa Fe Indian Market Gala & Live Auction The annual Santa Fe Indian Market Gala and Live Auction is the most important fundraising event of the year for SWAIA. This funding empowers the organization to support Native artists all year round. With your support, we create the impactful opportunities in many areas for artists that fosters economic sovereignty, cultural preservation, and community collaborations. This year’s Gala will continue to bring you authentic expressions of Native creativity aimed to inspire us all. 5-9pm
  14. Sovereignly Fit Join us for Sovereignly Fit: A Contemporary Native Fashion Showcase, proudly presenting a diverse and talented group of Indigenous designers during the highly anticipated annual Santa Fe Indian Market, taking place on 8/14 and 8/15! Towering Stone, Sovereign Santa Fe, and the historic La Fonda Hotel are thrilled to bring you this unique collaborative production, set against a stunning backdrop of remarkable artistry created by today’s finest contemporary Indigenous artists. This event promises an inspiring celebration of culture, creativity, and innovation within Native fashion. 5:30
  15. Native Guitar Tours 11th Annual Rock & Round Dance @ Tumbleroot During Santa Fe Indian Market weekend, Native Guitars Tour returns to Tumbleroot for an unforgettable night celebrating Indigenous music, art, and community. More than a concert, this is where Native creatives from across Turtle Island come together to reconnect, celebrate, and share the stage. Experience an all-star lineup of Indigenous musicians, special guests, and the creative energy that has made this gathering one of Santa Fe’s favorite Native artist meet-ups. 6:30-midnight
  16.  BAD INDIAN – A Native American Comedy Show @ Jean Cocteau Cinema A Native comedy show with two missions: to develop and platform Indigenous comedians. Performers include: Joshua Emerson, Navajo (Netflix is a Joke, Edinburgh Fringe), George Delgado, Pueblo (Lets Fest, High Plains), Kel Coops, Cherokee (UCB, Netflix Writers Program), Jameson Lopez, Yaqui (RES), Ann Joli, Navajo (ABQ Funny Fiesta). 7pm
  17. Sonic Weaving @ ICA An evening of experimental sound featuring Autumn Chacon with Ryan Dennison and White Boy Scream (Micaela Tobin). 8pm
  18. Fancy Dance @ Gatsby’s Speakeasy w DJ Garronteed Spinning open format, top 40, latin, club. Dress to impress, free for ladies. 9:30pm
  19. DJ Element and Flo Fader @ Boxcar 10pm

Sunday, August 16

  1. IAIA Student and Recent Graduate Art Market @ MoCNA: Join the IAIA Museum of Contemporary Native Arts (MoCNA) for the annual IAIA Student and Recent Graduate Art Market on August 15-16. The Art Market is held under the museum’s portal in downtown Santa Fe, New Mexico, daily from 8 am–5 pm
  2. SWAIA Santa Fe Indian Market: the original market, located downtown, near and on the plaza. Check out the plaza stage for various performances all weekend long. Also get a guide when you arrive to locate your favorite artists and plan your route. 8am-5pm
  3. Santa Fe’s Free Indian Market Show @ the Federal Park: Featuring Native American Elders, Master Artists and their families. Top-Award Winners, Lifetime Achievement Award Winners and Living Treasures. 8am-5pm
  4. Off-Market Storefront Popup Join @oxdxclothing @urbannativeera @wabanoonkwe  @turquoisemafia and @_reddhouse_ for an exclusive shopping experience located at the @toweringstonestorefront inside of El Centro – just off Water St, one street over from the Plaza. 8-5pm
  5. Pathways Native Arts Festival: spend the day talking to artists and shopping for original jewelry, pottery, textiles and other arts by Native artists from across the United States. Come eat at one of the local Native food vendors with fresh flavors and traditional recipes. 9am-5pm
  6. Sovereign Santa Fe: free-admission exhibition dedicated to showcasing the next generation of Indigenous artistic expression. Bringing together established and emerging Native artists from across North America, Sovereign creates a platform where tradition meets innovation, celebrating the dynamic relationship between collective cultural heritage and individual creative vision. 10am-7pm
  7. Weaving Living Traditions @ ICA brings together curator Venancio Aragón and exhibiting artists Melissa Cody, Tyrrell Tapaha, Marlowe Katoney, and Calandra Cook for a conversation exploring contemporary Diné weaving as a living tradition shaped by cultural continuity, innovation, and artistic practice. Hear directly from some of today’s leading Diné artists as they reflect on the evolving role of weaving, the transmission of cultural knowledge across generations, and the ways contemporary practice both honors and expands ancestral traditions. 12pm
  8. Bad Medicine @ Santa Fe Playhouse In Bad Medicine, Native American academics Aislin and Cesar are excited to settle into their new home in Proctor, Massachusetts. Even their nosy white neighbors seem nice enough. But as Aislin becomes aware of strange occurrences surrounding her job at the Natural History Museum, she starts to wonder if there might be something insidious beneath the sleepy town. Aislin must overcome deep insecurities around her identity to uncover the town’s terrifying secrets. 2 and 7:30pm
  9. SWAIA Native Fashion Show: A celebration of contemporary Native fashion. 3-4pm
  10. Sacred Defense Fund Presents All the Relatives are invited to an evening of Fashion/Art/Music ! Huge thanks to the performers/designers/collaborators . No charge: This is a free offering but we will be raising funds to support our work. Music by @nataanii_means@destroykasmin@miraclespottedbear@scotticlifford@welby_june@darrengeffre Designers : @rebekah.jarvey@tracytoulouse. 5-8pm
  11. Gathering of Indigenous Poets @ Vital Spaces Floating Words is going extra large next month with THREE big readings including this fantastic Group Reading to celebrate the 2026 Indian Market! 6pm
  12. House of Sutai 1920’s Speakeasy We’re closing Indian Market weekend with a dazzling party to tease the inspiration for our next collection! Behind the hidden (or not so hidden) door you can dance the night away with beats by @_genderotic_ , Pose for a photo with a special Photo Booth, and sip on the finest specialty cocktails & mocktails! Admission is $20 at the “secret” door or $10 for darlings who dress dapper to theme! 8pm

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ENJOY 🙂

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