Are you ready to get out of the house and social distance dance? Yup!!! We’re back! Join us for New York’s first silent disco event in Phase 2.
Newtown Ave in Astoria Queens will be closed down to allow for space to social distance. Come out to support your local business like Katch Astoria where we will be DJ’ing from. They will be serving food and drink specials.
This is for all ages, but you must have someone that has a valid Credit Card to secure a headphone.
Who are your DJs?
Green: EDM/Top 40 Dance Hits
Red: 80’s, 90’s, & 2K Throwbacks
Blue: Hip Hop / R&B
What you’ll get:
Pair of Quiet Events Headphone
Drink Specials at Katch (Inside 2 $11 Frozen Margarita )
Space to social distance dance
Special Notes:
Rain or Shine
What to bring:
You MUST have a credit or debit card for the check-in process. If the headphones are NOT returned, there will be a $100 charge to your credit or debit card after the event.
No need to print your ticket, just show the code on your phone or they will have your name at the door.
How it works?
With your pair of Quiet Events headphones, you can adjust the volume and choose between our three DJs with the flick of a switch. Each headset has a color LED that shows which channel you’re listening to. You can dance along with those tuning into the same DJ as you; it’s super social. There’s no loud music to talk over and there’s no ringing in your ears when you leave!
Covid Precautions WE are taking
We are aware that the virus does not spread easily from touching objects, but we are still taking steps to reduce as much interaction as possible. All of our equipment is wiped down with isopropyl alcohol and wipes will be onsite. We have implemented a touchless check-in system, where we scan your ticket, ask a few questions, and then you can pick up your headphones.
Covid Precautions YOU should take
If you have a fever, cough, or been around new groups of people within two weeks, you should not attend as you put others at risk (don’t worry, we will have more events for you to attend). While dancing, singing, we recommend wearing masks.
What does it look like?
