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One More Summer

Posted on April 23, 2013May 14, 2013 by Maestro Saturday

This just in: We’ve got the Gowanus back for one more summer.

And we’re not wasting any time getting started. Opening day is May 12th.

If you’ve never joined us at Gowanus Grove, this is what you have to look forward to: Tacos and giant huaraches from Country Boys; Brooklyn-brewed beer, Mexican Cokes, Limonata, and homemade sangria from our bar; and a dancefloor under a grove of poplar trees. Eamon Harkin and Justin Carter will keep the disco ball spinning every Sunday afternoon throughout the summer. It’s gonna be a good time.

We need some help with gardening, so if you have a green thumb, drop us a line. And if you’re a table tennis ace, look out: we’re replacing bocce with ping pong this year.

See you under the trees.

Spring Is In The Air

Posted on April 9, 2013April 23, 2013 by Maestro Saturday

It’s been a long winter.

We’re doing our part to encourage the warm weather, though, (it seems to be working) by throwing an indoor, springtime edition of Mister Sunday at 12-turn-13. We’ll keep the curtains open on the big windows to let the sun shine in; we’ll hang lights from the beams to make it feel as much like you’re dancing in the trees as possible; and we’ve enlisted our decoration and lighting designer-in-chief, Jeffrey Ralston, to make giant, inflatable flowers. (For real.)

We’ll have mulled wine and Country Boys tacos to warm you from the inside out, and, of course, music from Mister residents Eamon Harkin and Justin Carter, so we imagine you’ll probably get pretty sweaty. The party runs from 3pm to 9pm, and it costs $15; or, if you RSVP to mister@mistersaturdaynight.com and get there before 5pm, it’ll only cost you $10.

You can buy tickets in advance over on our RA page. The last indoor Mister Sunday filled up really early, so we definitely recommend you to buy an advance ticket or get down early.

Finally, one note for the folks with kids. The last time we did the party, we encouraged you to bring your little ones. We noticed, though, that it pretty quickly became too busy for kids to really be able to run around and have a good time. You are more than welcome to bring the young lads and lasses; we just wanted you to know what to expect.

If you’ve got any questions, just email us at ask@mistersaturdaynight.com until the day before the party, and we’ll hit you back.

And that is all. We’re looking forward to dancing in the daytime with you again.

An Exchange

Posted on February 17, 2013July 24, 2013 by Maestro Saturday

Justin and Eamon sat down with Resident Advisor in Berlin recently to talk through the philosophy behind their party and their label.

Photo by Christian Olofsson.

DJ Mag Podcast Live From Mister Sunday

Posted on January 15, 2013August 14, 2014 by Maestro Saturday

Justin and Eamon contributed a recent mix recorded live from Mister Sunday to the DJ Mag podcast.

A Little Dose Of Summertime

Posted on January 15, 2013January 23, 2013 by Maestro Saturday

Memorial Day is just too far away.So we’ve decided to bring a little dose of summertime to January by doing a special winter edition of Mister Sunday on MLK weekend. We’re setting up shop at our favorite loft in the whole wide world, 12-turn-13, where there are plenty of windows to let the sunshine in and where there’s plenty of room on the rooftop to catch some crisp air.

Country Boys will be in the house serving up Mexican fare, mulled wine will be on the bar menu, we’ll be hanging lights from the beams to make it feel as much like you’re dancing in the trees as possible, and we’ll have a little area for the kids to have some fun until sundown. (After sundown it’ll likely be time to put them to bed: 12-turn-13’s not as expansive as Gowanus Grove, so most of the space becomes the dancefloor as the evening wears on.)

The party runs from 3pm to 9pm, and it costs $15; or, if you RSVP to mister@mistersaturdaynight.com and get there before 5pm, it’ll only cost you $10. 12-turn-13 is at 172 Classon Ave, between Park and Myrtle Ave. Here’s a map.

We can’t wait to see you.