‘Weird’, a David Lynch Dance Party

by | Oct 6, 2010 | COMMUNITY

Step into the surreal world of David Lynch at Weird, a dance party celebrating his iconic characters and strange aesthetic. Get ready to dance and dress up as your favorite Lynch character while enjoying an unforgettable night of music and visuals.

  • WHAT: Weird David Lynch Dance Party
  • WHEN: Saturday, October 16th, 2010. Doors open at 10 PM
  • WHERE: NY Deli, 2920 W. Cary St
  • WHO: DJs Sara (Cherrybomb) & Kimchi (Roanoke) with video projections by Mateo
  • ADMISSION: Free

Expect an evening filled with mystery, music, and weird vibes!

elephant man
Elephant Man

eraserhead
Eraserhead

inland
Inland Empire

Twin Peaks
Twin Peaks

Weird David Lynch Poster

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