Party Radar: A 'union' for nightlifers? You better work - 48 hills
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Party Radar: A 'union' for nightlifers? You better work - 48 hills
"When Public Works opened in 2010, it was a confirmation that the Bay Area could support a dance music scene that had grown into an international force. There was room here for the kind of deep DJ and live act programming that had ruled Berlin, Amsterdam, London et al for decades. Nevermind the social media hype, gimmicky masks, and prerecorded sets that were watering down the scene: Public Works showed an impressive dedication to musical quality and local roots."
"For its 15th anniversary this weekend (Thu/2-Sun/5), the club has programmed an incredible slate of talent over four nights, including Oakland powerhouse Chippy Nonstop, spirited Germain technician Âme Live, colorful Midwestern queer multi-hypenate Wreckno (the name says it all), and local hero David Harness playing some soulful house in the Loft on Sunday evening."
"But what really caught my eye a few months ago was the launch of PW Union, a membership initiative that can help save devoted clubbers some dough in these expensive nightlife times, as well as guarantee them some nice perks. Levels include Sound Crew, Floor Supervisor, Master Builder, and Night Boss and range from $8-$149 month, with perks like skip the line entrance and first access to tickets to free admission and a drink to all events. To be honest, considering the average cost of a night out lately, PW Union is a helluva boost."
Public Works opened in 2010 and confirmed the Bay Area could sustain a dance-music scene that matured into an international force. The venue prioritized deep DJ and live-act programming similar to established European scenes while sidestepping social-media hype, gimmicky masks, and prerecorded sets. The 15th-anniversary weekend (Thu/2–Sun/5) features a four-night lineup including Chippy Nonstop, Germain technician Âme Live, Wreckno, and David Harness in the Loft. PW Union launched with tiers from $8–$149 per month offering perks such as skip-the-line entry, first-access tickets, free admission, and a drink. The membership complements the venue’s DIY, community-oriented approach and Local 161 SMS alerts.
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