'ALL THINGS TECHNO' Toy Drive for Detroit Kids: We'll be transforming the store space into an unforgettable evening of sound (and a little shopping!) to benefit Detroit families in need.
Well Done Goods, Detroit DJs, and Detroit Artists are partnering with the Detroiters Helping Each Other organization to provide toys for Detroit kids in need.
This drive will make a difference in the lives of disadvantaged children and families during the holiday season.
-Accepting all kinds of toys, especially board games that engage the whole family.
-We have 3 prints by celebrated Detroit artist, Michelle Tanguay to be won!
http://www.michelletanguay.com
-Visuals provided by Gabriel VJ Vger Hall the VJ / NDMA
http://www.newdmedia.com
-DJS:
Tom Linder (Detroit Techno Militia)
http://www.detroittechnomilitia.com/
https://www.residentadvisor.net/record-label.aspx?id=2904
John Johr (What It Is, FSDY)
https://soundcloud.com/johnjohr
https://www.residentadvisor.net/dj/johnjohr
Dru Ruiz (Cultured Citizens)
https://soundcloud.com/druruiz
https://www.residentadvisor.net/dj/druruiz/biography
Ryan Dahl (WU, FSDY)
https://www.residentadvisor.net/dj/ryandahl
https://m.soundcloud.com/ryan_dahl
Live video powered by Impulse Detroit
Sound: Audio Rescue Team
Techno inspired merchandize by Planet E Communications, Detroit Techno Militia, Cyberoptix and Well Done Goods. 20% of proceeds of all music inspired merch will be donated to Detroiters Helping Each Other.
The charity organization's info: https://www.facebook.com/DetroitersHelping/
Jessica Ramirez: Detroitershelping.eachother@yahoo.com
- Over the past 4 years, this organization has given families over 4000 toys, 900 turkeys, clothing and other needs in Southwest Detroit.
DATE: WEDNESDAY, DEC 21, 2016
TIME: 7PM - 11PM
NO COVER - Please bring toys!
Refreshments provided.
Detroit gave the world Techno music. Come and enjoy stellar tunes in that tradition on 'Techno Blvd' while contributing to the holidays of real Detroit families.
"What was Techno Boulevard? In the Late 80s, Detroit Techno was emerging as a genre and was just starting to get more widespread recognition. As their significance began to grow, Metroplex Records, Transmat and KMS Records all set up shop along this stretch of Gratiot. With this close proximity of so many early Detroit Techno DJs and producers, many collaborations and remixes followed for a period of time lasting into the early 1990s. Over the years, many after-hours parties have taken place in the surrounding Eastern Market warehouses." - Alex Calhoun, Detroittechnohouse.com
More info? Please contact pilar@cyberoptix.com
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