Morgan Carter

I’ve always loved going out dancing at the club. My early twenties were a blur of Sharpie-marked hands, strong-as-hell cranberry vodkas, and closing out the bar in platformed Charlotte Russe pumps. But now, as a woman in her thirties, I admit: I’ve been there and done that. I’ve done the wall-to-wall sweaty crowds, the $20 cover charges, and the “Let’s just wait for one more song” dance in hopes that the DJ finally gets it together. But before you write me off as just another old Millennial, I’m still hip fellow kids! I just want to go out and know it’s a guaranteed good time. I want to know that the music is good, that I can dance and still hear my friends, and that if possible, I can wrap it up at a reasonable time so I can be a real person the next day. I understand it’s a large ask. But luckily, Matinée Social Club is here to answer the call.  RECOMMENDED: Time Out New York introduces the “Out Late” column Geared toward the millennial crowd, Matinée Social Club is a pop-up dance party made for people who like to go out with the in-crowd but still want to be in bed by 11pm. Known for disco and dancing, this early evening party starts at 5pm and wraps at 10pm, guaranteeing fun times for early bird Millennials and people who just like to go to sleep before midnight.  The brain behind this Millennial hang is founder and DJ Michael Vosters. DJ’ing since he was 16, Vosters has played sets around the world, from producing mini music festivals on the Delaware River in upstate New