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Nightlife

Sinderella Queer Ball

Sun, Jun 28, 10:00 PM – Mon, Jun 29, 4:30 AM

House of Yes · 2 Wyckoff Avenue; Brooklyn, NY 11237; USA

  • DJ set
  • Party
  • House
  • R&B

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Sinderella Queer Ball is more than a party — it is an extravaganza. Inspired by the magic of fairytales and the spirit of ballroom, this night unfolds like a Black, queer oasis where we gather to celebrate each other, our joy, and our unapologetic expression. Created by Trance Records, an NYC-based independent label founded by Talia Goddess, Sinderella Queer Ball is rooted deeply in the NYC Black queer community. This event was born from a desire to build a space that feels healing, expansive, and culturally rich — a cathartic space to indulge in the multidimensional forms of queerness where everyone can show up and honor their fullest, truest selves. Featuring a full lineup of queer DJs, performers, and artists from NYC and beyond, every detail is thoughtfully curated to create an atmosphere that feels both intimate and electric. Our immersive, high-fidelity world invites you to let go, dress up, and step into your own fantasy. And with a best-dressed contest hosted by a vogue Ballroom house, we uplift the playful, creative spirit our community is known for. Sinderella Queer Ball synthesizes music, fashion, and art into a magical, interdisciplinary experience — an ode to the richness, intersectionality, and brilliance of our community.

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