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SUMMARY:Misquamicut Ocean Bar Pig Roast
DESCRIPTION:Misquamicut Ocean Bar Pig Roast brings an all-you-can-eat Sunday afternoon cookout to the beach at Sandy Shore Motel on September 13\, with food\, games\, prizes\, and music from DJ Mike Land. \nThe party runs from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. at 149 Atlantic Avenue in Westerly\, with admission priced at $25 for adults and $15 for children 12 and younger. Participants in the weekend’s Surftown Half Marathon\, along with Sandy Shore Motel guests\, receive $5 off admission. \nThe pig roast takes place at the Misquamicut Ocean Bar\, better known as the M.O.B.\, the beachfront bar and gathering spot at Sandy Shore Motel. \nAn All-You-Can-Eat Sunday Pig Roast\nThe centerpiece of the September 13 party is an all-you-can-eat pig roast\, giving the M.O.B. a decidedly different Sunday menu for the occasion. \nThe event is being billed as more than a meal. Food will be accompanied by games and prizes throughout the afternoon\, with DJ Mike Land handling the music from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. \nThe setup puts the party directly into the beach atmosphere that defines the M.O.B.\, rather than moving the event into a conventional banquet or restaurant space. \nSandy Shore Motel describes its bar as a beachside cocktail lounge with ocean views\, live music and a casual atmosphere. Its location at the edge of Misquamicut Beach means the Atlantic is part of the backdrop. \nDJ Mike Land Provides the Soundtrack\nDJ Mike Land will provide music throughout the four-hour event. \nRather than scheduling a separate evening performance after the meal\, the music runs alongside the pig roast\, games and other activities from 11 a.m. through 3 p.m. \nThat gives the afternoon the feel of an end-of-summer beach party\, with guests free to eat\, grab a drink\, play games or simply stay by the water while the music continues. \nA Beach Bar at the Sandy Shore Motel\nThe M.O.B. operates at Sandy Shore Motel\, an oceanfront property that has been part of the Misquamicut beach strip for 25 years. \nThe motel marked its 25th anniversary in 2026 and sits directly along the shoreline at 149 Atlantic Avenue. In addition to its oceanfront accommodations\, the property has developed its beach bar into a destination of its own. \nMisquamicut Ocean Bar is positioned directly by the beach\, with cocktails\, food and live entertainment forming a major part of its identity during the warmer months. \nThat makes a pig roast a natural fit for the space. Instead of separating the cookout from the beach\, the September event puts the two together. \nSurftown Runners Get a Post-Race Discount\nThe timing also connects the pig roast with one of Westerly’s major September running events. \nThe Surftown Half Marathon takes place in the Misquamicut area the same weekend\, and participants can receive $5 off admission to the pig roast. \nSandy Shore Motel guests receive the same $5 discount. \nFor runners\, that creates a considerably less competitive second half of the day: finish the race\, trade the course for the beach and head for the pig roast. \nThe discount applies to the event’s regular admission price rather than creating a separate ticket package. \nFood\, Games and Prizes by the Beach\nThe event flyer keeps the afternoon deliberately straightforward: food\, fun\, games and prizes. \nThere is no complicated schedule to follow. The party begins at 11 a.m.\, DJ Mike Land plays throughout the event\, and the pig roast continues until 3 p.m. \nAdmission includes the all-you-can-eat portion of the event. \nAdults are $25\, while children age 12 and younger are $15\, making the afternoon open to families as well as adults spending a Sunday at the beach. \nIt also arrives late enough in the season to feel like one of the closing celebrations of summer in Misquamicut\, but while the beach bars and businesses along Atlantic Avenue are still active. \nEvent Details\nEvent: Misquamicut Ocean Bar Pig Roast\nDate: Sunday\, September 13\, 2026\nTime: 11 a.m.–3 p.m.\nVenue: Misquamicut Ocean Bar at Sandy Shore Motel\nAddress: 149 Atlantic Avenue\, Westerly\, RI 02891\nFood: All-you-can-eat pig roast\nMusic: DJ Mike Land\nActivities: Games and prizes\nAdults: $25\nChildren 12 and Younger: $15\nDiscount: $5 off for Surftown Half participants and Sandy Shore Motel guests \n\n  \nFeatured image is an artistic representation inspired by the event and may not depict the actual people\, location\, or activities shown.
URL:https://thectbeacon.com/event/misquamicut-ocean-bar-pig-roast/
LOCATION:Misquamicut Ocean Bar\, 149 Atlantic Ave\, Westerly\, RI\, 02891\, United States
CATEGORIES:Misquamicut Ocean Bar
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SUMMARY:One of One Athletic Opening Party
DESCRIPTION:One of One Athletic Opening Party celebrates its newly opened downtown Westerly gym on Wednesday\, September 9\, bringing together members\, neighbors\, and the local running community at its new home on High Street. \nThe celebration begins at 6:30 p.m. at 26 High Street\, giving people who haven’t visited One of One yet a chance to check out the gym\, meet the community that’s forming around it\, and join the team in celebrating its arrival downtown. \nThe evening will include Run Club Westerly\, food from neighboring The Space\, and a DJ. \nA New Fitness Community in Downtown Westerly\nOne of One Athletic has opened as a boutique-style gym and coaching-focused training space in the heart of downtown Westerly. \nThe gym emphasizes individualized training rather than the anonymous experience of a large fitness center. Its approach centers on personal coaching\, strength and wellness\, with training tailored to individual goals and fitness levels. \nThe facility includes a variety of workout equipment as well as an outdoor training area and an InBody body-composition machine for members interested in tracking changes beyond the number on a scale. \nBut the community surrounding One of One extends beyond the gym itself. \nThe group has also developed a local following through its run club\, bringing people together for social runs and workouts outside the facility. \nThe September 9 party is a chance to celebrate bringing that community into a permanent downtown home. \nRun Club Westerly Joins the Party\nRun Club Westerly will make the opening celebration part of its regular Wednesday gathering. \nThe club will hold its run from One of One and return to the gym for its post-run gathering\, combining the group’s usual Wednesday activity with the larger celebration. \nThat connection makes sense for a gym presenting itself as more than a place filled with exercise equipment. The social side of fitness has been part of One of One’s identity\, and the opening party puts that community at the center of the evening. \nPeople don’t have to participate in the run to attend the celebration. \nOne of One is inviting anyone interested in the new gym to come by\, see the facility and join the party. \nThe Space Brings Food to the Celebration\nThe opening party is also getting some help from another High Street business. \nThe Space\, located just down the street at 38 High Street\, will provide food for the evening. \nThe event venue has become part of downtown Westerly’s growing collection of independent businesses\, providing a flexible gathering space for private parties\, workshops and community events. \nFor the One of One celebration\, however\, The Space is coming to the gym. \nA DJ will provide music throughout the evening\, giving the celebration more of a party atmosphere than a traditional fitness-center open house. \nA Chance to Check Out One of One\nAlthough One of One Athletic is already open\, the September 9 event provides a natural opportunity for people who have been curious about the new High Street gym to finally walk through the doors. \nThere’s no workout required. \nVisitors can see the training space\, meet people involved with One of One and get a feel for the community surrounding the gym while enjoying the opening celebration. \nFor existing members and Run Club regulars\, it’s also an opportunity to celebrate something they’ve already helped build. \nThe gym’s opening adds another locally operated business to a compact downtown where restaurants\, shops\, entertainment venues and community spaces sit within a few blocks of one another. \nOn September 9\, One of One gets its official party. \nEvent Details\nEvent: One of One Opening Party\nDate: Wednesday\, September 9\, 2026\nTime: 6:30 p.m.\nLocation: One of One Athletic\nAddress: 26 High Street\, Westerly\, RI 02891\nFeaturing: Opening celebration\, DJ and food from The Space\nAlso: Run Club Westerly run and post-run gathering\nPurpose: Celebrating the recently opened One of One Athletic gym in downtown Westerly \n  \nFeatured image is an artistic representation inspired by the event and may not depict the actual people\, location\, or activities shown.
URL:https://thectbeacon.com/event/one-of-one-athletic-opening-party/
LOCATION:One of One Athletics Club\, 26 High Street\, Westerly\, RI\, 02891\, United States
CATEGORIES:One of One Athletics Club
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SUMMARY:Chapter One Industry Night
DESCRIPTION:Chapter One Industry Night returns to downtown Mystic on Labor Day\, giving the bartenders\, servers\, cooks and other hospitality workers who spent the holiday weekend taking care of everyone else a late-night Monday of their own. \nThe weekly Industry Night returns Monday\, September 7\, from 10 p.m. to 1 a.m. at Chapter One Food & Drink\, 32 West Main Street\, just steps from the Mystic River Bascule Bridge. \nFor the Labor Day edition\, Chapter One is adding complimentary late-night snacks\, music from DJ Cribb and something particularly interesting for Mystic’s cocktail crowd: a sneak peek at the restaurant’s new cocktail menu. \nIt’s not being presented as the official launch of that menu. This is an advance look\, giving the hospitality crowd the opportunity to see what Chapter One has been working on before the new cocktail program makes its full debut. \nAnd September 7 is an especially appropriate night to bring Industry Night back. \nAfter one of the busiest tourism weekends of the summer\, the people who spent Friday\, Saturday and Sunday pouring drinks\, carrying plates\, working kitchens and keeping Mystic’s restaurants and bars running finally get their weekend. \nIt just happens to start at 10 p.m. on a Monday. \nBecause Weekends Work Differently in the Restaurant Business\nChapter One sums up the idea behind Industry Night pretty well: “Because weekends are overrated when you work all of them.” \nFor people outside hospitality\, Friday and Saturday nights are when the workweek ends. \nFor many people inside it\, that’s when work gets serious. \nBartenders\, servers\, cooks\, hosts\, bussers\, barbacks and managers often work their longest and busiest shifts while everyone else is going out. Sunday can be another workday\, particularly in a destination like Mystic where brunch\, day trips and weekend tourism keep restaurants busy. \nThat turns Monday into something different. \nIndustry nights have long given restaurant and bar workers a place to meet other people who keep similarly unconventional schedules. Instead of starting the party at 7 p.m.\, the night begins late enough for people finishing restaurant shifts to participate. \nAt Chapter One\, that’s 10 p.m. \nLabor Day Makes This One Particularly Appropriate\nThere’s also some nice symmetry in bringing the weekly event back on Labor Day. \nMystic doesn’t exactly take Labor Day weekend off. \nDowntown fills with visitors during the summer\, and Labor Day weekend traditionally represents one of the final big surges before the region begins shifting toward fall. \nThe people working inside the restaurants\, bars and kitchens experience that weekend very differently from the people sitting at the tables. \nWhile visitors are taking one last long summer weekend\, hospitality workers are taking orders\, mixing cocktails\, preparing meals\, clearing tables and working through the crowds. \nChapter One’s September 7 event begins after most of that is over. \nThe late 10 p.m. start isn’t an inconvenience for this audience. It’s part of the point. \nA Sneak Peek at Chapter One’s New Cocktail Menu\nThe most interesting addition to the Labor Day edition may be behind the bar. \nChapter One is using Industry Night to offer a sneak peek at its new cocktail menu. \nThe distinction matters. \nThis isn’t being advertised as the formal rollout of the new menu. Chapter One is specifically calling it a preview\, giving the Industry Night crowd an early look at what’s coming. \nThat’s a particularly fitting audience for a cocktail-menu preview. \nA room filled with hospitality workers is likely to contain people who spend their own shifts mixing drinks\, explaining menus\, making recommendations and watching beverage trends develop in real time. \nThey know what moves. \nThey know what sits untouched. \nThey know what happens when somebody orders an espresso martini while a bartender already has six tickets in front of them. \nAnd Chapter One has made cocktails a significant part of its identity. \nThe restaurant’s existing beverage program includes specialty cocktails alongside wine and draft beer\, while cocktail flights have also appeared as part of its offerings. \nIndustry Night gives that beverage program a natural place to evolve. \nComplimentary Late-Night Snacks Return\nThe September 7 event also brings back late-night snacks\, and for the Labor Day event\, they’re complimentary. \nChapter One’s announcement specifically tells the hospitality community to join them for complimentary late-night snacks as part of the night’s festivities. \nAgain\, the timing makes sense. \nPeople arriving at 10 or 11 p.m. may be coming directly from work. \nA conventional dinner service isn’t really what this event is about. Late-night food is. \nIt’s also something Chapter One has associated with Industry Night before. The restaurant’s Monday Industry Night and late-night food offerings have appeared as part of its nightlife programming in the past. \nSo while the September 7 event marks the return of the current weekly Industry Night\, the concept itself has history at Chapter One. \nDJ Cribb Takes Over the Music\nDJ Cribb provides the music for the Labor Day return. \nThat also distinguishes September 7 from simply being another late Monday at the bar. \nChapter One has long operated with one foot in Mystic’s restaurant scene and the other in its nightlife. \nThe restaurant promotes entertainment ranging from acoustic performers to DJs\, and its downtown location allows the dining room and bar atmosphere to shift as the night gets later. \nIndustry Night leans firmly toward the nightlife side. \nDinner service gives way to late-night snacks. \nThe new cocktail menu gets a preview. \nDJ Cribb supplies the soundtrack. \nAnd the intended crowd isn’t ambiguous. \nChapter One’s invitation begins with: “Hospitality people\, this one’s for you.” \nIndustry Night Isn’t Just a Labor Day Event\nSeptember 7 is the kickoff\, but Chapter One isn’t bringing Industry Night back for a single holiday appearance. \nIt’s returning every Monday from 10 p.m. to 1 a.m. \nThat’s an important distinction for hospitality workers who are working Labor Day itself and can’t make the first night. \nMonday becomes the regular night. \nThe complimentary snacks\, DJ Cribb appearance and cocktail-menu sneak peek are specifically part of the September 7 Labor Day event. Chapter One has not announced that those particular features will repeat every Monday. \nWhat does repeat is Industry Night itself. \nThat gives downtown Mystic another regular late-night option aimed specifically at the people who work in its restaurants and bars. \nChapter One Has Been Part of Downtown Mystic Since 2016\nChapter One Food & Drink opened its Mystic restaurant in August 2016. \nOwners Daniel Van Kruiningen and Kenneth Fontaine combined their backgrounds in hospitality with their friendship to create the restaurant\, eventually expanding Chapter One with a second location on the Guilford Green in 2018. \nThe original remains in the heart of downtown Mystic at 32 West Main Street. \nIt’s difficult to find a much more central location. \nChapter One sits on the Groton side of downtown\, just west of the Mystic River Bascule Bridge\, placing it within walking distance of the restaurants\, bars and shops clustered around both sides of the river. \nDuring the day and early evening\, Chapter One operates as a full restaurant serving lunch and dinner\, with seafood\, steaks\, burgers and other contemporary American dishes. \nLater\, the personality can change. \nThe restaurant has made live entertainment and DJs part of its identity\, along with weekend nightlife. \nIndustry Night fits that second personality particularly well. \nMystic’s Hospitality Workers Get Their Own Monday Night\nThere’s another reason the idea works here. \nMystic’s food and drink scene has become a major part of the destination itself. \nPeople don’t simply come downtown to see the drawbridge and then look for somewhere convenient to eat. \nRestaurants\, breweries\, bars\, bakeries\, coffee shops and cocktail programs have increasingly become reasons to make the trip. \nThat means a lot of people are required to keep the machine moving. \nThere are the people customers see: bartenders\, servers and hosts. \nThen there are the people they may never see: line cooks\, prep cooks\, dishwashers\, barbacks and others working behind the scenes. \nIndustry Night flips the relationship for a few hours. \nThe people who normally create someone else’s night out get one of their own. \nAnd It Starts When Most People Are Thinking About Bed\nThere’s something wonderfully restaurant-industry about beginning an event at 10 p.m. on a Monday. \nFor a lot of people\, that’s late. \nFor someone who has just finished closing out tables\, cleaning a station or getting through another dinner service\, it can feel like the beginning of the evening. \nThat’s the audience Chapter One is after. \nOn Labor Day\, they’ll get complimentary late-night snacks\, DJ Cribb and an advance taste of the restaurant’s next cocktail menu. \nAfter that\, Industry Night settles into its new weekly home every Monday from 10 p.m. to 1 a.m. \nThe weekend crowd can have Friday and Saturday. \nMonday belongs to the people who served them. \nEvent Details\nEvent: Chapter One Industry Night\nDate: Monday\, September 7\, 2026\nTime: 10 p.m.–1 a.m.\nVenue: Chapter One Food & Drink\nAddress: 32 West Main Street\, Mystic\, CT 06355\nAudience: Hospitality and food-service industry community\nLabor Day Features: Complimentary late-night snacks\, music by DJ Cribb and a sneak peek at Chapter One’s new cocktail menu\nRecurring Schedule: Every Monday\, 10 p.m.–1 a.m.\nLocation: Downtown Mystic\, steps from the Mystic River Bascule Bridge \n  \n  \nFeatured image is an artistic representation inspired by the event and may not depict the actual people\, location\, or activities shown. \n 
URL:https://thectbeacon.com/event/chapter-one-industry-night/
LOCATION:Chapter One Food and Drink\, 32 West Main Street\, Mystic\, CT\, 06355\, United States
CATEGORIES:Chapter One Food and Drink
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SUMMARY:Beach Haus Social: The Final Week at Paddy’s
DESCRIPTION:Beach Haus Social: The Final Week closes out a summer of Sunday afternoon house and techno on Misquamicut Beach with one last coastal day party on September 6. \nThe season finale runs from 1 to 6 p.m. at Beach Haus\, the beachfront dayclub experience at Paddy’s Beach Club in Misquamicut. The organizers are keeping the final Sunday focused on the formula they established throughout the summer: DJs\, electronic music\, dancing\, and an open-air party overlooking the Atlantic. \nBeach Haus is calling September 6 the last day of Beach Haus Social for the season\, making this the finale of a series that began Memorial Day weekend and continued on Sundays throughout the summer. \nA New Sunday Tradition on Misquamicut Beach\nBeach Haus Social made its debut at Paddy’s over Memorial Day weekend with a grand opening on May 24. \nFrom there\, it became a recurring Sunday event running from 1 to 6 p.m. \nRather than simply adding another live band or DJ to Paddy’s regular beach schedule\, Beach Haus was conceived as a separate dayclub-style experience built around electronic music. \nThe musical direction has centered on house\, tech house and techno\, with rotating DJs providing the soundtrack throughout the afternoon. \nThe concept borrows from the atmosphere of coastal clubs and electronic-music destinations where the party begins during daylight rather than waiting until late at night. \nHere\, the setting is distinctly Rhode Island: the decks and beach at Paddy’s on Atlantic Avenue with Misquamicut Beach directly outside. \nHouse and Techno From 1 to 6 p.m.\nThe five-hour Sunday format has remained consistent throughout the season. \nBeach Haus has emphasized house and techno rather than the mix of rock\, reggae\, country and cover bands commonly heard at beach bars around Southern New England. \nThat distinction helped give the series its own identity within Paddy’s larger summer entertainment calendar. \nThe organizers describe Beach Haus as a coastal dayclub driven by house music every Sunday\, with music and the social atmosphere taking precedence over a traditional concert format. \nThere isn’t necessarily a single headlining performance everyone stops to watch. \nThe DJ sets provide a continuous soundtrack while the afternoon moves between drinks\, dancing\, the beach and the waterfront decks. \nThe Final Sunday of the 2026 Season\nSeptember 6 isn’t being promoted as simply another installment. \nBeach Haus is calling it The Final Week\, and its announcement describes Sunday as the last day of Beach Haus Social. \nThat brings the series full circle. \nIt launched over Memorial Day weekend\, continued through June\, July and August\, and now ends during Labor Day weekend\, essentially bookending the traditional Southern New England summer season. \nFor people who have been attending throughout the summer\, it’s the final installment of the weekly series. \nFor anyone who hasn’t been\, it’s the last opportunity this season to see what Beach Haus was trying to create on the Westerly shoreline. \nA Dayclub Rather Than a Traditional Beach Bar\nThe distinction between Beach Haus and Paddy’s itself can be a little confusing. \nBeach Haus isn’t a separate venue somewhere else in Westerly. \nIt operates at Paddy’s Beach Club\, 159 Atlantic Avenue\, directly on Misquamicut Beach. \nThe difference is the programming. \nPaddy’s has long operated as a beachfront restaurant\, bar and entertainment venue with live bands\, DJs and other events throughout the summer. \nBeach Haus Social takes over part of that environment and reshapes it around the dayclub concept. \nPrevious Sundays have included rotating DJs\, house and techno programming\, VIP table options and an early-afternoon hospitality component. \nThe result is meant to feel less like stopping at a beach bar for a drink and more like spending the afternoon at an organized electronic-music party. \nOne Last Sunday Before Summer Winds Down\nThe timing makes the finale particularly appropriate. \nLabor Day weekend traditionally marks the beginning of the end for the busiest stretch of the Misquamicut season. \nBeach businesses don’t suddenly disappear after Labor Day\, and entertainment continues at several Westerly shoreline venues into September. \nBut the rhythm changes. \nWeekly summer programming begins winding down\, vacation traffic decreases and the beach gradually shifts toward its quieter shoulder season. \nBeach Haus Social is ending its season at exactly that transition point. \nThe series started when summer was about to begin. \nIt finishes as summer starts giving the beach back. \nEvent Details\nEvent: Beach Haus Social: The Final Week\nDate: Sunday\, September 6\, 2026\nTime: 1–6 p.m.\nLocation: Beach Haus at Paddy’s Beach Club\nAddress: 159 Atlantic Avenue\, Westerly\, RI 02891\nSetting: Beachfront dayclub\nMusic: House\, tech house and techno\nOccasion: Final Beach Haus Social of the 2026 summer season\nAge: 21+ \nTo purchase tickets\, click the Event Ticketing link below. \n  \n  \nFeatured image is an artistic representation inspired by the event and may not depict the actual people\, location\, or activities shown. \n 
URL:https://thectbeacon.com/event/beach-haus-social-the-final-week-at-paddys/
LOCATION:Paddy’s Beach Club\, 159 Atlantic Ave\, Westerly\, RI\, 02891\, United States
CATEGORIES:Paddy's Beach Club
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SUMMARY:White Party Labor Day Weekend
DESCRIPTION:White Party Labor Day Weekend takes over The Misfit Club in downtown Mystic for two nights\, Friday\, September 4\, and Saturday\, September 5\, with black lights\, glow effects and music from DJ Nervous. \nThe two-night party begins at 8 p.m. each evening at the underground club at 12 Water Street in Mystic. Friday features a special glow drink\, while Saturday encourages guests to dress in white\, turning the club’s black-light atmosphere into part of the party itself. \nThe Misfit Club is billing the weekend simply: “2 Days. 2 Parties. 1 Club.” \nTwo Nights Under the Black Lights\nThe White Party is built around a simple visual idea. \nTurn down the regular lights. Turn on the black lights. Add glow effects. Then fill the room with people dressed for the occasion. \nFriday and Saturday share that overall theme but have slightly different features. \nOn Friday\, September 4\, the club is promoting a special glow drink as part of the night’s festivities. \nSaturday\, September 5\, becomes the more traditional White Party\, with white dress encouraged. Under ultraviolet black lights\, white and fluorescent clothing becomes dramatically brighter\, making the crowd itself part of the room’s visual effect. \nGuests aren’t required to treat it like a formal white party. The event’s promotional material says white dress is encouraged\, rather than establishing it as a mandatory dress code. \nDJ Nervous Handles Both Nights\nDJ Nervous provides the music beginning at 8 p.m. on both Friday and Saturday. \nHe’s already a familiar presence at The Misfit Club. \nDJ Nervous hosts the club’s monthly Open Mic Night\, where musicians\, comedians\, poets\, dancers and other performers are invited onto the stage. The recurring event takes place on the first Wednesday of each month. \nFor Labor Day weekend\, the emphasis shifts from an open stage to the dance floor. \nThe Misfit Club’s regular Saturday programming is already built around dancing. Its weekly Dance Saturday begins at 7:30 p.m. and is promoted around contemporary\, big-city dance music. \nThe September 5 White Party effectively gives that Saturday-night format a Labor Day weekend theme\, with DJ Nervous\, black lights and white clothing replacing the club’s standard Saturday presentation. \nThe Misfit Club Is Literally Underground\nThe setting helps. \nThe Misfit Club is tucked below street level at 12 Water Street in downtown Mystic. \nThat basement location gives the space a natural nightclub feel that’s quite different from the restaurants\, pubs and waterfront patios surrounding it. \nThe club has developed an identity around being a little outside Mystic’s traditional nautical image\, with a London Underground-inspired aesthetic and an intimate room that can move between neighborhood bar\, performance space and dance club depending on the night. \nIt’s also small enough that a lighting change can alter the atmosphere of the entire room. \nFor White Party weekend\, the visual centerpiece is ultraviolet light. \nWhy White Parties Work Under Black Lights\nBlack lights emit primarily ultraviolet-A light\, which isn’t very visible by itself. \nThe effect happens when UV light interacts with certain materials containing fluorescent compounds. Those materials absorb ultraviolet energy and release some of it as visible light. \nThat’s why a white shirt can suddenly appear almost electric under a black light. \nFluorescent colors can react even more dramatically. \nThe effect turns clothing\, drinks and decorations into sources of apparent brightness while much of the surrounding room remains dark. \nFor a club event\, that means the audience isn’t merely watching a lighting display. \nThey’re wearing it. \nFriday Starts the Labor Day Weekend Party\nFriday\, September 4\, is the first half of the two-night event. \nThe party begins at 8 p.m.\, with DJ Nervous providing the music and the club switching into its black-light and glow presentation. \nFriday’s additional feature is a special glow drink. \nThe promotional material doesn’t identify the drink or its ingredients\, so that part is being kept as part of the night’s experience rather than advertised as a specific cocktail. \nFriday also doesn’t carry Saturday’s white-dress suggestion. \nThe common denominator is the black-light environment and DJ-driven party. \nSaturday Is the White Party\nSaturday\, September 5\, brings the second half of the weekend and the event’s namesake White Party. \nOnce again\, DJ Nervous starts at 8 p.m. \nThis time\, guests are encouraged to arrive dressed in white. \nThe dress suggestion serves a purpose beyond establishing a theme. White clothing is particularly responsive beneath black lights\, allowing the room to change as more people arrive. \nIt’s a straightforward concept that doesn’t need much explanation: \nWear white. \nGet under the black lights. \nAnd glow. \nA Different Side of Downtown Mystic Nightlife\nThe Misfit Club’s weekly schedule makes it something of an entertainment room as much as a bar. \nOpen Mic Night brings musicians\, comedians\, dancers and spoken-word performers into the space. \nKaraoke takes over Thursdays. \nSaturday is normally dedicated to dancing. \nSunday programming rotates among activities that can include trivia\, movies and televised special events. \nThe White Party takes that existing nightlife identity and expands it across two nights for Labor Day weekend. \nAnd unlike many of Mystic’s Labor Day weekend events\, this one doesn’t revolve around daylight\, the waterfront or traditional end-of-summer activities. \nIt starts when the sun is down. \nOne Event\, Two Dates\nGuests don’t have to attend both nights to participate in White Party weekend. \nFriday and Saturday function as individual parties within the same Labor Day weekend event. \nFriday\, September 4\, brings the glow drink and black-light party. \nSaturday\, September 5\, brings the white-dress theme. \nDJ Nervous anchors both. \nThat gives people two chances to experience the event\, or the option of making an entire weekend of it. \nEvent Details\nEvent: White Party Labor Day Weekend\nDates: Friday\, September 4 and Saturday\, September 5\, 2026\nStart Time: 8 p.m. both nights\nVenue: The Misfit Club\nAddress: 12 Water Street\, Mystic\, CT 06355\nMusic: DJ Nervous\nFriday: Black lights\, glow atmosphere and special glow drink\nSaturday: Black lights and white dress encouraged\nTheme: “2 Days. 2 Parties. 1 Club.” \nMore information is available at the Event Website link below. \n  \nFeatured image is an artistic representation inspired by the event and may not depict the actual people\, location\, or activities shown. \n 
URL:https://thectbeacon.com/event/white-party-labor-day-weekend/2026-09-05/
LOCATION:The Misfit Club\, 12 Water St APT 12\, Mystic\, 06355\, United States
CATEGORIES:The Misfit Club
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SUMMARY:White Party Labor Day Weekend
DESCRIPTION:White Party Labor Day Weekend takes over The Misfit Club in downtown Mystic for two nights\, Friday\, September 4\, and Saturday\, September 5\, with black lights\, glow effects and music from DJ Nervous. \nThe two-night party begins at 8 p.m. each evening at the underground club at 12 Water Street in Mystic. Friday features a special glow drink\, while Saturday encourages guests to dress in white\, turning the club’s black-light atmosphere into part of the party itself. \nThe Misfit Club is billing the weekend simply: “2 Days. 2 Parties. 1 Club.” \nTwo Nights Under the Black Lights\nThe White Party is built around a simple visual idea. \nTurn down the regular lights. Turn on the black lights. Add glow effects. Then fill the room with people dressed for the occasion. \nFriday and Saturday share that overall theme but have slightly different features. \nOn Friday\, September 4\, the club is promoting a special glow drink as part of the night’s festivities. \nSaturday\, September 5\, becomes the more traditional White Party\, with white dress encouraged. Under ultraviolet black lights\, white and fluorescent clothing becomes dramatically brighter\, making the crowd itself part of the room’s visual effect. \nGuests aren’t required to treat it like a formal white party. The event’s promotional material says white dress is encouraged\, rather than establishing it as a mandatory dress code. \nDJ Nervous Handles Both Nights\nDJ Nervous provides the music beginning at 8 p.m. on both Friday and Saturday. \nHe’s already a familiar presence at The Misfit Club. \nDJ Nervous hosts the club’s monthly Open Mic Night\, where musicians\, comedians\, poets\, dancers and other performers are invited onto the stage. The recurring event takes place on the first Wednesday of each month. \nFor Labor Day weekend\, the emphasis shifts from an open stage to the dance floor. \nThe Misfit Club’s regular Saturday programming is already built around dancing. Its weekly Dance Saturday begins at 7:30 p.m. and is promoted around contemporary\, big-city dance music. \nThe September 5 White Party effectively gives that Saturday-night format a Labor Day weekend theme\, with DJ Nervous\, black lights and white clothing replacing the club’s standard Saturday presentation. \nThe Misfit Club Is Literally Underground\nThe setting helps. \nThe Misfit Club is tucked below street level at 12 Water Street in downtown Mystic. \nThat basement location gives the space a natural nightclub feel that’s quite different from the restaurants\, pubs and waterfront patios surrounding it. \nThe club has developed an identity around being a little outside Mystic’s traditional nautical image\, with a London Underground-inspired aesthetic and an intimate room that can move between neighborhood bar\, performance space and dance club depending on the night. \nIt’s also small enough that a lighting change can alter the atmosphere of the entire room. \nFor White Party weekend\, the visual centerpiece is ultraviolet light. \nWhy White Parties Work Under Black Lights\nBlack lights emit primarily ultraviolet-A light\, which isn’t very visible by itself. \nThe effect happens when UV light interacts with certain materials containing fluorescent compounds. Those materials absorb ultraviolet energy and release some of it as visible light. \nThat’s why a white shirt can suddenly appear almost electric under a black light. \nFluorescent colors can react even more dramatically. \nThe effect turns clothing\, drinks and decorations into sources of apparent brightness while much of the surrounding room remains dark. \nFor a club event\, that means the audience isn’t merely watching a lighting display. \nThey’re wearing it. \nFriday Starts the Labor Day Weekend Party\nFriday\, September 4\, is the first half of the two-night event. \nThe party begins at 8 p.m.\, with DJ Nervous providing the music and the club switching into its black-light and glow presentation. \nFriday’s additional feature is a special glow drink. \nThe promotional material doesn’t identify the drink or its ingredients\, so that part is being kept as part of the night’s experience rather than advertised as a specific cocktail. \nFriday also doesn’t carry Saturday’s white-dress suggestion. \nThe common denominator is the black-light environment and DJ-driven party. \nSaturday Is the White Party\nSaturday\, September 5\, brings the second half of the weekend and the event’s namesake White Party. \nOnce again\, DJ Nervous starts at 8 p.m. \nThis time\, guests are encouraged to arrive dressed in white. \nThe dress suggestion serves a purpose beyond establishing a theme. White clothing is particularly responsive beneath black lights\, allowing the room to change as more people arrive. \nIt’s a straightforward concept that doesn’t need much explanation: \nWear white. \nGet under the black lights. \nAnd glow. \nA Different Side of Downtown Mystic Nightlife\nThe Misfit Club’s weekly schedule makes it something of an entertainment room as much as a bar. \nOpen Mic Night brings musicians\, comedians\, dancers and spoken-word performers into the space. \nKaraoke takes over Thursdays. \nSaturday is normally dedicated to dancing. \nSunday programming rotates among activities that can include trivia\, movies and televised special events. \nThe White Party takes that existing nightlife identity and expands it across two nights for Labor Day weekend. \nAnd unlike many of Mystic’s Labor Day weekend events\, this one doesn’t revolve around daylight\, the waterfront or traditional end-of-summer activities. \nIt starts when the sun is down. \nOne Event\, Two Dates\nGuests don’t have to attend both nights to participate in White Party weekend. \nFriday and Saturday function as individual parties within the same Labor Day weekend event. \nFriday\, September 4\, brings the glow drink and black-light party. \nSaturday\, September 5\, brings the white-dress theme. \nDJ Nervous anchors both. \nThat gives people two chances to experience the event\, or the option of making an entire weekend of it. \nEvent Details\nEvent: White Party Labor Day Weekend\nDates: Friday\, September 4 and Saturday\, September 5\, 2026\nStart Time: 8 p.m. both nights\nVenue: The Misfit Club\nAddress: 12 Water Street\, Mystic\, CT 06355\nMusic: DJ Nervous\nFriday: Black lights\, glow atmosphere and special glow drink\nSaturday: Black lights and white dress encouraged\nTheme: “2 Days. 2 Parties. 1 Club.” \nMore information is available at the Event Website link below. \n  \nFeatured image is an artistic representation inspired by the event and may not depict the actual people\, location\, or activities shown. \n 
URL:https://thectbeacon.com/event/white-party-labor-day-weekend/2026-09-04/
LOCATION:The Misfit Club\, 12 Water St APT 12\, Mystic\, 06355\, United States
CATEGORIES:The Misfit Club
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SUMMARY:Bingo Unleashed at Foxwoods Resort Casino
DESCRIPTION:Bingo Unleashed at Foxwoods Resort Casino takes over the High Stakes Bingo Hall on Saturday\, August 1\, beginning at 8:30 p.m.\, transforming a classic game into an interactive party packed with music\, games\, and nonstop entertainment. Combining high-energy bingo with a nightclub atmosphere\, the event promises an evening filled with throwback hits\, contests\, prizes\, and plenty of opportunities to get in on the action. \nHosted with a live DJ\, Bingo Unleashed features karaoke showdowns\, lip-sync contests\, spontaneous dance-offs\, exciting prize giveaways\, and immersive lighting effects that keep the energy high from start to finish. Whether you’re marking your bingo card or singing along to favorite songs\, the event offers a fresh twist on traditional bingo with a party atmosphere designed for a fun night out with friends. \nDoors open at 6:30 p.m.\, giving guests time to settle in before the festivities begin. Each ticket includes bingo games\, a dauber\, one ready-to-drink alcoholic or non-alcoholic beverage\, a snack\, and a glow kit to help set the mood for the evening. \nEvent Details\nEvent: Bingo Unleashed \nDate: Saturday\, August 1\, 2026 \nTime: 8:30 p.m. – 11:30 p.m. \nDoors Open: 6:30 p.m. \nLocation: High Stakes Bingo Hall\nFoxwoods Resort Casino\nMashantucket\, CT \nAdmission: Ticket required. Admission includes bingo games\, dauber\, one ready-to-drink alcoholic or non-alcoholic beverage\, snack\, and glow kit. \nTickets\nTickets can be purchased by clicking the Event Ticketing link at the bottom of this page. \nMore Information\nAdditional event information is available by clicking the Event Website link at the bottom of this page. \nMeta Description \nBingo Unleashed comes to Foxwoods Resort Casino on August 1 with party-style bingo\, a live DJ\, karaoke\, dance contests\, prizes\, and high-energy fun.
URL:https://thectbeacon.com/event/bingo-unleashed-at-foxwoods-resort-casino/
LOCATION:Foxwoods\, 350 Trolley Line Boulevard\, Mashantucket\, CT\, 06338\, United States
CATEGORIES:Foxwoods
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SUMMARY:Disco Bingo at The Space in Downtown Westerly
DESCRIPTION:Disco Bingo at The Space in Downtown Westerly on Thursday\, July 30\, from 7:00 to 11:00 p.m. for an evening that combines classic bingo\, disco hits\, dancing\, and retro fun. Whether you’re hoping to win prizes or simply enjoy a night out with friends\, this high-energy event brings together games\, music\, and plenty of 1970s-inspired style. \nDoors open at 7:00 p.m.\, with bingo games beginning at 7:30 p.m. and running until 9:00 p.m. Hosted by Phebe\, the evening features five bingo cards\, snacks\, and the chance to win a variety of prizes. After the final game\, DJ Daevassi takes over from 9:00 to 11:00 p.m.\, spinning disco classics and dance favorites to keep the party going. Guests are encouraged to embrace the theme by wearing their grooviest disco-inspired outfits. \nLocated in the heart of downtown Westerly\, The Space has become a popular gathering place for live entertainment\, creative events\, and community celebrations. Disco Bingo offers a unique twist on a classic game night\, blending friendly competition with an upbeat dance party atmosphere. \nEvent Details\nEvent: Disco Bingo at The Space in Downtown Westerly \nDate: Thursday\, July 30\, 2026 \nTime: 7:00 p.m. – 11:00 p.m. \n\nDoors: 7:00 p.m.\nBingo: 7:30–9:00 p.m.\nDJ Dance Party: 9:00–11:00 p.m.\n\nLocation: The Space\n38 High Street\nWesterly\, RI \nAdmission: $20 (Includes five bingo cards and snacks) \nCash Bar: Available \n  \n  \n 
URL:https://thectbeacon.com/event/disco-bingo-at-the-space-in-downtown-westerly/
LOCATION:The Space\, 38 High Street\, Westerly\, RI\, 02891\, United States
CATEGORIES:The Space Westerly
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SUMMARY:Disco Night at Surf Cantina
DESCRIPTION:Disco Night at Surf Cantina brings the sparkle\, style\, and dance floor energy of the disco era to downtown Westerly on Saturday\, July 18. From 9 p.m. to 1 a.m.\, guests can dance the night away as DJ Dr. West Chester spins a mix of disco classics\, funky grooves\, and dance favorites that keep the party going into the early morning hours. \nWhether you’re ready to break out your best retro attire or simply enjoy a night of great music with friends\, Disco Night offers a fun\, high-energy atmosphere inspired by the legendary clubs of the 1970s. Expect shimmering lights\, nonstop dancing\, and a soundtrack filled with timeless dance floor favorites. \nLocated in the heart of downtown Westerly\, Surf Cantina provides the perfect setting for a late-night summer celebration just steps from the beach community’s nightlife. \nEvent Details\n\nEvent: Disco Night\nDate: Saturday\, July 18\, 2026\nTime: 9:00 p.m.-1:00 a.m.\nVenue: Surf Cantina\nAddress: 15 Canal St.\, Westerly\, RI\n\nEntertainment\n\nDJ Dr. West Chester Son\n\nMusic\nExpect an evening featuring: \n\nDisco classics\nFunk\nDance favorites\nParty anthems\nRetro club hits\n\nWhy Attend\n\nFour hours of dancing\nDisco-inspired atmosphere\nLive DJ\nDowntown Westerly nightlife\nFun summer Saturday night\n\n  \n 
URL:https://thectbeacon.com/event/disco-night-at-surf-cantina/
LOCATION:Surf Cantina\, 15 Canal Street\, Westerly\, RI\, 02891\, United States
CATEGORIES:Surf Cantina
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20260629T180000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20260629T220000
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SUMMARY:Moonlight Social at Stone Acres Farm
DESCRIPTION:Moonlight Social at Stone Acres Farm invites guests to slow down and savor an evening under the June Strawberry Moon on Monday\, June 29. Set among the gardens and fields of one of the region’s most beautiful farm destinations\, the gathering blends music\, food\, movement\, and community into a relaxed experience celebrating the arrival of summer. \nAs the sun sets and the moon rises\, attendees can explore the farm while enjoying a curated soundtrack of mellow dance music\, downtempo grooves\, and sunset-inspired DJ sets. Rather than a traditional concert or festival\, Moonlight Social focuses on atmosphere and connection\, creating space for guests to wander the grounds\, take in the scenery\, and immerse themselves in the evening’s natural beauty. \nThroughout the night\, visitors can enjoy farm-fresh food and drinks\, experience performances by dancers and flow artists\, gather around a large bonfire\, and close the evening with meditation and sound healing beneath the stars. Presented by 85th Day Food Community and 2Primo\, Moonlight Social offers a unique opportunity to reconnect\, unwind\, and celebrate summer in a truly memorable setting. \nEvent Details\nDate: Monday\, June 29\, 2026\nTime: 6:00 p.m. – 10:00 p.m.\nLocation: Stone Acres Farm\, Stonington \nHighlights\n\nCurated DJ performances\nMellow dance music and sunset grooves\nFarm-fresh food and beverages\nDancers and flow artists\nBonfire gathering\nMeditation and sound healing\nJune Strawberry Moon setting
URL:https://thectbeacon.com/event/moonlight-social-at-stone-acres-farm/
LOCATION:Stone Acres Farm\, 393 North Main Street\, Stonington\, CT\, 06378\, United States
CATEGORIES:Stone Acres Farm
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SUMMARY:Multiplier Summer Party at Hygienic Art
DESCRIPTION:Multiplier Summer Party at Hygienic Art returns for its fifth year on Saturday\, June 20\, bringing an evening of live electronic music\, local artists\, and community energy to downtown New London. Held in the Hygienic Art Park\, the annual event combines a dance-party atmosphere with a celebration of local creativity\, making it one of the city’s most distinctive summer gatherings. \nHeadlining the evening is New London-based electronic group Multiplier\, whose genre-blending sound draws from house\, EDM\, dub\, funk\, breakbeat\, hip hop\, and trip hop. Known for building hypnotic grooves layered with unexpected musical twists\, the band creates an immersive live experience that feels equally at home on a dance floor and in an art space. Support comes from DJ Brian Carter\, who will help keep the energy flowing throughout the night. \nBefore the music begins\, guests can browse a marketplace hosted by ONA\, featuring local artisan vendors. The combination of live music\, visual art\, local makers\, and outdoor summer vibes makes the Multiplier Summer Party a unique showcase of New London’s creative community. \nEvent Details\nDate: Saturday\, June 20\, 2026\nVendor Market: 5:00 p.m. – 7:00 p.m.\nMusic Begins: 7:00 p.m.\nLocation: Hygienic Art Park\, 79 Bank Street\, New London \nFeatured Entertainment\n\nMultiplier\nDJ Brian Carter\nLocal artisan vendors hosted by ONA\n\nTicket Information\n\n$15 advance purchase\n$17 at the door\n\n\n 
URL:https://thectbeacon.com/event/multiplier-summer-party-at-hygienic-art/
LOCATION:Hygenic Art\, 79 Bank Street\, New London\, CT\, 06320\, United States
CATEGORIES:Hygenic Art
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