Rave culture as we know it now was born in the UK in the 90's. We pay homage to the originators of Acid House and the flyers they used to spread the word.
We had a pop up record store from Container Records, live DJ set from the owner, Altar. A rave art fair with art on display and for sale from Pez London, Junior Tomlin and Ryca. Original rave flyers to purchase from Phatmedia, merch on sale from Raindance and books from Peoples Party Press, pop up shops from State of Disarray, OOTO and Crazy Cool Sexy, free food and booze, goody bags for every customer, a lazer light show and the rest, no expense was spared and every detail was meticulously planned to a tee.
that bleary eyed moment you leave the club and slowly ease yourself back in to the real world. The other people around you, having had a full nights sleep are just starting their day, they have clear, consistent goals and seem to know how to achieve them.
