wednesday perk jan.02

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A return to the weekly chill lounge featuring coffee, cocktails, and professional turntablism. Old School Vinyl simply cannot be replaced, and those that can spin it are generally considered experts in their field. This is definitely the place to be. Hosted and presented by local talent: cQuence, flotilla & sl8r.










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Location: The Cup & Saucer, 412 Delaware Street, Kansas City, MO 64105, USA

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