Tatler community news in June: Social Club Series hosts Crave & Rave
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Pizza, gelato and beats: Hong Kong’s latest daytime party revolution
Social Club Series hosts their fifth edition on June 21 (Photo: courtesy of Social Club Series)
The global coffee rave phenomenon has officially landed in Hong Kong, and it's serving up something rather more indulgent than your average flat white. Social Club Series is pioneering the city's daytime party scene with their fifth instalment, Crave & Rave, taking place on June 21 inside Black Sheep Restaurant’s Messina gelato shop and Peak Pizza.
Running from 5pm to 8:30pm, the event will offer unlimited pizza and gelato alongside sets from DJs including Smilez, Siangyoo, and Nat Dunn across two stages. One ticket grants access to both venues, transforming the Black Sheep Restaurant group's establishments into unlikely dance floors.
Founded by Isaac Woo of Collab HK, Social Club Series is redefining daytime connections by bringing music to unexpected venues. The movement reflects a broader shift towards conscious socialising—where the high comes from good music, great food and genuine connection. Crave & Rave taps into a burgeoning global trend that's captivating the world. Daytime coffee parties, or "coffee raves," are redefining social experiences worldwide as people seek alternatives to traditional nightlife. Note: This month's Crave & Rave will serve both coffee, as well as cocktails.
Tickets are available on riffspass.com starting June 9
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