Sunday Skate Club: DJ Big Bob vs 4AM NYC | Club Flush: Smurfo Udirty (skate)

Sunday Skate Club: DJ Big Bob vs 4AM NYC | Club Flush: Smurfo Udirty (skate) A love letter to Sunday Skate Club Every Sunday from 8–12am, the rink becomes more than a skate session. It’s a weekly ritual where local club kids, industry folks, and NYC’s DJs get their flowers — and skate heads and music heads move in the same orbit. Here you see the true versatility of a DJ. That epic artist you loved at 5am now accepts the challenge of an all-skate set around a groovy 100bpm — R&B, disco, and other unexpected jams. It’s a rare chance to hear their non-unz unz selections like R&B, disco, you name it. From thudding foggy sweaty beats the morning before (well, it may have still been your ‘night’) to idyllic skating in a psychedelic rink with jams that make you smile big. You start with a few laps, feeling out the floor, the room fills, the rhythm builds, and before long, you’re moving without thinking — just you, the music, and the night. Then you notice friends slipping into the bathrooms only it’s Club Flush, pulling the off-wheels crowd into something sweatier, louder, a little unhinged. Red-lit and hazy, fog stretching the room so it feels bigger than it is. An 18” sub shakes the floor, a hidden 21” built straight into the booth hits your chest. There are no grimy stalls, no smells (thanks all!) just a fully enclosed, immersive room. A few minutes in, and you forget you’re even standing in a bathroom. You might walk in for a second and stay for half a set. You might discover your new favorite DJ. You might skate, then dance, then skate again. That’s the point. Every week is a different crew, a different sound, a different pocket of the city’s underground stepping forward. Sunday Skate Club is about unified movement — wheels, feet, bass, community. When these scenes overlap, the energy multiplies, and the night becomes something bigger than the sum of its parts. See you every Sunday at 8. Vibe and skate to the music of 70s/80s Disco, Funk, R&B, and 90s/2000s Hip Hop Booth reservations are available for parties 7+ via form: https://www.xanadu.nyc/booking General Admission tickets are included in all booth reservations. Important Info · Ticket does \*NOT\* include Skate Rental. · Skates & safety gear are available to rent \*\*first come, first served\*\* · All sales are final. No refunds. · You must sign the Xanadu waiver in advance here: https://shorturl.at/AJbHn · Valid Government ID required for entry. Photos of IDs are not accepted · Gum, outside food and drink is not allowed. · All bags are subject to search at the venue entrance. · Xanadu is wheelchair accessible and includes entry ramps and ADA bathrooms. Write to [email protected] if you require extra assistance. · Xanadu is an inclusive, safe space. We do not tolerate harassment, aggression, racism, bigotry, or hatred of any kind. Skating is FUN. Skating is RISKY! Together we will create a skate experience that is fun and safe for everyone on the rink! · Be mindful of yourself, your limits and others around you. · Our Skate Guards are always here to help! Please alert them to any hazards or unsafe behavior on the rink so that they can help. · Rink capacity fluctuates throughout each session- if you are ever feeling overwhelmed, take a quick break and get back into the flow when you’re ready. · Keep each other safe & happy! Less friction, more FLOW. More questions? Find answers here: xanadu.nyc/FAQ By purchasing a ticket, you agree to and are bound by Xanadu's Terms and Conditions: https://tinyurl.com/XanaduTermsConditions Presented by Xanadu Presents. This is a 21+ event