DIY in NYC: Why Some Venues Go Underground

A new short documentary produced with Rolling Stone, exploring the bewildering process of attempting to open a "legit" venue in one of America's cultural hubs, and why people often go underground.
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[@verdaylove]

What an important conversation. So intriguing and brings a fresh perspective to me specifically being from LA. Hadn't even considered these ideas being even relevant in New York. Definitely interested in creating spaces like these that merge music, art, culture, and CHILDREN. Giving them optioons, resources, and education within music and arts. SOooooo important!

[@elishanilsen]

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[@ExitStrategies]

The hardest part is always the drinking. Do you ID? It fuckin sucks.

[@elishanilsen]

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[@jessiemayfield6749]

This is cool but not as fun as Shanghai underground

[@elishanilsen]

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