MIX FEST is back, and so is our legendary closing night party: MIX: ON THE EDGE. Come immerse yourself in multiple floors of rave music, er0t!c film screenings, art installations, and sensual performances. We have an incredible lineup of films that will be live scored and acclaimed DJs from the NYC queer bass music scene to keep you edging till 4:00AM. ~~~ LOWER LEVEL 10:00PM - CONCRETE HUSBAND 11:30PM - PERFORMANCE BY JULIE J 11:30PM - KNEAKU 1:00AM - PERFORMANCE BY ANH VO 1:00AM - MTHR TRSA 2:30AM - VILE UPPER LEVEL ALL NIGHT - AMYGDALA ALL NIGHT - SWEATY EDDIE 10:30PM - MIZU MIDNIGHT - TRISTAN ALLEN 1AM - BUFFY ~~~ PARTY FILM SELECTIONS Resurrect Me as a Parasite - gaba dao Faceless Hairy Cry - Paloma Schneideman & Sofia Mcintyre Sissy Sorcery - Frances Arpaia Casa de Bonecas - George Pedrosa Fire Island Dreamscapes - Daniel Roa Vulgarphilic Sketch - Matilda Gonzáles Gil The Princess and the Peacock - Daniel Baker-Wells ~~~~ Event location/information will be sent to ticket holders at 6:00 PM on the day of via email. Coat check is included in the ticket price, but don't forget to tip! Donor ticket funds (75/pp) help us to cover the cost of production, including payments for the artists and filmmakers, venue rental, and other production costs; the more you give, the more we can do! Donors will receive acknowledgement (should they wish) in an email sent out after the party! If you want a free ticket to the event, email afterparty@mixnyc.com for a link to sign up to volunteer! ~~~ OUR CONSENT POLICY IS POSTED ON OUR WEBSITE 1. Always ASK for consent before touching anyone. Consent is a mutual, clear, and voluntary agreement to engage in activity with another person. It must be communicated without pressure, manipulation, or fear, and everyone involved must be capable of giving it. Consent is an ongoing, active process that must be freely given each time, and a past or current relationship does not imply consent for future acts. 2. If someone is violating your boundaries or harassing you, please speak to any safety monitor/guardian. There will be two Guardians on each floor at all times. Our trained Guardians and monitors will be wearing a neon wristband to be easily identified in the space for comfort and support. 3. No phones or photography will be allowed. 4. No smoke or fire of any sort will be allowed in the space. 5. Harm reduction team and supplies available on-site. 6. There will be a medic on site for the duration of the event. 7. We have a zero-tolerance policy for harassment. If you feel something, say something, and we will help take the matter off your hands as quickly and efficiently as possible 8. Racism, sexism, ableism, ageism, fatphobia, homophobia, transphobia, or any other form of discrimination will not be tolerated. PERIOD. Security will remove you. 9. Notify the event hosts and/or guardians for additional support if any of the below occurs: - Consent violations - Anyone unconscious or unresponsive - Openly sick or unwell - Anything else you feel should be addressed immediately Know that coming into our spaces, we respect pronouns and intersectional identities so we take accountability and correct ourselves if mistakes happen - that’s that. ~~~ Personal photography will not be permitted, and we encourage you to keep your phones out of sight. If you experience any issues or if you need assistance for any reason, Monitors will be positioned throughout each floor and will be visible. This venue is wheelchair accessible, with elevators to each floor and an accessible restroom available. There will be loud noises throughout the course of the event. There will not be any haze used in the venue. If you have accessibility concerns, please reach out to us at afterparty@mixnyc.org If you would like to volunteer, please email afterparty@mixnyc.org for the link to sign up. ~~~ MIX NYC (est. 1987) is a non-profit organization dedicated to platforming, promoting, and supporting LGBTQIA2S+ experimental filmmakers and artists. Through our annual MIX FEST and year-round programming, we are committed to showing films that challenge conventional filmmaking practices, test bold ideas, and offer insight into the wide, evolving array of queer experience. MIX NYC was founded by author Sarah Schulman and filmmaker Jim Hubbard out of a need to make space for the lives and lens-based work of queer people during the onset of the AIDS epidemic. Today, we continue to provide opportunities for queer experimental filmmakers, and serve as an incubator for creativity by fostering collaboration, innovation, and dialogue amongst a community that seeks and values it. Read more about our history here. MIX is an environment that centers queer and trans experience. We will not tolerate any homophobia, transphobia, racism, misogyny, islamophobia, antisemitism, fatphobia, or discrimination or harassment of any kind. MIX stands unequivocally in solidarity with the people of Palestine.