TREVORSHAUS Brooklyn, New York
TREVORSHAUS is a community experiment and underground nightplace in Brooklyn, NY, dedicated to cross-genre programming and freed resource access. Over four years we have brought hundreds of artists through our loft home and presented immersive programming at MoMA PS1, Knockdown Center, Mana Contemporary, Secret Project Robot, h0l0, Wythe Hotel and more. We are enthusiastically volunteer run. ... more
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