WHAT IS CIRCLE UP?

Circle Up is a new kind of nightlife experience — what happens when you cross the intimacy of storytelling with the electricity of the dance floor? Come sweat your stories with us to find out.

For the past decade, Elliott LaRue has toured the globe as the voice and Global MC of Daybreaker, leading sunrise dance parties on rooftops and in iconic venues across every continent. Now, he’s evolving that artistry into a new form—debuting music from his upcoming album and guiding us through an evening that’s as vulnerable as it is joyful.

Together with experience designer and performer Kate Russell, Elliott is co-creating Circle Up to meet a new rhythm of nightlife emerging around the world, one centered on connection and belonging.

First, we gather in a circle to listen. Then we circle up to reflect and connect. Finally, we rise to dance it all out in a circle, letting the music transform the journey we’ve been on into collective release.

Join us for the inaugural Sweat Your Stories experience.

WHAT TO EXPECT

7:30 PM — Doors Open
Arrive, settle in, mingle.

8:00 PM — Opening Circle (Doors Close)
Kate + Elliott set the tone with an embodied warm-up.

8:15 PM — Storytime
A raw story to open hearts.

8:30 PM — Small Group Connection
Share, reflect, connect.

9:00–10:30 PM — Dancefloor Release
Sweat it allllll out with Elliott on the mic + a surprise DJ.

HOW WE ROLL

- Space is limited
- Please arrive on time; no entry after 8:00 PM

- No drinks on the dance floor
- No phones anywhere
- Love & respect, always

WHAT TO BRING

- Come as you are (and dress to express it!)
- Wear something that lets you move freely and feel confident, alive, and ready for a night out on the town
- Open hearts and curious minds

ACCESSIBILITY, ARRIVALS & LATE ENTRY

Check-in begins at 7:25 PM — we recommend arriving by 7:20 for a smooth process. No entry after 8:00 PM.

All abilities are welcome. Dance shoes are welcome if you need extra foot support. No dance experience necessary. The venue has an ADA-compliant elevator at street level as well as ADA restrooms on the 2nd and 3rd floors.

CONTENT NOTE

Circle Up includes raw, real storytelling. Themes may touch on grief, loss, and healing, as well as joy and celebration. We’ll move together through it, with space for reflection and the release of dance.