Chicago-born, New York-seasoned Honey Dijon is billed as the queen of Knockdown Center, and this time she gets the whole building for twelve-plus hours. The day starts outdoors-adjacent in The Ruins with Luke Solomon and Anastazja and ends in the Main Hall with Derrick Carter, one of house music's original Chicago technicians. If one party defines the holiday Saturday for dancers, it is this.
What to expect
Expect an afternoon session in The Ruins that rolls into a late-night Main Hall set, a dressed-up crowd that comes to dance, and classic Chicago house energy all the way through. You can arrive for the day and stay into the night, or come late for the Main Hall with Derrick Carter. It is a 21-and-over event.
Good to know
- Knockdown is in Maspeth; the L to Jefferson St or Myrtle–Wyckoff plus a short ride or walk works, and rideshare is common late.
- Strictly 21 and over; bring a valid ID.
- You can arrive for the day session and stay into the night.
- Wear comfortable shoes; it is a long party on concrete floors.
- Check the venue's policy on phones and photography on the dance floor.
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Common questions
Who plays Honey Dijon: Day & Night?
Day: Honey Dijon, Luke Solomon and Anastazja in The Ruins. Night: Honey Dijon and Derrick Carter in the Main Hall.
What is the age requirement?
21 and over.
