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Lobby Night with Rowan Spencer

  • 7:00 pm - 12:00 am | Friday August 23, 2024
  • The Lobby | Ace Hotel Brooklyn

Rowan Spencer is a creative director, musician, and DJ whose vinyl bag is usually made up of jazz, soul, and the dance music that samples them. He is currently a resident DJ at Brooklyn’s Public Records, where he was also part of the founding creative team. Rowan runs the pop-up restaurant Mon Petit Canard with his partner chef Emma Leigh Macdonald and curates music for hospitality spaces in NYC and abroad.

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