Great in San Francisco: Quiet Clubbing
Check out this raving review of our monthly parties in Monroe Club in San Francisco from Music in SF. “Quiet clubbing is about the crowd you’re with, and the crowd you don’t know yet; it’s about choosing your experience without being alone; it’s about holding down boundaries and seeing something new.”
Quiet Clubbing was named one of the most interesting places to meet your SO!
Bustle recently published an article “15 Interesting Places You Might Meet Your Next Partner”, featuring the best and most interesting places you can meet your SO with comments from the dating experts. They don’t talk about obvious places like bars, parties and dating apps, but give a list of most randomly perfect locations and ways you will meet your next partner.
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Quiet Clubbing Festival was mentioned in 1 of 3 things to do in New York.
Content Editor of Time Out New York, Will Pulos, shared with Pix 11 the best 3 things to do in NYC on the Weekend of August 27-28, alongside Quiet Clubbing Festival he suggested visiting the Indonesian Street Festival and learn about the history behind the 240th Commemoration of the Battle of Brooklyn.
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This Weekend, Experience NYC’s First Ever Silent Music Festival
5boros, a blog about fun stuff to do around the City, publihed a great write-up on Quiet Clubbing Festival, highlighting the uniqueness of a silent event in the very noisy city.
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Cholos Try, viral segment on mitú – Latino-fueled media brand joined Quiet Clubbing for a Subway Tour, and later went to one of the Beer Garden parties, to join on the party with couple thousand people.
“Honestly, Quiet Club is fucking amazing!”
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“Former banker makes money keeping partyers quiet”
Crain’s New York Business did a great write-up about the founder of Quiet Events, Will Petz, and the history of the company. The article also features an Interview with Mr. Petz.
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FOX 7 News did a segment on Austin hosting the gay softball world series, for the first time ever, and Oilcan Harry’s throwing a block party in a celebration. Quiet Clubbing was a part of this block party. It was a first block party for Quiet Events, but very successful, with more than thousand people in attendance.
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Quiet Clubbing Coming To Coney Island Next Week
Bensonhurst Bean on first ever Quiet Clubbing Festival coming to Coney Art Walls on Augut 27. “It’s a new wave of club culture that doesn’t draw nearly as many noise complaints.”
“It should be pretty surreal.”
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Joonbug, the leading expert in nightlife events, places and tickets, featured Quiet Clubbing Festival in it’s Things To Do in NYC section.
Catch the last feel of summer with Quiet Festival.
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Quiet Clubbing Festival
NYC Go, an ultimate source of to-do in New York City, mentioned Quiet Clubbing Festival in their Nighlife section, highlighting that there will be nine DJs spinning on three different channels along with visual entertainment like fire twirlers, LED hula dancers, face painting, LED robots and glow-in-the-dark gear.
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