Fish Market Presenta: Year Of The Horse W/ Kim Anh

What started as simply "let's throw a party" accidentally landed during Lunar New Year week — a perfect excuse to begin with a themed intimate concert experience before opening up the full dance floor. The evening opens with a 7-piece live ensemble performing jazz-reimagined classics alongside captivating aerial artistry. Limited seating available first-come-first-served for this concert-style experience featuring live vocals, horns, and mesmerizing performances on silks and lyra. After midnight, the tables clear and Kim Anh takes over the decks. Her sets blending house and disco have been highlights of our favorite NYC nights, and we can't wait to dance to her selection. 10:00 PM - MIDNIGHT Eastbound Echo (Live) + Subtle Asian Polers (Aerialists) ** ~70 seats available on a first come first served basis MIDNIGHT - 3AM DJ set by KIM ANH Friday February 20th The Red Pavilion 1241 Flushing Ave Brooklyn, NY FREE HORSE PLUSH FOR FIRST 40 GUESTS Pick between smiling or frowning stuffed toy horse [ 20 of each • first come first served ] Event livestreamed on Pulse. Flyer by @nona.bears Valid physical 21+ ID required. ------------ About the artists ------------ 10:30 PM - 12:00 AM Eastbound Echo 東行回音 reimagines Mandopop classics through jazz-inspired arrangements. Led by bassist Julian Wittich, the septet features dual vocalists, keys, sax, trumpet, and drums, creating lush reharmonizations of golden age melodies. Their sound bridges nostalgia and innovation for longtime fans and new listeners alike. Subtle Asian Polers is NYC's celebrated community of AAPI pole and aerial artists. With over 100 artists performing regularly at The Red Pavilion, they create space for Asian artists to express cultural identity through movement on pole, silks, and lyra—building vital representation in the city's nightlife. 12:00 AM - 3:00 AM Kim Anh has spent over a decade in underground dance culture, blending classic house and disco with modern edge—catchy hooks, sensual lyrics, and deep roots in the queer history of dance music. Now a resident at NYC's Refuge, she champions the communities that shaped the genre.