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10.04.25

BRIC House Party presents Brooklyn Brujeria: Noche De Salsa

A dancer wearing a flowing skirt, a crop top, and a headpiece adorned with flowers is captured mid-spin on a cobblestone street. The dancer's arms are extended, and the skirt flares out dramatically. The scene is set at night with an audience seated in the background, illuminated by stage lights and decorative string lights spelling out "BRUJERIA." The image is in black and white.
People playing dominoes and dice at a social gathering, engaging in a traditional game night.
Time
9 PM – 1 AM ET
Location
Cost
$15 onwards

Event Info

On Saturday October 4, Brooklyn Brujeria is taking over BRIC House! 

The day begins with the Brooklyn Brujeria:Magic Market and Fair. Featuring 30+ local makers; Dominoes by Capicu; Altar installations by Soul Things BK + Read of Roses; Tarot + Oracle Readers; and performances by Orchestre Moto (Congolese Soukous), Bomberx NYC (Puerto Rican Bomba) and DJ sets from Madame Vacile, Delaceiba, and Moon Babe. 

12 – 5PM // FREE TO THE PEOPLE. ALL AGES. RAIN OR SHINE.

After a quick break to go home and put on your dancing shoes, join us for the first ever Brooklyn Brujeria House Party: Noche de Salsa! Featuring all vinyl DJ sets from Chiqui B and Brooklyn’s finest vinyl collectives including Disoclocas, La Clave, + Rincon Tropical and a special live performance from Las Mariquitas – Brooklyn’s Queer and Trans Salsa Orchestra! 

9PM – 1AM // 21+ // Tickets starting at $15  

Founded byChiquita Brujita in 2015, Brooklyn Brujeria is a Brooklyn-based creative house committed to using the power of art and joy as a form of culture bearing, consciousness raising and community building. Since 2018, the now annual Brooklyn Brujeria Festival brings together a diverse group of the city’s artists, makers, and healers to drum, dance, sing, and share in the name of our collective liberation. Featuring performances from the city’s top drummers, DJs, and artists from across the African Diaspora; Art + Altar installations, Tarot and Oracle Readings, Magic Maker Markets, and workshops, the Brooklyn Brujeria Festival is a testament to the power of the spirit to set us free. 

The 2025 Brooklyn Brujeria Festival will take place from October 3rd – 5th with signature events including Noche de Tambores @ The DUMBO Archway on Friday October 3rd from 5-10pm, the Magic Market + Fair (12-5pm) + Noche de Salsa (9pm-1am) @ BRIC House on Saturday October 4th, and Aché y Café: A Day of Decolonized Wellness @ X.Roads Cafe/Alchemia Studios(12-6pm) on Sunday October 5th. 

Performance Schedule

12:00p: Doors + PLAYLIST

12:30-1:30p: Delaceiba (DJ)

1:30-2:15p: Bomberx NYC (LIVE)

2:15-3:15p: Madame Vacile (DJ)

3:15-4:00p: Orchestre Moto (LIVE)

4:00-5:00p: Moonbabe (DJ)

5:00p: Magic Market + Fair Ends

9:00p:   Doors – NOCHE DE SALSA

9:00-9:45p:   Chiqui B (DJ)

9:45-10:30p:   Rincon Tropical: Sonido Monarca + Loco Bembe (DJs)

10:30-11:15p:    Discolocas: La Lin + Loly Roots (DJS)

11:15 12:00a:    La Clave (Vaiina + Adrian is Hungry (DJS)

12:00-1:00a:   Las Mariquitas (Live)

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A lively group of people dancing outdoors at night on a cobblestone street, illuminated by colorful lights including green and purple hues. The scene features diverse individuals wearing casual and stylish clothing, with some raising their arms and moving energetically. In the background, there is a yellow-lit structure resembling a phone booth or kiosk set against a stone wall.

Brooklyn Brujeria

A woman is dancing indoors with her arms gracefully extended. She is wearing a white lace sleeveless top and a flowing blue and white patterned skirt that flares out as she spins. She has a red headscarf with white polka dots, gold jewelry, and is smiling with her eyes closed. Behind her, there are framed photos on the wall and a set of wooden conga drums on the floor. The room has light-colored walls and wooden flooring.

Chiquita Brujita

(she/her)
A man with a gray beard wearing a brown corduroy bucket hat, a multicolored leaf-patterned jacket with black pockets, a maroon hoodie underneath, beige pants, and a beaded bracelet, sitting against a dark blue background.

Delaceiba

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A smiling DJ with curly hair wearing a pink patterned shirt and black headphones around their neck stands behind a DJ mixer. The background features a sparkling, reflective wall with circular sequins creating a shimmering effect. A bright green hat and some equipment are visible on the DJ booth.

Madame Vacile

(she/her)
Profile view of a person with dark braided hair tied back in a ponytail, wearing a light-colored shirt with a graphic design. The background is plain and light-colored. The image is in black and white.

MOON BABE

(she/her)
Four men standing outdoors near a building with wooden siding and lattice. One man wears a patterned short-sleeve shirt, light jeans, and dark shoes. Another man is dressed in a black suit with brown dress shoes, holding a white shopping bag. The third man wears a white t-shirt, beige pants, and light sneakers, also holding a white shopping bag. The fourth man is in a black leather jacket, graphic t-shirt, black pants, and white sneakers, holding a phone and a white shopping bag.

Orchestre Moto

(He/Him)
Two women stand against a stone pillar in a black and white photo. The woman on the left has short dark hair with bangs, wears a sleeveless black dress, and simple jewelry including a necklace and earrings. The woman on the right has curly hair pulled back, extensive tattoos on her arms, chest, and neck, and wears an off-the-shoulder black top with a necklace and hoop earrings. The background is dark and urban.

Discolocas

(she/her)
Two men stand in front of a brick wall with graffiti. The man on the left has dark hair and a beard, wearing a black shirt with white vertical panels featuring green palm trees, black pants, and holding a cigarette. He has a tattoo on his left forearm and wears bracelets. The man on the right has gray hair and a beard, glasses, a navy blue t-shirt with a graphic of a person playing an accordion on a horse and the text "Los Landeros," black pants, and light-colored shoes. The background includes a partially visible metal shutter with graffiti.

La Clave

(He/Him)

Rincón Tropical

(He/Him)
A lively group of eleven musicians posing energetically on stage under warm orange lighting. They are holding various instruments including a drum, trumpet, and maracas, and many are wearing sunglasses and casual, colorful clothing. The group appears joyful and expressive, with wide smiles and animated gestures.

Las Mariquitas

(They/Them)

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About BRIC House Party

BRIC House Party is a new series at BRIC House in Downtown Brooklyn that lets DJs take center stage in their own creative playground. It’s not just a gig; it’s a full takeover. DJs curate the vibe, from the layout and visuals to activations, for a dynamic, 360-degree experience that fosters a tight-knit connection between them and the audience.

BRIC House Party builds on BRIC’s longstanding commitment to empowering the communities of Brooklyn. By handing the reins to local DJs, we create a platform for diverse voices and artistic visions, ensuring everyone has a space to gather and immerse themselves in music-forward experiences with their community. 

Vibrant arts and culture event with diverse crowd at BRIC arts center featuring live performances and multimedia art displays.

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