Every Vote an Act of Hope
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In what may prove to be the most consequential election in any of our lifetimes, it’s crucial that each of us exercise the fundamental right upon which all other rights depend. Ace Hotel is proud to be partnering with the folks at HeadCount and Global Citizen to support Just Vote — a campaign to encourage voter registration and engagement, particularly among millennial voters.
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Ace Hotel Brooklyn | November 17, 2025
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Ace Hotel Brooklyn | September 19, 2025
TV on the Radio Talk Brooklyn
TV on the Radio threw our dream festival — food, art, no overlapping sets and Hannibal Buress as emcee. There Goes The Neighborhood saw the band honor the borough that bore them with an all-Black lineup featuring majority female performers including Sudan Archives, Moor Mother and Spelling. Beneath Brooklyn’s K Bridge, the celebration of community, music and culture coalesced around fierce and glorious joy last Saturday. The eve before, the band led the Lobby at Ace Brooklyn into the weekend with an iridescent set from behind the decks.