Motown On Mondays
- 6:00 pm - 11:00 pm | Monday August 18, 2025
- The Lobby | Ace Hotel Brooklyn
- Free
Motown On Mondays (M.O.M.) is a Motown-inspired party series that has been invited to and touched down in over 50 cities worldwide, celebrating the sounds of Motown classics, remixes, covers and close relatives. MOM offers a unique vibration bringing together DJs, creatives, musicians, and music lovers to dance, sing, and connect in spaces that are inclusive and welcoming to all.
Other events happening on Aug 18, 2025
Happy Hour at The Lobby at The Lobby
4–6pm daily in the Lobby. $7 beers and wines, $12 margaritas and martinis plus $2 oysters and $16 cheeseburgers to pair.
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Monday Night Bingo at King’s Highway
Monday Night BINGO is back at King’s Highway. We have the beautiful and lovely Bella da Ball hosting, calling numbers, quizzing and giving away prizes. Bingo is first come first served so reservations are strongly recommended as space is limited, and they can be made on OpenTable. There is a $35 spend per person to participate.
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Upcoming events at Ace Hotel Brooklyn
Balearic Nights at The Lobby
Ace Hotel Toronto’s longest-running resident DJ brings his deep, soulful house vibes to Ace Hotel Brooklyn. A regular on the NYC and Toronto circuits, Ami 8 draws from his Parisian roots as well as musical influences from New York, Philadelphia, and Chicago. Serving up an expressive, sultry musical journey with hints of London, Lyon, and Ibiza in the mix.
Free
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Ace Artist-in-Residence: Pied-à-Terre by Alex Yudzon at A!R
Alex Yudzon has spent the past decade transforming hotel rooms into temporary studios, sculptural playgrounds, and photographic stages. Known for his idiosyncratic approach—constructing elaborate installations using only the furniture and objects found within each room—Yudzon captures these ephemeral compositions in a single photograph before dismantling the evidence and checking out. The resulting images are part still life, part performance relic, part architectural hallucination. They reflect his fascination with transience, privacy, and the absurd theater of American interiors. Pied-à-terre, his exhibition…
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