Try DJing with vinyl in a low-pressure setting — bring your own records or use theirs, all skill levels welcome.
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Open Decks – Vinyl Edition is all about giving people a chance to try DJing with vinyl in a supportive, no-ego environment. You can bring your own records or use the club’s collection, and there’s always someone around to help you figure out the gear or offer a tip on beatmatching. It’s as much about hanging out and talking music as it is about actually playing sets.
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This is a hands-on digital DJ open decks session where anyone can jump on the decks, no matter your experience level. Bring a USB with your tracks, or just show up and use the club’s music if you’re curious about DJing. It’s a low-pressure way to try out gear, meet other DJs, and swap production tips. If you’re new, there’s always someone around to help you get started.
This is a hands-on digital DJ open decks session where anyone can step up and play a few tracks, no matter your experience level. Bring a USB with your own music or use theirs if you're just starting out. It's a low-pressure way to try DJing, swap tips, and meet other people into music production. If you're curious about DJ gear or want to test out a new mix, this is a good place to do it.
The crowd is a mix of regulars, first-timers, and people just curious about vinyl culture. There’s no pressure to perform — you can just listen, chat, or jump in when you feel like it. If you’ve ever wanted to try DJing but didn’t know where to start, this is one of the most welcoming places to do it.
Arrive 15 minutes early to get a feel for the setup and chat with the organizers. This way, you can smoothly transition into playing your tracks without feeling rushed.
All people of all levels of familiarity with vinyl DJing are invited, and guidance for the equipment will be readily available. Play a couple songs, chat about records and hear new music. Stay to practice blending, cutting, layering, and beatmatching. If you don’t have your own records and you’re interested in learning about vinyl DJing, you are welcome to spin ours!
