Stage 84 Is Ditching the Hipster

Stage 84 pushes aside the usual punk-rock and hipster community of South Florida in favor of the funkier hip-hop genre Saturday. “It’s Hard to Hear a Vision Part II” is an art, fashion, music, and car show seemingly meant to appeal to locals who know how to get down and...

By Devin Desjarlais

June 2, 2011

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Stage 84 pushes aside the usual punk-rock and hipster community of South Florida in favor of the funkier hip-hop genre Saturday. “It’s Hard to Hear a Vision Part II” is an art, fashion, music, and car show seemingly meant to appeal to locals who know how to get down and dirty with their music and art. The night will feature music from local artists like V.O.A. and Decrepit.

More into fashion than music? There will be a live urban fashion show happening amid all the action. And finally, if none of those appeals to you, maybe you’ll appreciate modified lowriders and motorcycles. Admission is $10 if you’re under 18 but free for those age 21 and up. There is also a two-drink minimum to support the venue and your buzz. Party starts at 7 p.m. at Stage 84 (9118 W. State Road 84, Davie). Call 954-474-5040, or visit stage84fl.com.
Sat., June 4, 7 p.m., 2011

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