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<\/p>\nThe Brooklyn Conservatory of Music (BKCM), the 128-year-old nonprofit organization aiming to foster community through music, is hosting their 10th annual House Party fundraiser on Thursday, November 6, from 7:00-11:00 p.m.<\/p>\n
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House Party<\/a> will feature 30+ musical acts performing across two free outdoor stages and one ticketed indoor stage. BKCM<\/a> promises the event will also include immersive experiences, food and drink offerings from local vendors, and an honoring of Chad Cooper<\/a> for completing 10 years as Executive Director of the Conservatory.<\/p>\n According to Cooper, House Party was designed to be an unconventional fundraiser. Guests should want to attend House Party not merely to donate to a good cause (or to sit down watching speeches and slideshows), but mainly because they know they\u2019ll have genuine fun immersing themselves in Brooklyn music and culture.<\/p>\n House Party is a ticketed event, but 2 of the outdoor stages will be free and open to the public, showcasing standout performers such as Red Baraat<\/a>, Femme Jam, and Slavic Soul Party<\/a>. Ticketholders will get access to the indoor stage, which will feature acts like Michael Daves<\/a>, VJ Ralph McDaniels<\/a>, and Melvis Santa<\/a>.<\/p>\n This event comes shortly after the announcement of BKCM\u2019s expansion to One Prospect Park West, just four blocks from its 58 7th Avenue headquarters. With this 12,000 square-foot expansion site, BKCM will double the number of New Yorkers they reach while also implementing their brand-new Music Therapy Institute. This expansion is just component of BKCM\u2019s $40 million capital campaign project, which is possible thanks to support from The Joel Foundation, the Morris and Alma Schapiro Fund, NYC and State partners, and many more philanthropic leaders.<\/p>\n