Early Sunday night at Gramps in Wynwood, the outdoor bar and concert area pulsed with the vibe of a party about to start. Colorful lights framed the space, and a reddish glow bathed the stage. A screen at the back bore the name “Internet Friends” — the dance music collective founded by DJs Gami and Keanu Orange — and a green disco ball at the top sent verdant light gently spinning across the floor and walls, making the area in front of the stage look like a dance floor waiting to be occupied.
Like kids at a middle-school dance, guests mostly avoided the center of the room unless they needed to cross from one end to the other. Wearing glitter-dusted faces, dark painted lips, leather gloves, or twinkly lights in their hair, they stood mostly on the edges while dancing. But they wouldn’t stay off the dance floor for long.
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