On Saturday, the Lo-Fi Performance Gallery hosted its monthly 90’s Dance Party, offering attendees a nice slice of nostalgia to go with their Pabst Blue Ribbon. The themed night encouraged dancers to don their old scrunchies and LA Gear and raise the roof to the memorable tunes of R. Kelly and other chart toppers. The next 90’s Night is set for February 25th.Photos by Victoria Holt.Published on January 23, 2012
Another group that had some sweet moves, not to mention great outfits!
Another group that had some sweet moves, not to mention great outfits!
This group found a sweet spot on a balcony to look out across the crowd.
This group found a sweet spot on a balcony to look out across the crowd.
This group found a sweet spot on a balcony to look out across the crowd.
This group found a sweet spot on a balcony to look out across the crowd.
DJ Introcut closed out the night in the front room, and had dancers begging for more with the last track, Bump n Grind by R Kelly.
This couple showed off their energetic dance moves all night!
This couple showed off their energetic dance moves all night!
Rockin’ the Wayne’s World look.
Rockin’ the Wayne’s World look.
LoFi was packed for this monthly 90s night.
Crowd members climbed on stage to dance.
The night is relatively new to Seattle, but has been a staple in Portland for at least 4 years. DJ Colin Jones, who founded the night with Coco Madrid, spins records for the crowd in the back room.
Peace signs thrown up all over!
Feeling especially inspired by the music, this man played with the decorative organ in the room.
Jazz hands!
This group reenacted those awkward train dancing moves from middle school dances.
Dancers keep cool by the air conditioning. It was a sweaty dancefloor all night!
DJ Ben Meadow keeps people dancing in the back room.
Merry times were had by all.
DJs spun old favorites while the crowd hollered along.
DJs Same DNA and MadMax Wallace.
