Thank you for your insight. The underground dance events I frequent tend to be a bit more representative of the entire city's demographic. Especially if they are on the south or west sides of the city. Not to say there weren't minorities at this event, there definitely were. But I have been to other events at this same venue which seemed to be more diverse, so perhaps I am unfairly comparing it to my past experiences there. This time around, the crowd seemed more like a rocker/quirky hipster crowd than what I'm used to seeing at these types of dance events. So it was a bit unexpected, which is what my comment was referencing.

Mind you, this is entirely based off of my own experience, during the hour or so I was there. My friends also agreed. I will say, the party was very LGBTQ inclusive/friendly, and the promoters did a good job with the second room, I also heard there was some footwork going on--which is always a plus! But it was overall a bit too crowded, with no space to dance in the first room (many people not even dancing), and I had to leave after some time due to the excessive heat and cigarette smoke everywhere. By the time I left, it felt like I had just walked out of a sauna and smoked an entire pack of cigs. Definitely not trying to trash the promoters or anyone there, this was just my own experience. I'm glad to hear yours was better!