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Sonic Jungle Aims to Bring Wellness and Environmental Sustainability to Brooklyn’s Nightlife

Sonic Jungle's cultural oasis pop-up kicks off next week with eyes on a permanent location in Bushwick.

Sonic Jungle Aims to Bring Wellness and Environmental Sustainability to Brooklyn’s Nightlife

Sonic Jungle Aims to Bring Wellness and Environmental Sustainability to Brooklyn’s Nightlife

Sonic Jungle's cultural oasis pop-up kicks off next week with eyes on a permanent location in Bushwick.

Sonic Jungle Aims to Bring Wellness and Environmental Sustainability to Brooklyn’s Nightlife
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With the icy, depressing February weather setting in and the political climate providing even less comfort, it’s easy to forget about self-care and wellness.

Luckily, Sonic Jungle’s organizers aim to help Brooklynites recharge their metaphorical batteries and find inspiration at their cultural oasis pop-up event, happening periodically throughout the winter and early spring with an eventual Bushwick location in 2018.

Starting this month, Sonic Jungle will launch their Cultural Oasis Pop-Up Series, which aims to help attendees reconnect with nature by providing a unique sensory experience that combines a nightclub atmosphere with the promotion of wellness and community consciousness.  

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