O.P. Rockwell Presents New Year's Eve with ELOHIM

268 Main Street,Park City UT 84060

31 December, 2022

Description

L.A.-based ELOHIM is a true one-off, an artist in the most realized sense of the word. She casts her unique experiential magic channeling from her journey as a skillful producer, vocalist, songwriter, DJ, and even a classically trained pianist. Fluidly juxtaposing innovative electronic, indie alternative, and unabashed pop into a joyous, intimate, and at times raw, vulnerable, quirky, playful and pulsing, sing and dance-along experience. Her music undertakes a singular and uncompromising exploration of human connection. And this New Year's Eve, Elohim's one-woman show will bring Park City an overpowering immersion, surrender, release, and celebration within the enigmatic world that is Elohim. Doors open at 9 p.m. with a live DJ. Inquire about reserved VIP sections for 15-25: [email protected] *** FAQ Will tickets be available at the door? Possibly, but it depends on the night. Your best bet is to reserve in advance. Is there food available? Not at this time. Where is the show venue located? O.P. Rockwell Cocktail Lounge & Msuic Hall is located downstairs in the subterranean "speakeasy" level" at 268 Main Street in Park City, UT. If I've reserved a VIP section, does that include entry? Yes, for up to the max number of people specificed at the time of purchase. Are children or minors allowed? Nope. O.P. Rockwell is a state-licensed BAR, therefore everyone attending must be 21-and-over. All guests must be prepared to present a valid ID at the door regarless of age. How to pay: We currently accept credit and debit cards as well as Apple/Google/Samsung Pay at the box office and bar. Staff and select performers may receive cash tips. COVID | How we scrub the air for everyone's safety: Our new HVAC system features Global Plasma Solutions' Needlepoint Bipolar Ionization technology, which safely cleans indoor air without producing ozone or other harmful byproducts. This patented technology produces a high concentration of positive and negative ions, which attach to unwanted particles, making them larger and easier to filter. When ions come in contact with pathogens, they disrupt the pathogens’ surface proteins, rendering them inactive. This system also saves up to 30 percent on energy consumption and lowers our carbon footprint.