Join us at National Sawdust on December 18 from 6:30–8:30 PM for an evening of music, conversation, and great company. Enjoy a live DJ set by Twelve45 and a special tasting experience from our friends at Kato Sake Works, featuring their hand-crafted sake selections.
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It’s our way of celebrating you — the community that makes National Sawdust so special. Bring a friend (or two) and join us for a can’t-miss good time!Spots are limited, so RSVP today to save yours!
ABOUT DJ TWELVE45
Erica “Twelve45” Blunt is a DJ, composer, and spatial sound designer with performances at esteemed venues including Lincoln Center, the National Gallery of Art, and The Shed. She has established herself as a versatile artist with work that spans various genres and mediums, notably serving as the composer and sound designer for Dance Theatre of Harlem’s ballet Sounds of Hazel.
In 2023, Erica was named a Toulmin Fellow by National Sawdust and The Center for Ballet and the Arts at NYU. Her project, Transitions & Turntables, showcased her innovative approach to immersive sound and live audiovisual performance. She serves as Board VP of John Brown Lives!, using her artistic talents to connect historical lessons with contemporary social justice.
ABOUT KATO SAKE WORKS
Kato Sake Works, founded by Tokyo native Shinobu Kato, is a Bushwick-based craft sake brewery dedicated to bringing authentic, locally brewed sake to Brooklyn. After moving to the U.S. and struggling to find quality sake for his gatherings, Shinobu began homebrewing, which led to the establishment of Kato Sake Works in 2020. His journey from IT professional to head brewer reflects his passion for sake and his commitment to making it accessible and enjoyable for all.