Misty's Midnight Feast at Fooq's

Dining, dancing and immersive nightlife design come together for a 12-hour My Friend Misty takeover at Fooq’s in Little River. Misty’s Midnight Feast takes place Saturday, July 18, with doors opening at 4 p.m.

Created by David Sinopoli, Elad Zvi and visual artist Veronica “Mokibaby” Gessa, My Friend Misty is known for atmospheric parties that blend house, disco, techno, romantic club sounds and theatrical room design. The series began at Floyd and has since expanded into larger site-specific editions, maintaining a mood that leans intimate, surreal and story-driven.

This edition is billed as “a feast for the eyes, ears and mouth,” with 33 selectors, three stages, 12 hours of music, immersive installations, dining, drinks and additional surprises throughout the night. The lineup includes Sinopoli, Maccabi, Aabel, Cami di Marzo, Billy Smith, Bandito Chico, Clüb De Combat, Generous B, Godisound, Will Buck, Nikita Green, Hakuna, Serafitz, La BB, Whitesquare, Paulor, Perel, Richie Hell, SATURNSARii, Xana, Souls Departed, Ultrathem, Whitesquare and others.

Fooq’s adds a culinary and cultural setting to the experience. Led in the kitchen by executive chef Andrew Bazzini, the restaurant’s menu draws from David and Josh Foulquier’s French-Persian upbringing, European technique and seasonal local produce, with share-friendly dishes shaped by a custom wood-fired cooking suite. Art and photography by Austyn Weiner, Jay Blakesberg and Morrison Hotel Gallery contribute to the venue’s layered atmosphere.

For this edition, My Friend Misty’s focus on local and visiting selectors, sensory production and dance-floor storytelling meets a venue built around food, music, art and social gathering.