New York has not given up on its crazy nights

Pandemic or not, New Yorkers have never stopped partying, observes New York Magazine. Even if it means that many evenings are organized in hiding.

New York night “Did not extinguish” during the pandemic. She is fair “Gone underground”. This is the observation made speak New York Magazine, which, in one of its November 23 edition, gave the Big Apple a nickname usually attributed to Las Vegas: Sin City (“the city of sin ”).

The weekly notably attended an evening recalling the prohibition era and bringing together people “Who believe that partying is not a hobby but a sacred right”.

In spring, “As the virus spread through the city at a breakneck pace, stories were circulated of secret parties, organized through Instagram messaging and held in private lofts, closed boxes and empty warehouses”, report it New York Magazine.

On boats, in swimming pools or on rooftops

At the end of July, when the restrictions linked to the pandemic were relaxed, “There were boat parties, pool parties, karaoke, sex orgies, Silent Disco parties, parties in parks, in homes, in warehouses, on rooftops”, provides the weekly.

In September, an analysis of Washington Post estimated that reopening bars leads, on average, to a doubling of Covid-19 cases in three weeks. But in New York, the party continued. “In October, 28 people were charged after the closure of two warehouses that had held costume raves for Halloween, one with 400

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