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Anderson. Paak Returns to The Bungalow Santa Monica for a Charity DJ Set

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Grammy Winner to Host Fundraising Event for.Paak House Charity on July 11

Grammy Award-winning artist Anderson. Paak, also known as DJ Pee. Wee will make a special appearance at Night Market at The Bungalow Santa Monica with a DJ set for one night only. The event, scheduled for Thursday, July 11, from 5:00 p.m. to 11:00 p.m., will be held at The Bungalow Santa Monica, located at The Fairmont Miramar Hotel located at 101 Wilshire Boulevard.

This ticketed event has a $20 entrance fee at the door, and 100% of proceeds will support Paak’s charity, Paak House. The non-profit organization aims to uplift and engage the community through access to the arts, supplemental education, and unique experiences.

Attendees can enjoy SelvaRey Rum cocktails, Summer Water Rosé Pizzolato, and Nosotros Mezcal while sampling food from vendors such as Tacos 1986, Hustle and Dough Pizza, The Boiling Crab, Good Times Ice Cream, and Lei’d Cookies.

About Paak House

The Brandon Anderson Foundation, a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization, believes in helping individuals tap into their greatest potential through exposure to the arts and education. Its initiative, Paak House, aims to create a safe haven for the next generation through community outreach, sponsored events, summer programs, and after-school programs. The goal is to establish a physical Paak House building in impacted communities, fostering greater impact through partnerships with like-minded non-profit organizations.

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