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Remember how much fun it was to swim at the public pool as a kid? Unfortunately, when you grew up, you realized that the oasis of your memory was just a chlorinated hole filled with grimy little creatures who got pleasure from peeing in the water and stewing in their...

By Adriane Goetz

August 28, 2008

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Remember how much fun it was to swim at the public pool as a kid? Unfortunately, when you grew up, you realized that the oasis of your memory was just a chlorinated hole filled with grimy little creatures who got pleasure from peeing in the water and stewing in their own filth. This summer, you can relive those carefree pool days, minus the urine, during Adult Swim. Each Sunday through August 31, chill out with booze and badass music when the pool at the Clarendon houses this 18-and-over rooftop pool party hosted by Jen Deveroux and featuring a full bar and the musical stylings of DJs William Fucking Reed and Jared Alan.

(NOTE: As of Aug. 24, this event has relocated to the Clarendon).
Sundays, 1-10 p.m. Starts: Aug. 24. Continues through Sept. 1, 2008

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