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Club Candids: DVINA Modern Fare's Wild Grand Opening Party

December 23, 2019 12:49PM

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Benjamin Leatherman
And a good time was had by all.
Downtown Phoenix's newest nightspot, DVINA Modern Fare, opened to the public on Saturday, December 21, with a lively party featuring plenty of beats and booze. The restaurant and bar, which is located on Fifth Street south of Roosevelt Row, is the brainchild of local DJ collective DVINA Entertainment and will host EDM artists and dance parties on the regular on its outdoor patio. Such was the case during its grand opening, which was headlined by tech-house DJ/producer Anthony Attalla. 

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