Every second Saturday, DJ Aleceo opens Dragon Tea Temple's candlelit garden for an evening built around the intersection of world music and free movement. Doors open at 5:30 — tea is poured while the space settles — and by 6 PM the dance begins. Aleceo's catalogue spans Cafe De Anatolia, Kosa, and Pipe & Pochet: ethnic threads pulled through deep electronic grooves, unhurried and ceremony-rooted. A bonfire jam follows from 9:30, the garden still moving as the night cools. The Shambala community has gathered here every second Saturday for six years.