This past Saturday, May 23 the Museum Project hosted its first ever Member Social to celebrate its successful debut year and recruit incoming members for the upcoming school year. “Gatsby in the Gables” hoped to bring the 1920’s back to life. The social aimed to reach out to the youth community and encourage future volunteers. “Gatsby in the Gables” certainly catered to the  youth’s interest by serving Chipotle, Misha’s Cupcakes and a vast Candy Bar.

“I believe that ‘Gatsby in the Gables’ was a great way to reach out to other teenagers. I had a memorable time and it was definitely a success,” junior and Secretary of the Museum Project Gisselle Gonzalez said.

As the night continued, music from all eras blasted throughout the rooftop and all attendees came together in the dance floor. The social definitely embodied the famous motto frequently associated with the 1920’s: “A little party never killed nobody.”

“I personally love to dance and I was able to dance all night long to great music. It was a night to remember,” junior Maria-Victoria Paredes said.

The night concluded with a reveal of the new Museum Project logo, celebrated with bottles of apple cider.