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Kwei Fei

A conversation between Always Awkward Hospitality Board Member Michael Drohan, who lives with Multiple Sclerosis, & Keon Masters of Brave Baby around the topic of accessibility and identity. Followed by cocktails & snacks by Kwei Fei and tunes by 2Slices.

A conversation between Always Awkward Hospitality Board Member Michael Drohan, who lives with Multiple Sclerosis, & Keon Masters of Brave Baby around the topic of accessibility and identity. Followed by cocktails & snacks by Kwei Fei and tunes by 2Slices.

Tickets available at kweifei.com/merch. Proceeds will benefit The Family Resource Center for Disabilities and Special Needs.

About Michael Drohan

Michael was first diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis in 2004, recently hitting his 20 year anniversary. He doesn’t pretend to speak for anyone other than himself, and does not want to be your inspiration, but nevertheless loves to share what his life experience has been through a unique lens. Lately, he has thought about how disability and adversity influences self identity, and also the importance of accessibility in our world for everyone.

Michael moved to Charleston in 2016 from Washington, DC, drawn by family ties and a city punching above its weight class in culture and creativity, particularly the Food & Bev and music scenes. He cites the people he’s met (including his lovely wife) and the strong sense of community as why he still loves it. Although he doesn’t play music himself, he loves to talk bands new and old, plus regularly attend shows around town. He’s honored that two of his friends in the local scene, DJ 2 Slices and Keon Masters, are set to join him for this event.