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How often do you take your keyboard out dancing? Probably not often enough. The girls at left are so thrilled with their new pink keyboards, they took them out to Kiss N’Fly to celebrate. More»

[Ashley Dupree takes a break from work this Saturday]

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It’s going to be one big party of a fall, judging from the debut summer transplant brunch of the Koch brothers‘ Day & Night in the garden at Revel. Just when you thought you had finally bid adieu to rosé, the big bottles of pink passed among the crowd, flares not far behind. Spitzer call-girl Ashley Dupre Saturday’d it up (did the velvet rope take a cigarette break?), her second recent appearance on the scene, as did Naeem Delbridge, DJ Francesco Civetta, Ariel Moses, Amanda Mitchell, Matt Oliver and many others getting ready to give summer a run for its money. More»

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Last night, GofG’s favorite Keith Lissner hosted a preview of his Spring/Summer 2010 demi-couture collection, Keith Lissner, and his bridge line, Keith by Keith Lissner. There to support the young designer was clothes hound Alex McCord, DJ Francesco Civetta, Cristina Civetta, Malcolm Harris, Stephanie Wei and America’s Next Top Model’s Miss Jay. More»

via hamptons.guestofaguest.com: Cristina Civetta of Ceva Nights put her party organizing skills to work in the Hamptons, where she put together an art exhibit at Pop-Up Shop TBD, with an afterparty at Nello Summertime. Team GofG Hamptons has the scoop. More>>>

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Leading the battle against the heatwave that hit New York City on Tuesday night was Park Avenue Summer with its “Ceva Nights Summer Soiree” hosted by Cristina Civetta. Guests began the evening with red and white sangria before facing a four course Italian dinner and finally making their way onto the dance floor for beats by DJ Francesco Civetta, the original Izzy Gold. More»

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It was a theme to serve as a throwback to the Roman Empire day’s from the food to the decor. The party, series two of the Civetta’s Ceva Nights, was held in the wine cellar of Ristorante Primavera decorated in red and yellow the colors of Rome and a wonderful crowd enjoying wine and Roman cuisine. Typical dishes such as fava beans and pecorino and Roman style artichokes to start, followed by homemade gnocchi gratinata and rigatoni amatricianna. More»

[Alexandra Richards, DJ Francesco Civetta] via hamptons.guestofaguest.com: DJ Francesco Civetta and DJ Alexandra Richards are no stranger to manning the turn tables at parties… and this weekend they brought their skills out to Montauk to give guests at the Surf lodge on Sunday a special treat. Spinning alongside reggae artist See-I, this was the not-to-be-missed party of the night. MORE>>

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In order to do his part to keep nightlife thriving, DJ Francesco Civetta of Anti 81 helps put on Ella’s Locos Only: Recession Proof Thursdays.  This week, hoping to lure even more guests into Ella, his special guests were The Big Bounce, a duo who have a refreshing talented sound. In Civetta’s own words, “Brandon [O'Hara] plays guitar, piano and sings” and Komakozie “is the best beat boxer I have ever heard” More»

[Alexander Dexter-Jones singing with brother Chris, mother Anne and sister Annabel in the audience. Photos by Timothy O'Malley] Ella Lounge & Anti 81 Productions presents Locos Only NYC: Recession proof Thursdays at Ella Lounge with DJ Francesco Civetta and special musical performance by the brilliant Alexander Dexter-Jones on June 4th, 2009. This was Alexander’s first musical performance, in which he performed tracks from his upcoming album, which is in the works. The room was so packed that half of the guests were not able to enter the performance space, and had to listen to the performance form the upstairs lounge. More»