Legendary Minneapolis venue First Avenue, which hosted many Prince concerts over the years and was immortalized as the setting for much of 1984’s iconic film Purple Rain, has announced that it will be holding an all-night dance party in tribute to Prince’s recent passing. The local City Pages reports that DJs Mike 2600, DJ Jake Rudh, and DJ Espada will play Prince tracks all night long.

“Our hearts are broken. Prince was the Patron Saint of First Avenue. He grew up on this stage, and then commanded it, and he united our city,” the venue posted on Facebook earlier today. “It is difficult to put into words the impact his death will have on the entire music community, and the world. As the tragic news sinks in, our thoughts are with Prince’s family, friends, and fans. We deeply mourn the loss of our friend, a true star.Rest in peace and power Prince.”

The dance party will start at 11PM and is 18+. There is no cover.

Fans have been leaving flowers at the venue throughout the day:

Prince meant so much to so many. Thank you for sharing your tributes here. We'll be celebrating Prince the best way we know how; join us at 11pm for an all night dance party in his honor.

A photo posted by First Avenue (@firstavenue) on Apr 21, 2016 at 2:32pm PDT

Fans have also gathered at Prince’s Paisley Park studio to pay their respects:

It's a sad day in Minnesota. 😢 RIP Prince #rip #prince #paisleypark #memorial #princememorial #flowers #princestudio #paisleyparkstudios #paisleyparkstudio #homeofprince #ripprince #solongprince #placeofdeath #reporterseverywhere

A photo posted by NicoleSharee Imagery (@nicoleshareeimagery) on Apr 21, 2016 at 1:31pm PDT

UPDATE: Here are some photos from Paisley Park on the afternoon of Prince’s death by Stereogum contributor Grace Birnstengel…

And here’s some video from the First Ave. celebration…

This is what it sounds like when thousands of Prince faithful sing Purple Rain. @StarTribune pic.twitter.com/rqzs4qHPap

— Aaron Lavinsky (@ADLavinsky) April 22, 2016