Kevin Durant, Sabrina Ionescu, Breanna Stewart, and more pulled up to The Bemberg for an electric start to WNBA All-Star Weekend focused on connection, culture, and the future of the game.
The 2025 WNBA All-Star Weekend is officially underway, and Coinbase and Boardroom set the tone with a kickoff party on Thursday night in Indianapolis.
Held at The Bemberg – a sleek venue nestled in the heart of downtown – the All-Star Party brought together athletes, creators, and industry leaders to celebrate the rising power of women’s sports. The night was a who’s who of sports and media. Guests included WNBA stars Sabrina Ionescu and Breanna Stewart, NBA vet Monté Morris, and Olympic champion Kevin Durant, whose presence reinforced his reputation as a true advocate for the W. As a Boardroom co-founder and longtime supporter of women’s basketball, Durant’s continued investment in the league’s visibility and growth was at the forefront.
The guest list didn’t stop there. Media powerhouse Ros Gold-Onwude, ESPN’s Mariah Rose, Unrivaled Chief Brand Officer Kirby Porter, Coinbase VP of Marketing Gary Sun, and Deep Blue Sports + Entertainment Founder Laura Correnti were also in the building. Marsha Cooke of ESPN Films and Lance Fresh added to the room’s influence, showcasing just how many key figures are rallying around to celebrate the W in Indy this weekend.
More than just a party, the night felt like a cultural moment–one that underscored the collaborative spirit fueling the W’s ascent. With curated cocktails, conversations, and DJ JEN JONES pulsing music through The Bemberg, the vibe was equal parts celebration and signal: women’s sports aren’t just having a moment–they’re building a movement.
As the weekend continues with on-court action and community events across Indy, Coinbase and Boardroom’s All-Star Party served as the perfect launchpad, bringing together the people helping shape the future of the game.
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