Qello: BAM is America's oldest performing arts center, founded in 1861. Home of the New Wave Music Festival!
Qello: BAM is America's oldest performing arts center, founded in 1861Home of the New Wave Music Festival!
Razorfish: The theater inside is a great blend of old and new. It is absolutely a work of art unto itself and a must-see for any NYC theater lover.
Kiffa Charles: @ the Music festival with Winfield foster listening to the band do their thing.
Cole Kennedy: Arrive early to stake out a picnic spot on the lawn. Bring blankets, food, and whatever else you need to have a great night with music and friends.
Mike Bloomberg: Welcome to Celebrate Brooklyn! The arts have never been stronger or more vibrant here in New York City: http://bit.ly/18LOcF6
4. Kava Shteeble
94 Ralph Ave, Brooklyn, NY
Coffee Shop · Bedford-Stuyvesant · 21 tips and reviews
Georgianna Pinto: Excellent cold brew and very well-made espresso drinks. Friendly, knowledgeable staff and delicious pastries! I'm here everyday :)
Vixen 5: Excellent cold brew coffee & pastries.
Maria Montesano: The nicest guys run this place. Plus good coffee, lots of space and probably the flakiest, most delicious croissants I've ever had! What's not to love?!
5. ShapeShifter Lab
18 Whitwell Pl (at Carroll St.), Brooklyn, NY
Music Venue · Gowanus · 11 tips and reviews
Clemente Cuevas: Very chill live jazz scene, cool bar, lots of exciting live music, definitely a place to go for real music in Brooklyn.
Francisco Tezen: Great intimate venue for music. Decent selection of craft beers and wine at the bar.
Alexander Dubovoy: Cool place, good history
6. Output
74 Wythe Ave (at N 12th St), Brooklyn, NY
Night Club · Williamsburg · 209 tips and reviews
L: Got busy early, good house music, everyone dancing. Awesome lighting rig and nice layout with balcony surrounding the dancefloor. $4 coatcheck. Glass of Prosecco only $10, beer $9.
JennyJenny: Just dance! Don't be an ass & take photos.
K-Þórır D.: A striking resemblance to a certain Tresor, Berlin. What a better compliment? Line-up is always on top: M. Dettmann, J. Hopkins, Klock, Scuba... Best post-industrial rave this side of the Atlantic.
7. Prospect Park
9.6
Prospect Park W/SW (Flatbush Ave), Brooklyn, NY
Park · Prospect Park · 309 tips and reviews
Gordon Mei: The Celebrate Brooklyn! music festival has an incredible lineup in the summer at Prospect Park Bandshell. Find it by the entrance at 9th St and Prospect Park West.
Natalie V: Love this place - so much green space, volleyball courts, running and walking paths. Also a lake with paddle boats.
NYC Parks: On days with heavy snowfall, head to the tennis house near 9th St. for a NYC Parks Snow Day! We have sleds, free hot chocolate, snow angel contests, snowball fights, and more! Read more.
Netsirk: Big dance floor space for great concerts. Bring cash because there's no ATMs inside.
Sam DeMato: I don't remember checking in here... I honestly haven't gone to any concert halls in a very long time. I think that's what this is from pics
John A: Good industrial space for a well run event like Black Party .. 2 blocks from Nostrand Ave subway (A, C).. Long front to back layout creates opportunity for multiple spaces all on one floor.