Venues

Located in Long Island City, 00:00 is a multi-concept event space that blends a speakeasy style cocktail bar with a high energy club environment. The venue features a panoramic LED ceiling, club grade sound, and a flexible layout that accommodates everything from intimate DJ sets to larger productions. Its aesthetic leans into a modern, immersive design with mirrored surfaces and programmable lighting that shifts to match the tone of the event. While it functions as a versatile rental space for various activations, it also hosts regular nightlife programming that draws a crowd to its Queens location. The space offers a distinct, contemporary alternative to traditional Manhattan nightlife venues.

Situated on the waterfront in Brooklyn, 1 Hotel Brooklyn Bridge operates as a luxury property that frequently hosts electronic music events. The venue splits its programming across two main spaces, Harriet's Rooftop and Harriet's Lounge, both offering panoramic views of the Manhattan skyline and the East River. Musical curation leans heavily into house, melodic techno, and afro house, with recurring series like the Sunday party Sol Together drawing a fashion-conscious crowd. A custom DAS Audio sound system provides clear acoustics for both daytime open-air sets and late-night indoor sessions. Entry is typically ticketed or guest list enforced, and the atmosphere remains upscale with a strict smart casual dress code and available table service.

100 Sutton Studios is an expansive loft event space in Greenpoint, Brooklyn, a short hop from Lower Manhattan. The main 400 capacity room is joined by four cyclorama rooms, a private 72 seat theater, and a wrap around bar, with industrial windows and skylights that keep the space bright and open. Built largely for production and private events, it also gives its floor to independent electronic parties, hosting acid, trance, and techno nights alongside house and disco selectors. Recent bookings have ranged from Omer Mil and Atilla Ural to Sadar Bahar and Goldcap. The scale and flexible layout make it a blank canvas for promoters working outside the traditional club circuit.

Perched twenty-five stories above the Financial District, 120 Water Street Rooftop serves as an elevated venue within the Hotel Indigo. The space features a bi-level layout that blends an indoor loft with multiple outdoor terraces, offering panoramic views of the Manhattan skyline. Programming leans toward house music and sunset sessions, often utilizing the open-air setting to create a social, high-energy atmosphere. While it functions as a versatile event space for corporate mixers and private celebrations, it frequently hosts curated dance music events during the summer months. The venue maintains a polished aesthetic, balancing urban sophistication with the breezy, expansive feel of a high-altitude terrace.

Green Room NYC is a purpose-built electronic music venue located at 195 Morgan Avenue in the Bushwick neighborhood of Brooklyn. The space features a sculptural wooden DJ booth, a burgundy marble bar, and a floating dance floor designed to prioritize sonic immersion. It operates with a strict no-photos policy and provides free lockers to encourage presence on the dance floor. The venue is equipped with a high-fidelity d&b audiotechnik sound system that delivers crisp, heavy audio for a curated roster of underground talent. An outdoor courtyard with mirrored privacy booths offers a secondary space for patrons to step away from the main room.

20 Meadow is an underground dance music venue in East Williamsburg, Brooklyn, at 20 Meadow Street. The intimate room holds around 150 people and keeps a steady program of house and techno nights, often featuring local New York City selectors and collectives. It leans raw and club-focused, built for late-night dancing on a serious sound system.

Eden is a multi-level nightclub located in the Garment District of New York City, designed to offer two distinct sonic environments. The main floor, known as the Garden, features a light-filled aesthetic with floral decor and velvet seating, while the downstairs Vault provides a darker, neon-lit atmosphere reminiscent of underground club culture. The venue hosts a variety of programming ranging from reggaeton and Latin nights to electronic music events. With its dual-stage setup and customizable lighting systems, the space functions as both a high-energy dance destination and a versatile event venue. It maintains a polished, upscale nightlife identity in the heart of Midtown Manhattan.

Located in the industrial heart of East Williamsburg, 220 Bogart is a versatile, open-plan event space that functions primarily as a gallery and flexible venue. The interior features exposed ceilings, concrete floors, and brick walls, providing a raw aesthetic that hosts everything from art exhibitions to intimate dance music gatherings. Its rectangular layout is compact and adaptive, allowing promoters to transform the room for specific sonic or visual concepts. While it operates as a gallery by day, the space frequently transitions into a late-night destination for underground electronic events. The venue remains a staple for those seeking a stripped-back, community-driven atmosphere in Brooklyn.

230 Fifth Rooftop Bar is a sprawling, year-round destination in the Flatiron District that offers expansive views of the Manhattan skyline and the Empire State Building. The venue features a massive open-air terrace complemented by a fully enclosed penthouse lounge, making it a versatile space for both daytime social gatherings and late-night energy. During the winter months, the rooftop is known for its heated, transparent igloos that allow patrons to enjoy the scenery regardless of the temperature. Programming ranges from casual brunch service to high-energy DJ sets on weekend nights, drawing a mix of tourists and local crowds. While the atmosphere is generally relaxed, the venue maintains a polished aesthetic that leans into its status as a landmark NYC nightlife spot.

Brooklyn Roots Collective occupies a sustainably restored former paper factory at 255 Randolph Street, situated between Bushwick and East Williamsburg in Brooklyn, New York. This expansive indoor-outdoor venue features soaring ceilings, natural light, and a flexible layout encompassing a main hall, a mezzanine with a VIP lounge, and a private outdoor garden and courtyard. It functions as a hub for community-driven programming, hosting diverse events from vintage markets and plant-based culinary workshops to live music and immersive nightlife experiences. The space is equipped with professional audio visual and lighting systems, supporting a range of performances including techno and R&B. Emphasizing sustainability, the venue integrates reclaimed materials and offers garden-to-glass cocktails alongside vegan food vendors.

26 Bridge is a versatile event space in the DUMBO neighborhood of Brooklyn, set inside a renovated former metal factory. The room keeps its industrial character, with original brick walls, towering wooden doors, and high ceilings crowned by a skylight. It holds roughly 250 people seated and 375 standing, and hosts cultural and music events alongside private functions. Part of the BK Venues group, it sits close to the Brooklyn and Manhattan bridges.

3 Dollar Bill is a sprawling queer-owned nightclub and performance venue located in East Williamsburg, Brooklyn. Housed in a former brewery, the space encompasses a large indoor dance floor, a secondary performance room, and an expansive outdoor patio. The venue hosts a diverse calendar ranging from drag spectacles and live music to high-energy DJ sets and community-focused events. Its production setup includes a powerful Pioneer Pro Audio system and immersive lighting designed for both intimate performances and peak-hour club nights. As a cornerstone of the local queer scene, it functions as a versatile cultural hub that operates well into the early morning hours.

314 Scholes (Also sometimes billed as 315 Meserole) is a versatile industrial complex in East Williamsburg that functions as a multi-stage venue for electronic music events, art gatherings, and private functions. The site features a mix of indoor warehouse spaces, a skatepark, and a rooftop bar known as LoHi, offering panoramic views of the Manhattan skyline. It serves as a hub for independent promoters and community-driven festivals, including the Brooklyn Electronic Music Festival, which utilizes the entire complex to host diverse lineups across multiple environments. The venue balances its role as a neighborhood rooftop destination with its capacity to transform into a high-energy, multi-room dance space for ticketed nightlife events. Its layout allows for seamless transitions between daytime programming and late-night sessions, making it a flexible anchor for Brooklyn's underground scene.

333 Stagg is a raw, industrial warehouse space located in the heart of East Williamsburg, Brooklyn. It functions as a flexible, event-driven venue that hosts a variety of underground electronic music gatherings, ranging from intimate DJ nights to high-energy, warehouse-style parties. The space features exposed brick, industrial bones, and an open floor plan that allows for varied production setups. It is frequently utilized by promoters for late-night and after-hours events, often drawing a dedicated crowd focused on serious sound and immersive dance floor experiences. While the venue operates as a blank canvas for different event organizers, it has become a staple for adventurous programming in the local scene.

4willow is an intimate live-entertainment venue in the artist community of Staten Island, New York. It pairs a performance stage with a balcony of private VIP seating, and builds its sound and lighting around showcasing DJs and live acts. The programming leans on an eclectic mix of dance and electronic sets for a local, in-the-know crowd.

52 Walker Street is a loft in the Tribeca neighborhood of Manhattan, used as a pop-up space for underground dance parties. High ceilings, wood floors and roughly 2,500 square feet give the room a raw, intimate feel. It has hosted the recurring U Feel house series on a Danley Labs sound system, leaning toward long, late-night house sets for a downtown crowd.

Located in Chelsea, 530 West 27th Street is a sprawling seven-story venue with a deep lineage in New York City nightlife. Operating previously as the legendary club Twilo and later as the home of the immersive theater production Sleep No More, the massive building now hosts ambitious, multi-room dance music events. The space features a labyrinthine layout with several distinct dancefloors, including a grand ballroom equipped with a D&B Audiotechnik sound system and a scenic rooftop terrace. Recent programming includes the Tell No One event series, which blends electronic music curation with immersive theatrics and performance art. With its massive scale and intricate design, the venue offers a rare, large-scale clubbing experience right in the heart of Manhattan.

Located in the heart of Hell's Kitchen, 627 W 51st St functions as a versatile event space and nightclub known as Loft 51 or Club 51. The venue features a polished interior with white leather accents and hardwood floors, balancing the aesthetic of a chic lounge with the high energy of a dance club. It hosts a diverse range of programming, from corporate galas and private celebrations to late-night dance parties featuring Latin, hip-hop, and house music. The space is equipped with professional lighting and sound systems to accommodate everything from intimate gatherings to packed weekend events. Its central location and flexible layout make it a frequent destination for nightlife promoters and event organizers in Manhattan.

70 Scott Ave is a raw industrial warehouse in the Bushwick neighborhood of Brooklyn that functions as a high-impact venue for immersive electronic music events. The space features towering ceilings, exposed steel, and a cavernous floor plan designed to accommodate large-scale production and projection mapping. It is widely recognized for hosting a powerful Void Acoustics sound system that delivers high-fidelity audio for techno and underground dance events. While the building also houses an artisan chocolate factory and cafe, the event space operates as a distinct, purpose-built environment for nightlife. Its industrial aesthetic and adaptable layout make it a frequent destination for promoters seeking an uncompromising, warehouse-style atmosphere.

9 Bob Note is an intimate live event space located in the heart of Bushwick, Brooklyn, serving as a sister club to the adjacent 3 Dollar Bill. The venue features a flexible, industrial layout that hosts a diverse range of programming including live bands, electronic producers, and late-night DJ sets. Its aesthetic leans into a low-lit, art-forward atmosphere that complements both high-energy club nights and more focused performances. The space is frequently utilized for community-driven events, often linking with its neighbor to create expansive indoor and outdoor experiences. It remains a staple for those seeking a raw, neighborhood-centric environment with a strong commitment to queer identity and creative expression.

902 Brewing Co. is a spacious industrial brewery located in the Lafayette neighborhood of Jersey City. The venue features a 2,000 square foot taproom where brewing tanks remain on display, creating a raw and functional backdrop for community gatherings. An elevated rooftop deck provides panoramic views of the Manhattan skyline and serves as a secondary space for acoustic sets and social events. Programming is eclectic, ranging from local bands and DJs to trivia nights and yoga sessions. It functions primarily as a casual neighborhood hub where the focus remains on craft beer and accessible, low-pressure social experiences.

Located in the heart of Bushwick, 96 Morgan Ave functions as a multi-faceted nightlife space that blends club, lounge, and garden environments. The venue features a basement level equipped with a Funktion-One sound system, while the upper lounge utilizes a four-point Danley setup. Programming leans heavily into house and tech house, often hosting extended sets and after-hours events that stretch into the early morning. The space maintains an underground aesthetic, attracting a crowd focused on dancefloor energy and late-night rhythm. It serves as a consistent destination for local promoters and international talent alike.

99 Scott is a versatile warehouse space in Bushwick that effortlessly balances high-end production with an intimate, underground feel. Its indoor and outdoor setups shift from event to event, one night it’s a sprawling festival-style rave, the next it’s a tightly packed, sweaty dance floor, but the quality is always dialed in. They feature programmed events that run into the early hours of the morning and early-morning after-hours that continue throughout the day. Widely regarded as one of Brooklyn’s best warehouse venues, it’s a spot where you can catch both rising underground talent and established names in the scene. For anyone looking to dip their toes into the Brooklyn nightlife world, 99 Scott is the perfect place to start.

Abbey’s Pub is an informal neighborhood hangout in Jersey City that functions as a community hub for locals and music fans alike. While primarily a casual bar serving pub grub and craft beer, the space occasionally hosts electronic dance music events through collaborations with local collectives. The interior features a relaxed atmosphere with pool tables and a mix of indoor and outdoor seating. It serves as a versatile social space where the vibe shifts from a standard tavern to a dance floor during curated nights. The venue remains a dependable, unpretentious destination for those seeking a low-pressure environment.