Eris Evolution is a mainstay for so many different people…read more They host an eclectic variety of events from Comedy Nights to Goth Nights, Hipsters Nights and everything in-between. The owners Jon and Polina who are also the venue creative directors 100% know what they are doing. They Always make sure each event is supported when needed. The venue is 2 floors and tastefully decorated. Manager Kevin is certainly hands on and does whatever is needed to be done to make the Nights run smoothly. Matthew another long-time employee is capable of handling anything and everything that needs to be done. Eris Evolution has the Coolest Bartenders and their Security is chill till the time arises that they need to handle their business. I Absolutely Love this place and relish my time there for each and every event I attend.

Came for the Improv Festival, "Fun and Dumb"…read more Overall, it's a nice venue space. The seating leaves a little bit to be desired, especially as things fill up. The bar is super cheap and easily accessible, so nice for such an event. And the parking nearby is so so easy, so overall a nice spot to hit up a comedy show.

Steven, in charge of booking, is extremely unprofessional and made sure I did not want to book…read morehere. After politely reminding him to respond to my email, he did tell me he would respond EOD last week, he got angry at me and acted extremely unprofessional. The way he was texting me looked like a break up, not a conversation with a potential client. I've also noticed other negative reviews regarding Bogart House breaching their contracts so I think I dodged a bullet here.

A bar made completely out of Lego blocks in Brooklyn and I'm here for it!…read more I bought tickets because I'll always be a kid at heart & Lego has always been a childhood staple in my household. As an artist, Legos was my first introduction to art & establishing a creative imagination. With the various colors & numerous building platforms, the sky isn't the limit when it comes to Legos This cute pop-up brick bar was just what I needed on this gloomy day off from work. A creative outlet & some visual stimulation. It had everything from Lego seats, cups, and even block-shaped food! According to the Lego team, the bar itself will be built using over one-million of the blocks, and you'll be able to create whatever you'd like with the free floating pieces available while you're there.   It's a pop-up bar here only for about a week or so. So, if you're interested grab tickets fast as they're likely to sell out. It's fun, interactive & of course kid friendly but they do sell alcohol beverages and have a DJ spinning all of the latest tunes. Tickets are about $30 and the food & drinks are sold separately. Ticket times are limited up to 90 minutes but it's more than enough time to enjoy the venue. Today was all about fun and had just that.

I came here on a Friday night for an event hosted by High Status Entertainment (based out of DC)!…read moreThey brought Leon Thomas! It was a 10/10 event! The space itself is huge and can hold about 1300 people, without feeling like sardines. Drinks were good and reasonably priced. I'll definitely be back here as the weather gets warmer as it is an indoor/outdoor space.

I went to an event at Brooklyn Roots Collective the other night. Fun space, nice doorman. Where I…read moregot disappointed was ordering a beer. They had beer taps so I asked for one of the beers on tap, the bartender said they didn't have draft. He points to the lineup of canned beer. I order one and he says there is auto-gratuity on that. I ask how much, he said 18%. And that is on each drink you order. He opened a beer can for me, and I am required (regardless of quality of service) to tip 18%? Be warned if you go here.

I attended Dear Events Brooklyn as a guest and had a very pleasant experience. At first glance, the…read morebuilding resembles an apartment but instead it houses multiple spaces for events. The location is right by the 2/5 Winthrop stop, which is super convenient since parking is not the greatest here. Once you enter, you are greeted by a security guard who will check you in and guide you on where to go. I also liked that they had an attendant in the elevator to help guests. The extra security also made it feel safe which was nice. The event I attended was in the basement. Several single use bathrooms which seemed to be maintained well. They also have friendly bartenders who made great drinks -- really enjoyed my mocktail! Overall the space is very beautiful and intimate. Perfect for small sized events!

I attended a baby shower at this location. I believe this location opened up last year.The venue is…read moreeasy to miss because it's inside of a building. Once you enter, they have a security guard who will check your name to be in the list. The venue itself is located on the third floor. I believe they offer an assortment of different package/price points. I spoke to the host of the event and she said they chose to their own decorating and provided their own liquor. They did provide a bartender though. The venue itself is relatively large, and can be used for various events. I'm unsure of pricing, but do believe it's a good option for middle sized events.

I didn't really consider myself to be a concert person, but my visit to Racket NYC changed my…read moreperspective. Previously, my concert experiences had been really big names at large amphitheaters. I saw Pale Waves, my favorite band, at Racket and the venue really amplified the experience. I love listening to them on my phone in the comfort of my home, but seeing them at Racket was truly one of the best concerts I have been to. Racket itself is smaller, intimate, mostly standing room. It can fit a good sized crowd, but there were probably 200 people max at this concert, so plenty of space to move around. The music started and, wow, the sounds reverberated against the walls, the quality was fantastic and the show was great. Plus, even though I was nowhere near the first one to enter their general admission, I still felt I was really close to the artist and it felt like I was really there. The drinks there are expensive and the bathroom situation is a bit of an odd one, but prior planning can help mitigate certain concerns. Racket itself is super close to the Chelsea Market and many other restaurants, I'd say a prime spot. You certainly won't ever see the box office names here, but if you fancy a group that is playing at Racket NYC, then you will surely be in for a good show.

It was my first official live concert, never been to one before. Almost didn't came but I am glad I…read moredid. Especially when this concert is with your own people, who created some brilliant music. Love the vibe, Colors. Customer service was great . Met some new people, made some friends. Had a blast !

The Coney island boardwalk hosts amazing performances all summer long every year. I'm not sure…read morewhere they keep the information in the registration, but they've already had quite a few big name performers come out. The lions are super alone but the party goers seem to have an amazing time period no matter where you are you can hear the music if you didn't get admission to the actual event. Of course they have security checks in such when entering the area where the events are taking place which is pretty great. But be prepared for crowds and and protect yourself accordingly everyone's not vaccinated.

O M G ! So I get to…read moreConey Island, OK. I get a fennel cake, OK. I see the Cyclone Coaster, OK. I walk across the bridge.... I hear a noise....THUMB.... I stop... listen... I enter the boardwalk area... THUMB THUMB... I hear... I see a crowd of people... I see bouncing heads... I HEAR HOUSE MUSIC!!!!! WHAAAAHOOOOOO!!! I literally yank my friends and start running to the crowd...oh my how I love dancing in the SUN. Having the Coney Island fair in the back ground is amazing as well! The dancing is every Sunday with great DJ's every week, check the myspace link. It's was a pretty great experience.

One of my favorite venue places to catch live music performances in the entire city…read more Reasonably priced alcoholic beverages with a convenient outdoor area to smoke cigs, and stuff, out back. Expect a lot of reggae & hiphop music. My personal faves.

The Paper Box might feel like an up and coming venue but it's been around for a handful of years…read more It is a super interesting warehouse-type space that has become a consistent concert / live music venue that has attracted all sorts of random crowds. Ultimately, it's a nice option that isn't a typical nightlife establishment. The music on stage really varies night to night. Some nights it's a metal fest and some others it's DJ night and house music is in order. I personally enjoy it when it's a hip hop oriented show and some local artists get up on stage and do their thing. If they're good, the crowd usually gets into it. The bar is nice and spacious, but whenever they staff only one bartender or several slow ones the bottlenecking at the counter can get serious. I know they accept credit cards, but the couple of times the bartenders tell me it's out of order and it becomes a cash only spot. This isn't ideal of course, but it might just be bad timing. Occasionally when they have that outdoor space (directly behind the stage) that really becomes like a smoking area for those seeking the puff. The bathrooms are like any venue with a ton of people -- anywhere from disgusting to use only when desperate.

This event space is large enough for any event you might want to celebrate. My wife and I enjoyed a…read morebirthday party for a friend here great experience.