Brooklyn Pacha, a new nightclub and live music room at 140 Stewart Avenue in East Williamsburg, holds its opening party on Friday, November 6. The venue sits next door to Pacha New York, and Pacha New York's site lists the new room's nights alongside its own.

The club describes the space as a Brooklyn landmark rebuilt from the inside: old fittings torn out, a new sound system, and sightlines meant to put the crowd closer to the DJ booth.

Opening weekend

  • Friday, November 6: the Brooklyn Pacha Opening Party, with Loco Dice, Ilario Alicante and HoneyLuv, from 10 p.m. to 4 a.m. Tickets start at $40.
  • Saturday, November 7: a Nervous Records night with Louie Vega, Oscar G and a surprise guest, from 10 p.m. to 4 a.m. Tickets start at $60.

Backstage packages are sold for both nights, starting at $150.

The rest of the fall

The club's calendar runs through early December:

  • Saturday, November 21: Luciano and friends, from $55.
  • Friday, November 27: Guy Gerber, from $40.
  • Saturday, November 28: Mathame, with SCRIPT and David Lindmer, from $65.
  • Saturday, December 5: Damian Lazarus and Maceo Plex, from $50.

Next door, Pacha New York's own Halloween run includes Vintage Culture and Dennis Ferrer on October 29, KAYTRANADA with Sango on October 30 and Purple Disco Machine on October 31.

Before you go

Every event at Brooklyn Pacha is 21 and over, with a valid government-issued photo ID. Tickets are sold online and the club says shows may sell out before the door, so it recommends buying ahead. All sales are final, though tickets may be transferable through the ticketing platform. Hours vary by event.

Street parking is limited. The Jefferson Street stop on the L is a short walk from 140 Stewart Avenue, and the club recommends transit or a rideshare. Ticket questions go to tickets.pachanewyork@fourvenues.com.

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