At 140 Stewart Avenue in Williamsburg, a familiar name in global nightlife is taking on a new form. Brooklyn Pacha, the indoor home of Pacha New York, opens November 6, bringing a fresh identity to the space formerly known as the Great Hall and once part of the Avant Gardner complex.
The opening marks the next chapter in Pacha’s New York expansion, following a period of uncertainty for the property. After Brooklyn Mirage’s summer programming was disrupted amid safety concerns and Avant Gardner filed for bankruptcy in 2025, Pacha Group and Five Holdings took over operations and introduced Pacha New York in June 2026. Now, the international brand is turning its attention to the indoor club experience, establishing a year-round destination designed to keep Brooklyn’s dance floors moving well beyond summer.
From Ibiza to Brooklyn
Founded in Ibiza in 1973, Pacha has spent more than five decades shaping global nightlife. Recognized by its iconic twin-cherries logo, Pacha brings its decades-long legacy to Brooklyn, a city whose underground sounds and creative communities have helped shape its electronic music scene.
Brooklyn Pacha pairs the brand’s international reach with the venue’s industrial character, introducing an updated lighting and sound experience while keeping the focus on the music.
What’s to come
With its indoor setting, Brooklyn Pacha extends Pacha’s presence in New York into the colder months, offering a year-round home for international artists, club brands, and a wide range of electronic sounds. Its programming spans house and techno alongside melodic and genre-blending electronic music.
The opening night on Friday, November 6, features Loco Dice, Ilario Alicante, and HoneyLuv, setting the tone with a lineup rooted in contemporary club sounds.
The following night, November 7, brings Nervous Records’ 35th anniversary celebration, followed by Miss Monique’s BIORHYTHM on November 13 and Madeon on November 14.
The calendar continues into winter with artists and concepts including Luciano & Friends, Guy Gerber, Mathame, Damian Lazarus and Maceo Plex, and Nora En Pure.
For upcoming events and tickets, visit Brooklyn Pacha.