The Brooklyn Mirage, a Massive Outdoor Venue in East Williamsburg, Reopens Next Month

The Brooklyn Mirage, a Massive Outdoor Venue in East Williamsburg, Reopens Next Month

Evan Haddad

@evan_haddad

Is that a huge outdoor venue on the horizon? Yes, it is!

The Brooklyn Mirage, a sprawling outdoor space at 140 Stewart Ave. in East Williamsburg, has announced its opening weekend on Saturday, May 19 and the first phase of house music and techno events for the 2018 summer.

Set amongst real palm trees imported from overseas and views of the Manhattan skyline, the 80,000-square-foot venue in Bushwick’s backyard promises to be a playground for electronic music fans and party-goers all summer long.

The Brooklyn Mirage boasts a revolutionary sound system, state-of-the-art lighting, 3-D video projection mapping, and sleek bars throughout the venue. New York’s own Cityfox Experience will be performing and hosting the opening night.

The venue first opened last summer to wide acclaim and quickly established itself as New York’s most impressive outdoor venue, hosting internationally renowned artists, community events, after work drinks, and plenty more in between. 

Events at Brooklyn Mirage will be running through the end of September. You can get tickets here. No glow sticks included. 

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