Pacha New York has cleared its final permits and its liquor license, and it opens this month at 140 Stewart Avenue in East Williamsburg, the industrial block that used to be home to the Brooklyn Mirage. The club is arriving with a $27 million, decade-long commitment, and Pacha has said where the money goes: $24 million over 10 years for transportation, safety, sanitation, and guest services, and $3 million for Brooklyn arts organizations, parks, youth programs, and neighborhood initiatives, as Patch reported.
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Pacha cleared its final permits to reopen the demolished Brooklyn Mirage site this month, with a $27 million decade-long commitment
Pacha New York has cleared its final permits and will open June 20 in East Williamsburg with a $27 million, decade-long community investment commitment.

Pacha cleared its final permits to reopen the demolished Brooklyn Mirage site this month, with a $27 million decade-long commitment
Pacha New York has cleared its final permits and will open June 20 in East Williamsburg with a $27 million, decade-long community investment commitment.

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