Pacha New York faces Community Board 1 tonight as residents mobilize over 7,850-person outdoor venue’s liquor license
Residents mobilize ahead of tonight's Community Board 1 hearing on Pacha New York's liquor license for the 7,850-capacity outdoor venue at the former Brooklyn Mirage site.
Pacha New York faces Community Board 1 tonight as residents mobilize over 7,850-person outdoor venue’s liquor license
Residents mobilize ahead of tonight's Community Board 1 hearing on Pacha New York's liquor license for the 7,850-capacity outdoor venue at the former Brooklyn Mirage site.
Flyers urging neighbors to pack the Swinging Sixties Senior Center at 211 Ainslie St. in Williamsburg are circulating across East Williamsburg and Bushwick ahead of a pivotal public hearing tonight at 6 p.m. on the venue formerly known as the Brooklyn Mirage.
If you’ve walked past a telephone pole in our neighborhood this week, you may have seen the flyers. “COMMUNITY BOARD 1 PUBLIC HEARING · BUSHWICK RESIDENTS, THIS IS IMPORTANT!” they read in bold, block letters, urging residents to show up tonight and make their voices heard on the future of the massive nightlife complex at 111 Gardner Avenue and 140 Stewart Avenue.
Tonight at 6 p.m., Brooklyn Community Board 1 will hold a combined public hearing and board meeting at the Swinging Sixties Senior Center at 211 Ainslie St. in Williamsburg. The main event: a 20-minute presentation from the new operators of the former Brooklyn Mirage, who are seeking a new liquor license for an open-air cabaret venue with a capacity of more than 7,850 patrons.
The applicant is listed on the official CB1 agenda as “AG Acquisition 1 LLC and FIVE International Hotel Management Limited (DIFC) as MGR. DBA TBD.” That’s the legal framework behind…
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