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About 299 Meserole

299 Meserole Street in Brooklyn is a historic, flexible-setup arts and events space housed in a large warehouse-style venue. Known for large-scale shows and culturally rich programming, the venue has hosted a range of tenants and events over the years, from secret performances to immersive art experiences. With no fixed seating, capacity unfolds based on the event, often accommodating thousands in standing or adaptable layouts. The address places it in a transportation-friendly part of Brooklyn, near the L train corridor, with multiple parking options nearby and a mix of hotels and eateries within a short distance. Whether you’re planning a street-style show, a large party, or a cultural festival, we can help you navigate tickets, logistics, and nearby stay-and-dine options.

As you plan your visit to 299 Meserole Street, consider nearby transit lines (L train to Montrose Ave or Morgan Ave), on-site and neighborhood parking options, and nearby hotels such as NY Moore Hostel and Bogart Hotel. The space has a storied history with diverse tenants and events, making it a distinct Brooklyn venue experience. When you’re ready to secure tickets, we’ve got you covered with straightforward purchasing and reliable guidance. For ongoing updates about specific events, confirm venue access details and any changes to operations as events are announced.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Address: 299 Meserole Street, Brooklyn, NY 11206.
  • Venue type/status: historically a large (reported around 25,000 sq ft) warehouse/arts space used for cultural events; not a consistently branded, single operator venue in 2026.
  • Capacity/seating: no formal, fixed seating chart; events have been standing-room or flexible setups; capacity for large shows has been cited around a few thousand (e.g., ~3,000 for Arcade Fire in 2013).
  • Notable events: Arcade Fire secret/reflektors shows in October 2013; BangOn! NYC Warehouse of Horrors; Bushwick Open Studios-era programming.
  • Transit: nearby L train service (Montrose Ave/Morgan Ave corridor) is commonly used to reach the area; some listings note “L train to Montrose.”
  • Parking: several nearby garages and parking options available within a few blocks (e.g., Grattan St, Johnson Ave, Stanwix/Flushing area).
  • Nearby hotels: several options nearby such as NY Moore Hostel, Bogart Hotel, and other Williamsburg/Bushwick hotels.
  • Demolished/renamed: the building has hosted multiple tenants (Sanborn Media Factory cited at this address as CLOSED); no single, continuous operator at 299 Meserole; adjacent sites have seen rebrands (e.g., Future Space at 350 Meserole Street).