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About Beekman Beer Garden Beach Club

Beekman Beer Garden Beach Club was a lively outdoor beer garden and beach club located at Pier 17 in the South Street Seaport area of Manhattan. Spanning thousands of square feet of open-air space, it offered communal wood tables, lounge areas, and game tables (ping pong, foosball, pool) with a life-size chessboard. The venue featured a sand area, two large bars, casual pub fare, DJs, and daily entertainment, making it a popular destination for summer vibes and social gatherings. While it is currently listed as permanently closed by several NYC tourism and mapping sources, the venue remains a notable part of the area’s cultural and entertainment history. If you’re planning a trip to the Seaport district, consider nearby alternatives and continue to explore the energetic riverfront scene that Pier 17 hosts.

Beekman Beer Garden Beach Club was positioned at 89 South St., New York, NY 10038, inside the Pier 17 complex. The space varied in reported size between sources, with discussions noting roughly 18,000–22,000 square feet of outdoor area. The venue offered a distinct beach vibe with sand, open-air experiences, and seasonal programming that drew crowds for free or indie performances and other summer showcases.

As you plan a visit, it’s useful to know the surrounding transportation options and nearby hotels, along with practical details like parking and dining. While the venue itself is no longer operating, the Pier 17 area remains a bustling hub with hotels, restaurants, and transit access that continues to attract visitors to the East River waterfront.

Practical tips if you’re exploring the Seaport district today: use public transit to Fulton Street stations (A/C/J/Z and 2/3/4/5 lines), or consider rideshare to avoid on-site parking limitations. While Beekman Beer Garden Beach Club is no longer open, nearby hotels such as The Beekman, A Thompson Hotel (Beekman Street / Nassau Street) offer comfortable stays, and the area boasts a variety of dining options that capture the same casual, social riverfront vibe. For current events and venues in the area, check official hotel and venue partner pages for the latest listings, seasonal happenings, and ticketed performances.

  • Transit: Fulton St subway lines A/C/J/Z/2/3/4/5; multiple bus routes serve the Seaport and Financial District.
  • Parking: No on-site parking; nearby garages and street parking may be available at limited times. Check nearby Pier 17 area garages for rates and hours.
  • Nearby hotels: The Beekman, A Thompson Hotel (5 Beekman St / 123 Nassau St) – easy access to the Seaport and Lower Manhattan attractions.
  • Nearby dining: A range of casual and seafood-focused options around the South Street Seaport and Financial District.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Address: 89 South St., New York, NY 10038.
  • Venue type: Outdoor beer garden / beach club at Pier 17 (South Street Seaport).
  • Space size: reported as 18,000 sq ft (Gothamist) and 22,000 sq ft (NYC Tourism) for the outdoor space.
  • Seating/chart: Public seating chart not published; seating described as communal wood tables and lounge areas with game tables (ping pong, foosball, pool) and a life-size chessboard.
  • Facilities & activities: sand area, two large bars, casual pub fare, DJs and daily entertainment.
  • Parking: no on-site parking; nearby parking options exist at garages around Pier 17 (parking options typically listed for the area).
  • Transit: nearby subway access includes A/C/J/Z/2/3/4/5 routes at Fulton St; multiple bus routes serve the area.
  • Nearby hotels: The Beekman, A Thompson Hotel (5 Beekman St / 123 Nassau St) is a prominent nearby option.
  • Notable events: hosted free/indie concerts and special performances (e.g., George Clinton & Parliament Funkadelic; other summer shows reported by local outlets).
  • Current status: Out of business / permanently closed (noted by NYC tourism pages and mapping listings).