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About C'mon Everybody

Nestled in the heart of Brooklyn, C'mon Everybody is a queer‑owned bar and performance space spanning two intimate rooms. With a cozy vibe, booth seating, and a small dance floor, it’s a staple of Brooklyn's nightlife scene, hosting drag shows, bingo, film/TV viewings, and rotating live performances. Located at 325 Franklin Ave, this venue is easy to reach by public transit and connected to nearby hotels and dining options for a full night out.

Capacity runs around 125 guests (some listings note up to 150), making every show feel close and personal. Whether you’re here for a buzzing drag night or a laid‑back viewing party, we’ve got you covered with practical tips to secure your seats and make the most of your visit.

For the best experience, plan ahead: no on‑site parking, but nearby public lots and meters offer convenient options. Transit is straightforward via the G train in the Classon Ave area, with additional Brooklyn subway stops within easy reach. If you’re staying nearby, consider nearby neighborhoods for lodging and dining—our recommended affiliate partners offer trusted picks for hotels and restaurants to enhance your night out in Brooklyn.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Address: 325 Franklin Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11238.
  • Venue type: queer‑owned bar, performance space and live arts venue with two rooms.
  • Capacity: about 125 (some listings show up to 150).
  • Seating: booth seating with a small dance floor in a cozy, intimate space.
  • Parking: no on‑site parking; closest public parking options exist nearby (e.g., nearby lots/meters).
  • Transit: accessible by G train (Classon Ave area) and other nearby subway stops in Brooklyn.
  • Nearby hotels: options in nearby Brooklyn neighborhoods (e.g., The Hoxton Williamsburg in Williamsburg).
  • Notable events: hosts drag shows, bingo, film/TV viewing parties, and rotating live performances; venue is a staple of Brooklyn queer nightlife.
  • Status: currently operating as C'mon Everybody; no reliable reports of demolition or renaming.