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About Palisades

Palisades was a spirited, DIY music venue, art gallery, and bar nestled at 906 Broadway in the Bushwick neighborhood of Brooklyn. Opening in 2014, this intimate space housed a diverse range of acts and events, drawing both local scene-makers and touring performers. With a capacity of 300, Palisades offered a close-up concert experience that locals remember for its vibrant, community-driven atmosphere. Though the venue faced closure in 2016 due to building-code violations, its legacy continues to resonate in Brooklyn’s music scene and in the broader story of Bushwick’s creative resurgence.

Today, the site continues its evolution as a multi-use space. If you’re planning a night out inspired by Palisades’ DIY spirit, we’ve got you covered with practical details—transit options, parking, and nearby hotel and dining recommendations to help you navigate from door to after-hours.

Transit to the former Palisades space is convenient for subway travelers, with the Myrtle–Broadway station on the M train just a short ride away. Parking in busy Broadway-area neighborhoods can be limited, so consider public transportation or rideshares for a stress-free evening. For visitors seeking a similar vibe nearby, the broader Williamsburg area offers a variety of hotels and eateries that keep the creative energy alive well into the night.

  • Transit: Myrtle–Broadway (M train) is the closest subway stop to the former Palisades location. Plan extra time for transfers and street-level access in Bushwick.
  • Parking: Street parking and nearby lots vary by time of day. If you’re attending a late show, street parking may be limited; consider public transit or rideshare options.
  • Nearby hotels: The Hoxton Williamsburg (97 Wythe Ave, 11249) and Wythe Hotel (80 Wythe Ave, 11249) are in the broader Williamsburg area, convenient for a combined arts-and-stay night.
  • Nearby dining: The neighborhood offers a range of casual, arts-forward eateries and bars. For a post-show meal or drink, explore local favorites in Williamsburg and nearby Bedford-Stuyvesant. When you’re ready for a longer night, consider reservations at nearby venues with live events.

As you plan a visit to a space with a storied past, remember to verify current event schedules and venue status through official channels before you go. If you’re looking for tickets to performances in NYC’s vibrant indie scene, we’re here to help you secure your seats with a straightforward, friendly process.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Address: 906 Broadway, Brooklyn, NY 11206 (Bushwick).
  • Capacity: 300.
  • Type: DIY music venue / art gallery / bar.
  • Opened: 2014; Closure: June 2016 due to building-code violations; space subsequently shuttered and put up for rent.
  • Transit: Nearby to the Myrtle–Broadway (M train) subway station.
  • Notable acts/events: Parquet Courts, Skepta, Xiu Xiu, Guerilla Toss, Hinds; Trash Talk show covered by The New Yorker; featured in Bedford + Bowery as a scene-driven venue.
  • Current status: After closing, the space became Concrete, a Sicilian restaurant with live events (Concrete opened July 2018).
  • Nearby hotels (for venue-goers): The Hoxton Williamsburg (97 Wythe Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11249) and Wythe Hotel (80 Wythe Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11249) are in the broader Williamsburg area.