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About The Living Room

The Living Room in Brooklyn was an intimate listening venue known for its warm, focused concert experience. Located in the Williamsburg neighborhood, it offered a main room plus the upstairs Googies Lounge, making it a go-to spot for artists to connect with audiences close up. While the original space at 134 Metropolitan Avenue has undergone redevelopment considerations, the legacy of The Living Room remains in the memory of fans who experienced performances by notable artists and emerging talents alike.

Today’s guide captures the vibe, practical details, and nearby options that help you plan a successful night in Brooklyn’s music scene. Whether you’re chasing ambient jazz, singer-songwriters, or intimate residencies, secure your seats and enjoy the neighborhood’s charm and convenience.

Venue facts to know:

  • Capacity: Main room around 180 seats with an upstairs Googies Lounge. While there isn’t a published seating chart, historical notes describe a compact, intimate setup.
  • Location: The venue operated at 134 Metropolitan Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11249. The space has undergone redevelopment considerations since closing in 2015, with current status evolving over time.
  • Parking: No on-site parking. Street parking or nearby garages are typical options. Plan extra time for parking in the area.
  • Transit: Accessible via the L train to Bedford Ave. The venue is within a comfortable walking distance from the station, making rail travel a convenient choice.
  • Nearby hotels and dining: Walking distance to Wythe Hotel (80 Wythe Ave), The Hoxton Williamsburg (97 Wythe Ave), and The Williamsburg Hotel (96 Wythe Ave). For dining and prep, explore nearby cafes and eateries before or after shows.
  • Notable moments: The venue hosted memorable performances, including Norah Jones during a 10th anniversary event and Jim Campilongo residency appearances. It’s often described as an incubator for talent, nurturing artists in an intimate setting.
  • Experience tips: Arrive early to enjoy the listening room atmosphere, arrive on time for a focused show experience, and consider nearby dining options to complete your evening.

We’ve got you covered with easy, straightforward ticket options and trusted recommendations to make your Brooklyn music night smooth and enjoyable. Use the links below to explore venues, get directions, and plan your visit around transit and parking realities.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Capacity: 180 (main room); reports at the 134 Met Ave location described expansion to about 250 seats.
  • Address (last location): 134 Metropolitan Avenue, Brooklyn, NY 11249
  • Venue type: intimate music venue / listening room with a main room and upstairs Googies Lounge
  • Seating/chart: no official published seating chart; Time Out notes a main room with around 16 tables; Googies Lounge upstairs
  • Parking: no on-site parking; rely on street parking or nearby garages
  • Transit: L train to Bedford Ave (walking distance from venue)
  • Nearby hotels: Wythe Hotel (80 Wythe Ave), The Hoxton Williamsburg (97 Wythe Ave), The Williamsburg Hotel (96 Wythe Ave)
  • Notable events: Norah Jones performed at the 10th anniversary; Jim Campilongo residency; venue called an incubator of talent
  • Demolished/renamed: the venue closed in 2015; the 134 Metropolitan Ave space was later slated for redevelopment into apartments