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About Williamsburg Park

Williamsburg Park is a beloved outdoor concert space in Brooklyn, operated by the Open Space Alliance for North Brooklyn (OSA). Located at 50 Kent Ave between N11th and N12th St, this flexible venue hosts a range of performances from indie acts to large party events in a grass-forward setting. Capacity typically sits around 6,000–7,000 attendees, depending on the setup. Think relaxed lawn vibes with general admission for most shows, plus some designated areas where outside beer is permitted. If you’re looking for a memorable Brooklyn night with easy access and a friendly, straightforward ticket-buying experience, you’ve got a guy who can help you lock in great seats.

Note: Williamsburg Park evolved into 50 Kent Park as part of Bushwick Inlet Park development. The nearby North Brooklyn area remains a hub for music, culture, and waterfront views, with plenty of dining and lodging options to complement your concert night.

Getting there and getting around
- Parking: Limited or no on-site parking. Plan for street parking where available or nearby lots. Arrive early to secure a good spot if you’re driving.
- Transit: The venue is walkable to the L train (Bedford Ave area) with other lines (G, J, M) nearby. The Hoxton Williamsburg notes a five-minute walk to the L train, making it easy to reach from multiple Brooklyn neighborhoods.
- Biking/Walking: The 50 Kent Ave location makes for a pleasant stroll from nearby neighborhoods along the East River waterfront.

Nearby hotels and dining
For a convenient stay, consider these nearby options (affiliate partners may offer exclusive rates and packages):

  • McCarren Hotel & Pool — stylish, social vibe close to the park and local nightlife. Website
  • The William Vale — upscale hotel with skyline views, a short ride away. Website
  • Wythe Hotel — boutique stay with restaurant options nearby. Website
  • The Williamsburg Hotel — modern lodging steps from the waterfront. Website
  • The Hoxton Williamsburg — trendy hotel with easy access to the L train and venues. Website

Dining: From casual bites to waterfront fare, Williamsburg’s restaurant scene pairs well with a concert night. Local favorites near 50 Kent Ave include casual gastropubs, pizzerias, and modern bistros. When you’re ready to plan, we’ll help you connect with trusted dining partners offering pre-show and post-show options.

What to expect on show day
General-admission lawn seating is common, with flexibility in viewing angles. Bring a light jacket for evening sets and plan to hydrate; some areas allow beer outside of designated zones. We’ll keep you informed if a performance requires a different setup or any changes to access or entry procedures.

Notable history
Williamsburg Park hosted the Northside Summer Concert Series and showcased a mix of indie acts and large-scale events in the early 2010s. The venue’s legacy lives on in the thriving North Brooklyn concert scene and the continued use of the nearby waterfront parks for seasonal events.

Good to know

Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Location/address: 50 Kent Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11211 (between N11th and N12th St).
  • Venue type: Outdoor city-park concert space operated by the Open Space Alliance for North Brooklyn (OSA).
  • Capacity: Approximately 6,000–7,000 attendees (varied by setup; reports cite ~6k–7k).
  • Seating/chart: Largely a general-admission grassy lawn; no formal, fixed seating chart; some sections allowed beer outside of designated areas.
  • Parking: Limited or not much dedicated parking; venue relied mostly on street parking and nearby lots.
  • Transit: Walkable to L train (Bedford Ave area) with other lines (G/J/M) nearby; The Hoxton Williamsburg notes a five-minute walk to the L train.
  • Nearby hotels: McCarren Hotel & Pool, The William Vale, Wythe Hotel, The Williamsburg Hotel, The Hoxton Williamsburg, and other Williamsburg/Brooklyn options.
  • Notable events: Hosted the Northside Summer Concert Series; early 2010s acts included indie/EDM events and large-scale parties (e.g., Mad Decent Block Party); numerous Brooklyn indie acts performed there in 2012–2013.
  • Renamed/demolished: Williamsburg Park was effectively replaced by 50 Kent; 50 Kent Park opened as part of Bushwick Inlet Park in 2022; the Williamsburg Waterfront era site is now Marsha P. Johnson State Park (East River State Park).