Industry City Concerts

Take the subway for easy access. Walk between the middle part of each of the buildings which are all connected and you will be transported to all sorts of shops, eateries and artist studios. Kind of hard to know where’s what. Japan village is a must including the 2nd floor of it for stores.

Such a fun, vibrant place to spend a day! We always have so much fun photographing here, too. We love how the art and installations constantly change, inspiring new creative ideas and inviting places to explore. Looking forward to photographing a wedding here one day.

I have had such wonderful memories and experiences here. This marks my first visit to Industry City, and I am thoroughly impressed by the organization of the stores and buildings. The array of unique restaurants, wine and sake selections, event spaces, and even a Japanese market has truly captivated me and endeared me to the area. It’s a vibrant place to be in, and I hope to find more reasons to return to Industry City in the future.

Industry city is definitely one of Brooklyn's hidden gem! Industry City has several breweries, several distilleries, a game room, an ice skating rink. Basically, this place consists of many buildings with lots of interesting stores inside (coffee shops, eateries, lounges, etc) that you can sit, chill, enjoy, and contemplate about life. In addition, this place has some outdoor spaces decorated with lights, lots of seating, nice plants, and fun activities to relax and enjoy as well. We even got to make s’mores sitting around an open fire pit.

We love stopping by these repurposed buildings to shop and eat. Lots of dining options and tons of unique stores. Big Japanese section. Furniture and tchotchkes. Nice courtyard areas to sit, play or eat. Weekends are packed with kids and strollers, we generally avoid weekends.