Pacha New York: Brooklyn’s cultural renaissance

The New York borough is once again at the centre of the international nightlife scene.

The iconic Brooklyn Mirage is embarking on a new chapter under a name that carries weight in the history of clubbing: Pacha New York. The rebirth of a dance floor in a neighbourhood historically associated with artistic rebellion, diversity and musical innovation. More than just a club, this project was born as a cultural platform where global icons, underground pioneers and local creative communities converge to celebrate what really sustains nightlife: music, movement and human connection.

This surprising change comes after a long-term agreement whereby FIVE Holdings assumes complete operational management of the Brooklyn Mirage complex and The Great Hall. This alliance combines the deeply rooted legacy of Avant Gardner—now recapitalised—with Pacha‘s international experience in creating cultural destinations and large-scale entertainment experiences. The result is the natural evolution of a brand that has been shaping dance floor culture around the world for more than 50 years, now landing with ambition in one of the most influential cities on the planet.

Between June and October 2026, Pacha New York will celebrate its first season with a programme that reflects the true diversity of today’s electronic music scene. International headliners will share the stage with local talent, in a combination that aims to capture the essence of the sound and maintain the link with the Brooklyn scene.

Outside of the summer months, The Great Hall—which will soon be renovated—will operate year-round as a multi-genre space dedicated to live performances and cutting-edge sound proposals. The intention is none other than to consolidate Pacha New York as a permanent cultural epicentre. But despite its global reach, the project remains focused on Brooklyn. Ongoing collaborations with local artists, collectives and promoters will ensure that the space continues to reflect the community that built the dance floor’s legacy from the beginning.