Clubs

Le Poisson Rouge is a multimedia art cabaret founded by musicians on the former site of the historic Village Gate. The space is dedicated to the fusion of popular and art cultures in music, film, theater, dance and fine art. The Venue's mission is to revive the symbiotic relationship between art and revelry and to establish a creative asylum for both artists and audiences.

The Montauk Club is a private social club located in Park Slope.

The Club was founded in 1889 by prominent Brooklyn residents excited about Brooklyn's economic boom following the construction of the Brooklyn Bridge. The founding members of the Club included Charles Pratt, Richard Schermerhorn, and Edwin C. Litchfield. Since its erection, the Club has hosted prominent political figures including former U.S. presidents Grover Cleveland, Herbert Hoover, Dwight D. Eisenhower, John F. Kennedy and Senator Robert Kennedy.

Pegu Club is a mixologist bar from Dale Degroff protege Audrey Saunders - whose former stints include Benelmans Bar, Blackbird and Beacon. Named after a British Colonial Officer's club in Burma, Pegu's mission is to "bring back the true art of cocktail culture and preserve the craft of a well-made drink through thoughtful preparation and respectful methodology."  In addition to an assortment of creative cocktails, specialty teas and fresh squeezed juices Pegu also serves an Asian inspired snack menu.

The Jazz Gallery is a not-for-profit cultural center located in lower Manhattan which provides an international venue where the youngest generation of professional jazz musicians can be nurtured, giving them an audience for their performances and a stage upon which to assemble their bands. The Gallery encourages established musicians to present new projects and collaborate with emerging artists in mentoring roles. Further, the Gallery, which opened in 1995, provides a space where visual arts, theater and poetry inspired by jazz can be exhibited.