Below you can find the list of the artists, eateries & supporters. There will be over 30 artists joining us & delicious food will be served from our friends' eateries. On Thursday December 18th we'll be hosting a fundraiser at Good Room from 5pm to 4am. We are faced with many outstanding bills and are struggling to find a way to survive this crisis, and so we are turning to YOU to help us weather this storm and keep TBA alive. Having zero revenue for going on 3 weeks has been a challenge. Until the authorities are completely satisfied and convey their sign-off across departments, we are not allowed to operate. We have learned that we will need multiple inspections and our expediters have been tirelessly working to get those inspections scheduled promptly but the timing and findings of these inspections remains largely out of our control. We have already begun this process, working with architects, contractors, expediters and lawyers, each of which cost money. Since then we have been working on multiple fronts to determine what exactly the requirements are to reopen and how we can satisfy those requirements. On the Saturday prior to Thanksgiving, TBA was subject to a multi-agency inspection by various New York City authorities and at the conclusion of the inspection, to our surprise, we were forced to immediately cease operations. Unfortunately, recent events have put that dream at risk and we need your help to make sure that we can continue operating. Those who have been with us from the beginning know that we are always working to improve the space and the TBA experience, whether you are a regular, an occasional visitor or a random tourist stopping by. We have also been lucky enough to host some amazing art exhibitions, both on our outside walls and at TBA and its sister gallery space. We like to think that since opening we have succeeded in our dream and solidified our reputation as a space where even though you rarely pay a cover, you can always count on seeing the best talent that NYC has to offer, along with artists from around the country and world. We wanted to create an intimate space that is open to anyone looking to grab a drink and hear some good beats without spending a lot of money. Almost two years ago TBA Brooklyn opened its doors in Williamsburg, Brooklyn with the goal of providing a home for New York's underground electronic music scene.

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