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The upcoming 10th season of The Brooklyn Mirage is certainly shaping up to be a big one. Revealing a bold new redesign this spring, the venue recently announced its first-ever resident artist (a legendary producer and DJ at that). Today comes another addition to the 80,000-square-foot venue and, this time, it’s all about food.
The country’s largest open-air food market, Smorgasburg, is partnering with the Brooklyn Mirage to unveil The Campsite by Smorgasburg. The beloved food festival has introduced a curated selection of vendors to the multi-level events complex, all in the hopes of offering only top-tier food to club goers.
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“As our guests’ expectations grow beyond just music, we've prioritized elevating the quality of every touchpoint—including food and beverage—throughout their time with us,” said Josh Wyatt, CEO of Avant Gardner, in a press release. “These new on-site offerings are a major step forward in delivering exceptional interactions across the board. We’re proud to unveil this offering as part of our continued mission to set a new standard for immersive, community-focused entertainment.”
The coming lineup will feature a mix of local favorites straight from the ranks of the Brooklyn-founded food festival. Bed-Stuy’s Home Frite will bring its award-winning fries, burgers and shakes on site, for example; Lebanese shawarma, both lamb and chicken, will be on offer courtesy of Hen House; Tosh's Patties will be serving beef and curry patties; boardwalk-style burgers will be available from Burger Supreme; and classic and creative scoops, including vegan ube ice cream, will be available from Soft Swerve.
As for drinks, the coming bar will feature draught beer and drinks on tap sponsored by Heineken.
Also part of the operation is Bodega. The pitstop will feature official Brooklyn Mirage merchandise and streetwear for sale, a first for the venue. While offering less than your standard bodega on the corner, the pop-up store will also sell sunglasses, earplugs and candy so you can refuel and keep partying.
The season kicks off on May 1. Check out the full line-up of shows here.