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South Street Seaport

Fulton and South Streets; New York, NY 10038

holds 1,000 · (212) 732-7678 · southstreetseaport.com · 12 following on RA

3 listings across 3 nights · since Jun 2024

South Street Seaport is a historic area in the New York City borough of Manhattan, located where Fulton Street meets the East River, and adjacent to the Financial District. The Seaport is usually considered a historical district, distinct from the neighboring Financial District. It features some of the oldest architecture in downtown Manhattan, and includes the largest concentration of restored early 19th-century commercial buildings in the city. This includes renovated original mercantile buildings, renovated sailing ships, the former Fulton Fish Market, and modern tourist malls featuring food, shopping and nightlife, with a view of the Brooklyn Bridge.

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Three listings are too few to say what is typical here, so this page is the nights themselves.

The cast, and where else it plays

Ten names have been billed here, none of them twice. Nine have a record in a room with a name.

  • branqueeno53 nights in the record · most at SILO (6) and Superior Ingredients (5)
  • BEX8 nights in the record · most at Althea's Rooftop (2) and Bogart House (1)
  • Kitty6 nights in the record · most at Elsewhere (2) and 99 Scott Ave (1)
  • Sparrow & Barbossa6 nights in the record · most at Brooklyn Storehouse (1) and Hearsay (1)
  • Bontan5 nights in the record · most at Industry City (1) and Marquee (1)
  • Massane5 nights in the record · most at Brooklyn Steel (1) and Spring Place (1)
  • Black Circle3 nights in the record · most at Arlo Williamsburg (1) and Unveiled (1)
  • Jewels2 nights in the record · most at Elsewhere (1)
  • Stein2 nights in the record · most at Harriet's Rooftop (1)

One more name appears on no other listing in the record.

Every night it has held 3 nights

Every listing this room has held, newest first, each one a link to its own night. The names are whoever was billed, first three by bill order; the account is whoever filed the listing. A record this short can afford each listing's own title, price and hour as well as its names, which is why a room with hundreds prints none of them.

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Too few nights here for a cast of its own — so these are the rooms the names billed here have of their own, and the row says who.

A regular is somebody billed at that room on three nights or more. This is one person's record, not two rooms' casts, and it is captioned that way on purpose.

The listings, the counts of them and every figure derived from them are our own record of what Resident Advisor published. Going-counts and genre tags are Resident Advisor's, relayed. Titles, prices and house rules are the promoters' own words, quoted exactly. The address, capacity, phone, website, follower count and description are Resident Advisor's venue page. Crowd names are ours. Nothing on this page was written for it.