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Refuge

366 Ten Eyck St, Brooklyn, NY 11206

holds 500 · 402 following on RA

147 listings across 116 nights · since Feb 2026 · 25 announced, through Wed 30 Dec

Refuge Hi-Def Dance Club is a 500-cap underground nightclub in East Williamsburg built around sound, energy, and atmosphere. At its core is REX, a custom 4-point system designed by co-founder Craig “Shorty” Bernabeu, with four 10-foot stacks surrounding the dance floor for a powerful, immersive experience. Each night is curated to push that system to its full potential — a true Musical Arts Performance in every sense.

· Resident Advisor

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What’s on 25 listings across 19 nights

busiest ahead · Refuge Saturday: Floating Points — Sat 24 Oct · 116 going

15 more, through Wed 30 Dec

Every announced night here that states a minimum age says 21+ — 23 of 25 state one. Counts are Resident Advisor's, relayed.

How the room runs

openFridays, Saturdays and Sundays most weeksThursdays some weeksnever a Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday
doors10pm Fridays (8 of 8) · 3pm Saturdays (7 of 14) and Sundays (5 of 9)
cost$39+ most nights · 34 of the 35 Sunday listings carry no price at all · 9 of the 9 Thursday listings carry no price at all · 30 of the 30 Friday listings carry no price at all · 47 of the 48 Saturday listings carry no price at all
drawFriday 39 · Saturday 34 · Thursday 27 · Sunday 22 (the typical headline draw for each weekday over the past year: every night counted once, at its biggest listing, and the middle night taken)
seriesRefuge Saturday 14 Saturdays · Refuge Friday 11 Fridays · Refuge Open Air 6 Sundays · Sunday Selectors 5 Sundays (the four biggest of 6 series here, on 36 of the 122 listings in the last year)
booked bythe house, on 134 of 147 listings · then GigatoneGroup (6), GRAY-AREA (5), Mind-Matter (2) (10 accounts have filed here)

Fixed words, no estimates: every week is 4826, some weeks 9base beside them; a weekday with fewer than 8 listings is computed and then refused. Everything on these lines is the last twelve months, except who books it, which is the whole record.

House rules 4 lines this room repeats, grouped

the floor 2

  • At its core is REX, a custom 4-point system designed by co-founder Craig “Shorty” Bernabeu, with four 10-foot stacks surrounding the dance floor for a powerful, immersive experience.19 of 21
  • Each night is curated to push that system to its full potential — a true Musical Arts Performance in every sense.19 of 21
2 more lines it repeats which none of these headings recognise
  • Refuge Hi-Def Dance Club is a 500-cap underground nightclub in East Williamsburg built around sound, energy, and atmosphere.19 of 21
  • All sales are final.18 of 21

Quoted exactly, from the 21 listings of this room's own that carry a write-up. A line prints when the room repeats it on at least half of them; the figure beside it is how many. Groups are keyword-matched, in one fixed order, and a line the keywords do not recognise keeps the company of the line above it or falls to the last group, which is printed and is not called a rule.

The cast 21 names billed three nights or more, of 319 in all

13 more, three nights or more each

the sounds these names run in 86 of 419 bookings sit in a named crowd

  • Nervous Records rooftop house10 bookings1 name

circles, not sounds

  • Teksupport warehouse headliners11 bookings10 names
  • Unveiled melodic house11 bookings10 names

A crowd is a group of artists often booked in the same circles. Circles of people are listed separately from sounds.

Every night it has held 122 listings across 97 nights

2026 — 122 listings

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. 25 announced nights are in What's on above, not here.

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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.