New York venue Brooklyn Storehouse is set to close permanently this autumn.<\/p>\n
Run by Broadwick Live and TCE Presents, the events and culture space at Brooklyn Navy Yard, which opened in June 2024<\/a>, has announced it will host its final events over Halloween weekend this year. The Brooklyn Navy Yard Development Corporation (BNYDC) plans to redevelop the site for \u201cclimate infrastructure and clean energy production\u201d.<\/p>\n \u201cBrooklyn Storehouse was conceived as a meanwhile project \u2014 a temporary activation of a site within the Brooklyn Navy Yard during a period of transition\u201d, venue representatives said in a press statement. \u201cOur tenancy was always time-limited, and BNYDC has now confirmed its plans for the site, which will see it repurposed for climate infrastructure and clean energy production in line with the Yard\u2019s mission.\u201d<\/p>\n The statement continued: \u201cThis is part of the nature of working with adaptive, found spaces, where tenancies are often inherently temporary. We\u2019re proud of what we built there, and our final shows – culminating in a Halloween weekend closing event. We\u2019re grateful to BNYDC for the opportunity and to everyone who made Brooklyn Storehouse what it was.\u201d<\/p>\n It\u2019s unclear if the ongoing\u00a0legal battle<\/a> between TCE Presents co-founder\u2019s Rob Toma and Mike Vitacco has affected the decision. As per Billboard<\/a>, the feuding business partners are suing each other for control of TCE Presents, both accusing their co-founder of trying to seize the company.<\/p>\n In Vitacco\u2019s filing, he accused Toma of \u201cspread[ing] unauthorized information about Brooklyn Storehouse, prematurely informing people in the industry that the venue is closing\u201d, Billboard reported<\/a>\u00a0in March 2026.\u00a0<\/p>\n