Warsaw Brooklyn
Description
What is now known as Warsaw was established in 1914 as the Polish National Home, a cultural hub where the Poles of NYC gathered, celebrated, and preserved their rich heritage. Today, Warsaw persists as a historic staple of the Brooklyn music scene, where people from all walks of life can come together in an intimate, unpretentious 1,000-person venue to experience their favorite emerging and established artists across all genres. As Warsaw’s musical ethos evolves along with the cultural landscape that surrounds it, one thing remains constant—hot pierogies will always take the stage.
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