Our Wicked Lady

Our Wicked Lady stands as a pulsating heart of East Williamsburg’s creative scene, blending industrial grit with rooftop revelry. This multi-level venue—part live music space, part bar, part artist hub—caters to Brooklyn’s avant-garde crowd through its ever-evolving programming and community-driven ethos.

Rooftop Oasis
The crown jewel is its rain-or-shine rooftop, hosting everything from punk shows to DJ dance parties under string lights and open skies. Recent events like the 4/20 EXTRAVAGANJA! featuring Tony & the Kiki and Alaska Lostboy showcase its eclectic bookings[1]. Patrons sip cocktails while overlooking the neighborhood’s converted warehouses, a nod to Williamsburg’s blend of historic architecture and modern artistry[2].

Artist Incubator
More than a bar, Our Wicked Lady functions as a creative launchpad. Local bands transition from basement rehearsals to rooftop debuts here, supported by 24/7 access to rehearsal studios[4]. The space doubles as an art gallery, with rotating installations adorning its exposed-brick walls[5].

Eclectic Programming
Nights here defy categorization:

• Live Music: Emerging indie acts and established acts like Those Pretty Wrongs
• Themed Parties: Karaoke nights, ’90s dance throwbacks, and cannabis-friendly gatherings
• Community Events: Film screenings, art markets, and fundraisers for local causes[1][4]

Neighborhood Vibe
Situated at 153 Morgan Avenue, the venue embodies East Williamsburg’s raw energy. Pre-show bites might include Roberta’s wood-fired pizza (0.3 miles away) or vegan comfort food at Champs Diner[2]. The industrial-chic interior—think salvaged materials and neon signage—mirrors the area’s warehouse-to-arts-space transformation[5].

With happy hour specials (M-F 4-7PM) and an Instagram feed bursting with concert snippets[3], Our Wicked Lady remains a beacon for those seeking Brooklyn’s authentic, unpolished creative spirit.