Sunday of Labor Day weekend is the rare New York club night with no Monday consequences, and Pacha has booked it accordingly: Black Coffee, the Grammy-winning South African architect of Afro house, behind the decks from 10 PM to 4 AM. His sets build slowly — hypnotic, layered, closer to storytelling than peak-time bombast. It's the third date of his four-night Pacha residency and the marquee dance booking of the holiday weekend.
What to expect
A long-haul Afro house night in the city's biggest new club, running from 10 PM until 4 AM with the floor peaking well after midnight. Labor Day Sunday behaves like a Saturday, so expect a full room and one of the most house-devoted crowds in the city.
Good to know
- 21+ with valid ID; doors at 10 PM, music until 4 AM.
- Early-entry tickets ($130) require arrival before 11 PM; general access is $180.
- Pacha is at 140 Stewart Ave in East Williamsburg — the former Brooklyn Mirage complex; the L to Jefferson St is the closest subway.
- Labor Day is Monday, so Sunday night runs like a Saturday — buy ahead, his Pacha dates sell strongly.
- Dress code is casual; VIP table reservations run separately from $850.
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Common questions
How late does the night go?
The event runs 10 PM to 4 AM. Set times aren't published in advance.
Is there an age restriction?
Yes — 21+ with valid ID.
How much are tickets?
Early entry (arrive before 11 PM) from $130; general access $180; VIP table packages from $850. Available via pacha-nyc.com and DICE.
Where exactly is Pacha New York?
140 Stewart Ave in East Williamsburg, Brooklyn — the complex that formerly housed Brooklyn Mirage/Avant Gardner.
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