Gorillaz turn 25 and the celebration lands in the Brooklyn Navy Yard: House of Kong is the band's only East Coast stop, a four-week takeover of the cavernous Agger Fish Building. Inside is a multi-sensory hour of original art, rare artifacts, and never-before-seen mementos from Damon Albarn and Jamie Hewlett's cartoon universe. It runs daily all month, but weekend slots for a landmark like this will move fastest.
What to expect
A timed-entry, roughly hour-long walkthrough built like a trip inside the band's mythology rather than a static museum show. Expect archival art and artifacts from 25 years of Gorillaz alongside multi-sensory staging in a raw industrial Navy Yard building. Plan extra time to explore the surrounding Brooklyn Navy Yard once you're out.
Good to know
- Tickets start at $50 for the hour-long experience; book timed entry in advance on the official site
- Open daily 10 AM–10 PM through Sep 28 — weekday and morning slots will be quietest
- This is the only East Coast stop of the anniversary tour
- The Agger Fish Building is at 299 Sands Street; the F at York St and A/C at High St are each about a 15-minute walk
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Common questions
How long does the experience take?
It's designed as a multi-sensory experience of about an hour, with timed entry.
Is it only in New York for September?
Yes — the Brooklyn run is September 1–28, 2026, and it's billed as the only East Coast stop of the 25th-anniversary celebration.
How much are tickets?
Exhibition tickets start at $50, on sale now at houseofkong.gorillaz.com.
Is it kid-friendly?
No age restriction is published; it's an exhibition-style walkthrough, so all ages can attend — check the official site for specifics before booking.
