Things to Do at Warsaw

Warsaw is a concert hall in the building at 261 Driggs Avenue in Greenpoint, Brooklyn, which was established as the Polish National Home in 1914; the space became known as Warsaw in 2001 and began hosting punk and indie rock shows, and the venue describes itself as an intimate, unpretentious 1000-person room. It sits two blocks from the Nassau Ave G station and minutes from the Bedford Ave L station. Entry is mobile only, so tickets are never emailed or printed, and the lobby box office opens on show days at door time. Doors open at the time listed on the event, typically an hour before the scheduled start. Most shows are general admission standing, bags are searched, there are no in-and-outs, and the Warsaw Bistro sells pierogies.