Bossa Nova Civic Club: Nights & Music in Bushwick
Open nowOpen all year; events listed through October and early November 2026.
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Bossa Nova Civic Club is a small techno and house club at 1271 Myrtle Ave in Bushwick, right under the elevated M train. It holds about 140 people, opened in December 2012 and is listed as open every night from 7pm to 4am, with DJs from 10pm. Expect techno, industrial, house and experimental sets in a dark, packed room.
- Season
- Open all year; events listed through October and early November 2026.
- Area
- Brooklyn
- Neighbourhood
- Bushwick
- Locality
- Brooklyn
- Music
- Techno, industrial, house and experimental
- Nights
- Every night, listed 7pm–4am; DJs from 10pm
- Capacity
- About 140
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VIP Tables at Bossa Nova Civic Club
Bossa Nova is a bar-sized club with no table service on the pages we checked. If you're heading out with a group, message us on WhatsApp and we'll tell you what's on that night and how busy it tends to get.
How to Get to Bossa Nova Civic Club
The address is 1271 Myrtle Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11221, under the M train tracks in Bushwick. Last drinks are at 4am, the city's last call, which is also the listed closing time.
Dress Code & Entry Requirements
There's no published dress code. It's an underground room, so dress to dance; for anything about the door on a given night, ask us on WhatsApp.
Bushwick's small room under the M train
Bossa Nova Civic Club opened in December 2012, founded by John Barclay, and it is still listed in Resident Advisor's guide to New York clubs. It is a room for about 140 people on Myrtle Avenue, right under the elevated M train, with a bar up front and a dark dance floor at the back. The music runs from techno and industrial to house and experimental sets, and the line-up changes every night. Listings in 2026 included SLIP in August, A Life Of on September 2 and DAYTONA 500 on October 29.
Planning a night at Bossa
Bossa Nova is listed as open every day from 7pm to 4am, and the club part of the night starts around 10pm. It is the kind of place where people drop in late after another party in Bushwick, so it is busiest after midnight on weekends. Events are announced on Resident Advisor and on the club's Instagram. Because the room is small, big names fill it quickly: if a particular DJ is the reason you're going, check with us on WhatsApp before you head over.
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