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New York City, New York
Queer warehouse in East Williamsburg with outdoor yard and ballroom nights.
3 Dollar Bill is a large-scale queer warehouse venue in East Williamsburg. The 10,000-square-foot space is divided into three distinct areas: a main dance floor with a high-fidelity sound system, an outdoor picnic yard, and the 9 Bob Note secondary room. This layout allows for multiple ticketed events to run simultaneously. Key programming includes OTA (Monday ballroom nights), Ty Tea (Sunday afternoon summer parties), circuit events, and drag productions featuring international performers. The venue operates primarily as an event space rather than a nightly walk-in bar, with cover charges varying by production. The industrial interior features rotating art installations and multiple bar stations to service large-capacity crowds.
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