99 Scott is a 2,000-capacity venue in Bushwick housed in a reimagined 1930s warehouse. Since 2015, it has functioned as both an art gallery during the day and a nightclub, hosting fashion shows, art fairs, and electronic music events.
99 Scott is a 2,000-capacity cultural hub housed in a reimagined 1930s warehouse, with 20-foot ceilings and steel-framed windows that shift the Great Room from daytime gallery to nighttime projection space. Since 2015, the venue has hosted wine tastings and art fairs alongside warehouse parties and runway shows, with fashion labels like Eckhaus Latta and Telfar using it as a creative backdrop, and DJs like Peggy Gou, Honey Dijon, and Kaytranada turning it into a dance floor. By design, it has no single identity. It can be an art gallery by day and a packed club by night. The venue was designed to accommodate events that feel intentional and unique, rather than just being another rental hall.
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