
Williamsburg Comedy, Doughnuts and Street Art
Check the comedy or goth lineup at Eris, stop for vegan doughnuts on Montrose Avenue and add a hands-on street-art experience nearby in one Williamsburg route.
Williamsburg Comedy, Doughnuts and Art
Eris on Graham Avenue
Eris hosts comedy before 10 PM alongside goth nights and late-night music in Williamsburg. Its two-floor space contains three dance floors. Guests praise the sound system. Reviews describe drink prices as reasonable. Wednesday, Friday and Saturday hours extend until 4:00 AM the next morning. The club is closed Monday. Check the event listing for the lineup and its starting time. Admission typically ranges from 12 to 25 dollars depending on the event.


Dun-Well Doughnuts on Montrose Avenue
Dun-Well Doughnuts closes at 6:00 PM every day. The bakery opens at 8:00 AM. Find it at 222 Montrose Avenue in Brooklyn. Its doughnuts are handcrafted fresh each morning. The kitchen uses strictly animal-free recipes. Pair a pistachio doughnut with a specialty espresso drink. Mint-colored tables and chairs stand outside the storefront. Schedule this bakery stop before the club portion of your Brooklyn outing, within its daily opening hours.


Graff Tours on Meserole Street
Graff Tours turns a Bushwick street-art walk into hands-on spray-painting practice. Local artist instructors lead visitors to pieces just steps from the studio, then break the process into different stroke widths, distinct graffiti styles, and a broad color palette. Custom group events and field studies give teams a shared project that ends in a finished piece of art. The studio at 282 Meserole St is open daily from 9:00 AM to 9:00 PM.





