TVG Hospitality to Open Domino Venue in Brooklyn
The 750-person all-ages venue will be housed in the former Domino Sugar Refinery on the Williamsburg waterfront.
Updated on Nov. 12, 2026 in Openings & Closings

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TVG Hospitality plans to open Domino, a 750-person all-ages venue and creative hub, in April 2027 in Brooklyn, New York. The venue will be located within the Domino Sugar Refinery on the Williamsburg waterfront, with DICE serving as its ticketing platform.
Why it matters
The venue adds a large-capacity, all-ages space to New York City's live music and creative scene, offering concerts, comedy, film screenings, podcast tapings, and fashion and art events. Its planned role as a year-round gathering place for the local creative community reflects the venue's intent to serve more than live performance.
Domino is announced with a 750-person capacity and a scheduled April 2027 opening, with DICE set as its ticketing platform. The source does not provide ticket pricing or the venue's projected annual attendance.
The players
TVG Hospitality
TVG Hospitality is a hospitality company founded by Ben Lovett of the band Mumford & Sons, and it is developing Domino as its venue.
Emerson Hospitality
Emerson Hospitality is a hospitality company partnering with TVG Hospitality to develop the Domino venue.
Two Trees Management
Two Trees Management is a real estate firm that owns the Refinery at Domino site on the Williamsburg waterfront.
DICE
DICE is a ticketing platform that will handle ticket sales for events at Domino.
The details
Domino is being developed by TVG Hospitality in partnership with Emerson Hospitality and will occupy the Refinery at Domino site, which Two Trees Management owns. The venue will not take a cut of artist merchandise sales, and it is planned to host artist rehearsals, recording sessions, and educational programs alongside performances.
Timeline
April 2027: Domino is scheduled to open in Brooklyn.
Market Landscape
Domino is a member of the National Independent Venue Association, placing the Brooklyn venue within the independent live-music sector that the association represents. Its opening adds a 750-person room to New York City's independent venue market, which competes with other mid-sized venues for touring artists and local audiences.
For New Yorkers who attend live shows, Domino will add a 750-person all-ages room with tickets sold through DICE once it opens. The source does not specify ticket prices or how the venue's programming will be scheduled.
The takeaway
Readers who follow live music in Brooklyn can watch for ticketing announcements through DICE as the April 2027 opening approaches. Domino's all-ages format may widen access to shows for younger audiences.
Further reading
For other venue and business developments across the city, see Openings & Closings in New York City.
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