A first open mic: a comic at the microphone under one light, a small room listening
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Open mic comedy in Brooklyn, NY

12 open-mic nights a week at 3 rooms in Brooklyn, from each room's own listing: the next two weeks night by night, then every room's weekly night and how to get on.

Brooklyn's open mics at a glance

3 rooms in Brooklyn run open mics on their own listings: Eastville Comedy Club (Sundays, Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays), Flop House Comedy Club – Williamsburg (Sundays, Mondays, Tuesdays and Fridays) and The Tiny Cupboard (Sundays, Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Fridays and Saturdays).

Sunday, Monday, Tuesday and Friday are the busiest nights, with 3 rooms running a mic.

The earliest starts at 4:00 PM (Eastville Comedy Club, Sunday) and the latest at 11:59 PM (The Tiny Cupboard, Saturday).

How the rooms take comics, in their own words: 2 take a list on the night and 3 take sign-ups online or by email. Each room's exact way in is under "How to get on" below.

What it costs: 2 ask a drink or an item minimum.

Of the 46 dated mics on the listings in the next 60 days: 46 weekly.

Elsewhere in New York: New York (13 a week, 1 more some weeks).

Every mic here links its room's own listing, the place to check a night before you go, and "Plan this night" builds the evening around it: dinner near the room, the trip there and the ride home after a late list.

Open mics in Brooklyn, night by night

Friday 13 November 2026 1 mic

Saturday 14 November 2026 1 mic

Sunday 15 November 2026 2 mics

Monday 16 November 2026 1 mic

Tuesday 17 November 2026 1 mic

Wednesday 18 November 2026 1 mic

Friday 20 November 2026 1 mic

Saturday 21 November 2026 1 mic

Sunday 22 November 2026 3 mics

Wednesday 25 November 2026 1 mic

Thursday 26 November 2026 1 mic

Every week in Brooklyn, room by room

Each room's regular mic night and how to get on, in its own words.

Before you go up

How the night works, the ribbing that comes with being new, and why you bring a set rather than wing it: open-mic etiquette, thick skin and staying power →

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