Nitehawk Cinema Williamsburg
136 Metropolitan Avenue | also 103 North 1st Street | Williamsburg | built 1952
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- 2011
Nitehawk Cinema opens a three-screen dine-in theater in a renovated industrial building
Matthew Viragh opened Nitehawk's first location on June 24, 2011, making it the first multi-screen cinema in northern Brooklyn since the Commodore Cinemas closed in 2002. Because the state law allowing liquor in theaters was signed only that August, drinks were at first served just in the front cafe. Caliper Architecture converted the former industrial building and added nine apartments and an LED, zinc and glass facade.
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