
Apartments near Brooklyn Academy of Music in Brooklyn, NY (11,086 Rentals)


167 Nelson St

573 Franklin Ave

357 9th St

289 7th Ave

291 7th Ave

The Slope on Fifth

108 Wallabout St

513 8Th Avenue

417 Flushing Ave

790 Bedford Ave

458 Lincoln Pl

208 Columbia St

372 8Th Street

94 Spencer St

1 Franklin Ave

517 8Th Avenue

90 Spencer St

515 8Th Avenue

576 5Th Street

209 Quincy St

597 Park Pl

48 4th Pl

608 Henry St

73 Columbia Hts

487 Court St

566 Prospect Pl

602 Henry St

132 Summit St

556 Lafayette Ave

485 Court St

299 7th Ave

468 Smith St

492 Court St

334 9th St

162 Monroe St

342 9th St

30 Wilson St

650 Wythe Ave

482 7th St

572 Prospect Pl

600 Henry St

26 Wilson St

586 Park Pl

574 5th St

581 Franklin Ave

29 Wilson St

41 Keap St

373 9th St

31 Wilson St

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When the sun goes down, the streets of Brooklyn become alive with folks from Brooklyn apartments looking for something to do, and there are numerous places around the borough to catch a show or a performance, but the Brooklyn Academy of Music offers something few others do: history. This structure, which has seen numerous major acts go through its door over the years, has been around for over a hundred years, and though it may have changed location during that time, the devotion to the best of artistic expression has stood solid, and folks still know it's the best place to go to enjoy the wonders of the arts. Lovers of culture will find an apartment near the Brooklyn Academy of Music a wise investment, as it will always keep them close to all the best shows throughout the year. In the early days of the twentieth century, this Brooklyn theatre was home to some of the New York Metropolitan Opera's greatest performers, including Enrico Caruso and Geraldine Farrar, and has seen many other important figures cross its stage over the years. Though it has suffered numerous fires and relocations, the tenacious fans of the theater kept bringing it back, better than ever, and today folks from Brooklyn apartments can still find great shows on its stages. The venue has changed since its earliest days from a large, if bare-bones, theater of 2200 sets to a multi-stage performance space with room enough to house three to four shows every night. Numerous important plays, musical artists, and other performances pieces find their way to this Academy, so if you want to stay on top of all the action happening, be sure to find an apartment near the Brooklyn Academy of Music. The Brooklyn Academy of Music is so much more than just a performance space, it's a New York landmark. It's been home to such huge names as Ingmar Bergman, Philp Glass, Nirvana, and Peter Brook over the years, and continues to have big names strut its stages throughout the year. Any Brooklynite would be insane to pass up the chance to live in an apartment near the Brooklyn Academy of Music, as it leaves you right in the heart of the borough, as well as keeping you in touch with all the hottest cultural happenings in the city.
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