New York City / Venue guide
public records: a guide to the room and its place in New York City
public records in New York City, mapped through the RA histories of CCL and Dee Diggs. Live photography and visitor information come from Google Maps.
Greenroom editorial / July 20, 2026
public records is a room in New York City, at 233 Butler St, Brooklyn, NY 11217, USA. CCL and Dee Diggs surface it among their most-played venues on Resident Advisor, connecting the floor to bass, disco, house, and techno.
The room in this network
This guide starts with artist history rather than hype. The connection comes from 2 artists in Greenroom's public directory, each linked back to an exact RA profile. That makes public records part of the working route around Honey Dijon and Juliana Huxtable, not a generic city recommendation.
Who brings the room into view
CCL and Dee Diggs. Their overlap points toward bass, disco, house, and techno. It is a useful programming signal, but it is not a promise about any single night. Check the current calendar before building a trip around the room.
Plan the visit
Greenroom loads the current address, status, rating, hours, website and visitor photography live from Google Maps. Those details can move faster than an editorial guide, especially for seasonal spaces and clubs in transition.
- Resident Advisor venue history
- RA lists the room at 300 capacity.
- Official website
Why it matters
The clearest measure here is recurrence. public records appears across the public histories of CCL and Dee Diggs, artists who do not all occupy the same lane. That cross-current is the story: a room capable of holding more than one corner of club culture, with a trail that can be checked against the source.