Inside Good Room, a nightclub in Greenpoint, Brooklyn, people were dancing to techno, sweating off their makeup and mingling with strangers, while outside, rain poured down on a line of partygoers that snaked down the block. It was Friday night and, as on most recent weekends, the event was sold out; things almost seemed normal.
“It’s nice to know places like this still exist,” said Caitlin Widener, 33, as she stood near the bar inside, reflecting on what she had missed about Good Room while it was closed for nearly 18 months because of the pandemic.
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Inside Good Room , a nightclub in Greenpoint, Brooklyn, people were dancing to techno, sweating off their makeup and mingling with strangers, while outside, rain poured down on a line of partygoers that snaked down the block. It was Friday night and, as on most recent weekends, the event [...]
