Brooklyn Brujeria Splits One BRIC Day Into Two Experiences

Brooklyn Brujeria Day II, BRIC’s annual celebration of Afro-Latinx diasporic culture, returns to BRIC House on Saturday, November 14, 2026, with a new split format. The event now unfolds as two distinct experiences: a free, all-ages Magic Market and Fair from noon to 5pm, followed by a separately ticketed, 21-plus Noche de Salsa y Fiesta from 9pm to 2am. The long gap between the daytime and nighttime programs, as well as the separate admissions, are central to planning your visit.

Both segments take place at BRIC House, 647 Fulton Street, and center music, dance, spirituality, and ancestral traditions from Afro-Latinx communities. Attendees can choose to attend either the daytime market, the nighttime salsa party, or both—each with its own entry requirements and atmosphere. Here’s what to know before you go, based on BRIC’s official event listings as of October 3, 2026.

Two Events, One Day: How the Split Works

The Magic Market and Fair is a free, all-ages event running from 12pm to 5pm, rain or shine. After a four-hour break, the venue reopens for Noche de Salsa y Fiesta, a ticketed party for ages 21 and up, from 9pm to 2am. Admission to one does not grant access to the other, and re-entry between the two is not automatic. If you want to experience both, you’ll need to plan for the gap and secure a ticket for the night event.

Magic Market and Fair: Daytime Details

The Magic Market and Fair is open to all ages and free to enter. BRIC lists over 60 makers, workshops, and performances, with a focus on Afro-Latinx diasporic traditions. The event is scheduled to take place rain or shine, so attendees should prepare for weather conditions if any activities extend outdoors. Food and drink options are not detailed in the official listing as of October 3, 2026; check BRIC’s event page closer to the date for updates on vendors or concessions.

Noche de Salsa y Fiesta: Nighttime Party

Noche de Salsa y Fiesta is a separately ticketed event for guests 21 and older, running from 9pm to 2am. Tickets start at $15, and BRIC notes that tickets from the postponed September 26 event remain valid for the new date. Refund requests should be directed to BRIC. The night centers salsa music and dance, with a focus on Afro-Latinx cultural expression. Lineups and ticket availability may change, so it’s advisable to check BRIC’s official event page for the latest information before purchasing or attending.

Choosing Day, Night, or Both

Attendees should decide which segment best fits their interests and schedule. The Magic Market and Fair is suitable for families, youth, and anyone interested in shopping, workshops, and performances in a community setting. Noche de Salsa y Fiesta is designed for adults seeking a late-night dance party with a cultural focus. There is a four-hour gap between the two events, and each requires separate entry. If you plan to attend both, be prepared to leave the venue after the market and return later for the party, with valid ID and a ticket for the night.

Tickets, Entry, and ID

• Daytime (Magic Market and Fair): Free, no ticket required, all ages welcome.
• Nighttime (Noche de Salsa y Fiesta): Ticket required, 21+ only. Tickets start at $15. Bring government-issued photo ID for age verification. Tickets from the postponed September 26 event are valid; contact BRIC for refunds if needed. Ticket inventory and lineups may change—check BRIC’s event page for updates.

Accessibility, Transit, and Venue Info

BRIC House is located at 647 Fulton Street in Brooklyn. The venue is accessible by multiple subway lines and bus routes. BRIC House is a wheelchair-accessible facility. For specific accessibility accommodations or questions, consult BRIC’s website or contact the venue directly before attending. Food and drink policies, re-entry rules, and other logistics are not specified in the current event listing; check for updates as the event approaches.

Before you go

• Confirm event details, lineups, and ticket availability on BRIC’s official event page before attending, as schedules and policies can change.
• Decide whether you want to attend the daytime market, the nighttime party, or both, and plan for the four-hour gap if doing both.
• Bring valid ID if attending the night event, and secure your ticket in advance.
• For accessibility needs, transit directions, and food options, consult BRIC’s website or contact the venue for the latest information.
• Refund requests for postponed September 26 tickets should be directed to BRIC.

Brooklyn Brujeria Day II offers two distinct ways to engage with Afro-Latinx culture at BRIC House—choose the experience that fits your interests and schedule, and check for updates as November 14 approaches.