Compare vetted Brooklyn wedding DJs who work 501 Union.
Browse all DJs →501 Union is a Gowanus event space in a restored 1916 carriage house — a memorable spot for a Brooklyn wedding. The DJs below have worked 501 Union and know its space. Planning a budget? See the Brooklyn pricing guide.
Award-winning Brooklyn DJ team with 1,500+ five-star reviews and impeccable curation.
Founder of Non-Traditional Wedding DJs — 165 five-star reviews, a fresh take on the wedding DJ.
Brooklyn DJ doing 40+ weddings a year with a collective of hand-picked DJ friends.
NYC-based pro with nearly 20 years turning milestone moments into celebrations.
Brooklyn DJ and full-production house — sound, uplighting, photo booth, video walls and effects.
Pairs couples with vetted pro DJs — the wedding arm of a trusted DJ brand.
NYC-area wedding DJ & MC company bringing high-energy entertainment and lighting.
Premier tri-state wedding entertainment — live bands and DJs for NYC-area weddings.
501 Union is a Gowanus-area industrial-chic event space — a restored building with high ceilings, exposed brick and a blank-canvas character that couples style out however they like. That blank-canvas quality is the key thing for a DJ: spaces like this usually expect the DJ to bring the full sound and lighting production rather than plug into a permanent house system, so it is worth confirming exactly what is provided.
High-ceilinged industrial rooms are dramatic but acoustically lively, with hard surfaces that reflect sound, so a DJ familiar with 501 Union arrives with a system tuned to the room. Uplighting is also popular here, since it turns exposed brick and open space into a warm, finished wedding look, and most of the DJs listed offer it.
Confirm load-in access and the amplified-sound end time when you book; the DJs here work Gowanus event spaces regularly and plan for both.
501 Union is a blank-canvas industrial space, so the DJ typically supplies the full sound and lighting production. Confirm what the venue includes; the DJs listed here come equipped to produce the space end to end.
Usually, yes. The venue's exposed brick and high, open ceilings are dramatic but bare, and uplighting adds warmth and finish. Most of the DJs here offer uplighting as part of their setup.
DJ pricing depends on hours and production, not the venue itself, and Brooklyn rates generally run a few thousand dollars. See our pricing guide and contact DJs directly.
These DJs cover 501 Union and venues across Gowanus and Brooklyn.
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