We Belong Here Brooklyn 2026 Set Times and Essential Info

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We Belong Here Brooklyn’s second edition is days away! Get prepped with all the essential information, including set times, the festival map, food lineup, and more.

We Belong Here Brooklyn returns on June 19-21 for its sophomore edition, this time taking over the entire Brooklyn Army Terminal waterfront in Sunset Park. It’s a significant step up, both in scale and ambition, from last October’s debut at the Greenpoint Waterfront. This year’s installment marks the festival’s first-ever multi-stage format in New York, pairing the signature 360° stage with a new second stage hosting daily takeovers from Aqutie’s PELE PELE imprint on Friday, Bushwick collective Raw Cuts on Saturday, and Dance Here Now X Nervous Records on Sunday.

The headliners need no introduction. Kx5 makes their New York debut as a duo on Friday. Eli Brown and Lane 8 b2b Sultan + Shepard anchor Saturday’s bill. Above & Beyond and Oliver Heldens close out the weekend on Sunday. Outside the headline slots, We Belong Here assembled a genuinely impressive support roster for the three-day event. Check out our top picks from the undercard!

Boasting an expanded vendor lineup, Smorgasburg is back as the official food partner this year. On top of the great food, attendees can expect We Belong Here to stay true to the brand’s ethos: oversized dance floors, no LED screens, and intentional room to move.

The set times and festival map have officially dropped, so here’s everything you need to know before gates open.

We Belong Here Brooklyn 2026 – Essential Info:

Dates: June 19-21, 2026
Hours: Friday: 4pm-10pm | Saturday & Sunday: 3pm-10pm
Venue Address: Brooklyn Army Terminal Waterfront – 140 58th Street, Brooklyn, NY 11220
Tickets: Purchase HERE. Lockers can also be reserved in advance.

We Belong Here Brooklyn 2026 – Set Times:

We Belong Here Brooklyn 2026 – Festival Map:

We Belong Here Brooklyn 2026 – Official After Party Lineup and Information:

The official after party for We Belong Here Brooklyn is set to take place at Brooklyn Storehouse and feature a headline performance from Kx5 (Kaskade & deadmau5), alongside Luke Alexander and Benjamin Lloyd. Tickets are on sale via DICE.

We Belong Here Brooklyn 2026 – Transportation Information:

There are multiple transportation options for getting to We Belong Here Brooklyn, including Rideshare, Subway, Bus, Public Ferry, and more. Please note that there is no on-site parking at Brooklyn Army Terminal, with very limited options available in the nearby area.

Public transportation options:

For Rideshare, you’ll want to head to 140 58th Street, Brooklyn, NY, for your pickup and drop-off.
Riding the Subway? Take the N or R train to 59th St (Brooklyn), exit on 58th Street, and then walk toward the waterfront/BAT campus.
Bus routes B11 and B37 are the two closest stops to the entrance. You’ll want to hop off at 58th St & 1st Ave on B11, while using 58th St & 3 Ave for B37.
The closest ferry landing is Brooklyn Army Terminal / Sunset Park (BAT) on the South Brooklyn Route

We Belong Here Brooklyn 2026 – Smorgasburg Food Vendors:

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Reminder to Mind Your Belongings:

Unfortunately, festival attendees have reported pickpockets, bag slashings, and theft of wallets, smartphones, purses, and other valuables. While this small number of bad apples in the bunch doesn’t define an entire crowd, some opportunistic people come to these events to take advantage of unsuspecting partygoers. It’s essential to be mindful of your valuables while at We Belong Here.

Looking for tips to keep your belongings safe? Check our post highlighting some ideas!

We Belong Here Brooklyn 2026 – Dos & Don’ts:

Permitted Items

Small bags, single-compartment backpacks, plush backpacks, purses (maximum 12″ x 12″)
Earplugs
Fanny packs
Gum (must be sealed upon entry)
E-cigs and vapes (no E-liquid or E-juice of any kind will be allowed)
Baby strollers
Binoculars
Blankets, sheets, towels
Cameras (no detachable lenses) — must be without equipment attachments such as camera stands, selfie sticks, tripods, or monopods
Empty CamelBak-type hydration packs and water bottles, and plastic or aluminum water bottles
Rain ponchos/umbrella (hand-held ONLY and no bigger than 42″ when open)
Flags/banners or handmade signs (no corporate/company-branded materials, no hard flagpoles)
Hula hoops
Personal misting fan with bottle no larger than 1.5L (must be empty upon entering the event).
Sunscreen lotion

Prohibited Items:

Illegal substances
Drugs or drug paraphernalia
Unsealed over-the-counter medications/vitamins (prescription drugs in non-approved containers must be turned over to the medical team)
Any form of liquid (including drinks and perfume)
Outside food or drinks
Open containers
Glass of any kind
Soap, shampoo, conditioner, or other detergents
Weapons of any kind (regardless of permit)
Firearms
Ammunition
Knives or sharp objects
Costume weapons
Large chains
Projectiles or explosives
Fireworks
Flares
Smoke canisters
Flammable products
Open fires
Grills of any kind (including propane and charcoal)
Generators
Gas masks or tactical gear
Laser pointers or flashlights
Water guns or misters
Speakers, noise makers, megaphones
Klaxons or air horns
Whistles
Drums
Sports equipment (including frisbees)
Bicycles, scooters, skateboards, go-karts, or ATVs
Tents or camping gear
Chairs
Large or pointed-tip umbrellas
Hammocks
Push carts
Coolers
Camera tripods
Professional cameras (no detachable lens or GoPros)
Drones or unmanned aerial vehicles
Flags or totems of any size, length, or material, including large flags or banner rigs that may obstruct view
Paper lanterns
Inflatables
Stuffed animals/dolls
Flyers, stickers, posters
Marker pens, spray paint, stickers, or any other similar items that may be used to mark infrastructure
Paint of any kind (including paint markers and spray paint)
Aerosol cans (including deodorant and perfume)
Hi-visibility jackets or similar
LED style props
Pepper spray, mace, or other personal defense sprays
Batons, clubs, or other blunt-force objects
Shields or body armor-style gear
Pop-up tents or shade structures (in addition to tents or camping gear above)
Walkie-talkies or two-way radios
Motorized personal transporters
Confetti cannons or party poppers
Glow sticks
Vending without a permit
Pets – unless it is a service animal, and you are a person with disabilities, or service animals in-training, and have appropriate appare,l and have on your person credentials from an accredited school for which the dog is being raised. Please email your questions regarding service animals to the company at: community@webelonghere.world
Management reserves the right to prohibit other items as deemed necessary