Brooklyn welcomes borough's only Black-owned comedy live music venue
Ray Dejon is bringing comic relief and live music to audiences in Clinton Hill at 275 Park.
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10ds agoBrooklyn pioneer Ray Dejon is bringing comic relief and live music to audiences in Clinton Hill at 275 Park.
The new venue is Brooklyn’s only Black-owned comedy and live music venue, and was formerly a supermarket that will now serve as a house of laughs.
News 12’s Phil Taitt spoke with Dejon about his journey and his inspiration into opening the venue.
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