Pop-up experiences are a big hit on social media. People flock to these temporary venues, which include experiences like dining, drinking, and art.

News12 spoke to a pop-up expert, Jordan Andino. Andino is the executive chef and owner of Flip Sigi, a Filipino taqueria that's currently popped up at the VERSA NYC rooftop in Midtown, Manhattan. 

Andino said, "Limited amount of time is the key. People see when you can't have it forever, they're like 'Oh! I gotta go there now,' and they rush to it."

He's created about seven pop-up versions of Flip Sigi since 2017. He says pop-ups can be a great economic decision for all parties involved. Pop-up restaurants and food concepts often take place in the space of other businesses. 

"You have people who have a restaurant, and you have people who want to expose themselves to a bigger crowd," Andino said. "You put the two together, and everyone wins." 

Here's a list of some summer season pop-ups all throughout the tri-state area, listed in order of urgency/when they end.

Local beer and local art come together in a Bushwick venue. At 33 Wyckoff Avenue, from Wednesday to Sunday, you’ll find the Brooklyn Beer Garden. The space is inspired by the streets of Brooklyn, so you can try some local brews and check out an outdoor art gallery. This pop-up will be running until the end of October.