Anonymous crowd in silhouette, backlit inside a dark room.

THE KAGE.

Enter the room.

A world you have to lean into to see. THE KAGE is not sold — it is entered.

The Venue

Capitale

The Bowery Savings Bank, built 1893–1895 by Stanford White of McKim, Mead & White — now a landmarked Beaux-Arts hall at 130 Bowery. The façade guests walk through tonight is the same one that has stood here since the 19th century.

Photo: Beyond My Ken, CC BY-SA 4.0

The Foyer

Marble columns and the bank’s original gilded ceiling frame the arrival. Doors open at 8:00 PM — check-in, first drinks, sponsor activations, and the room’s first sightline into what’s ahead.

The Main Ballroom

65-foot vaulted ceilings and a restored stained-glass skylight over the room’s center of gravity. By 9:00 PM this is where the cage sits and the crowd gathers — the room the whole night is built around.

The Gallery Room

A quieter register once the fight card closes — marble and low light for the after-hours set. The same building, a different mood, past 12:30 AM.

One room, two states

For one night, the room becomes something else. Formal grandeur gives way to high-impact nightlife — the same architecture, an entirely different register.

Getting There

130 Bowery.
Find the room.

Address

130 Bowery, New York, NY 10013 · between Grand & Broome

Subway

6 · B · D to Grand St, or J · Z to Bowery — both about a 2-minute walk.

Access

21+ only. Valid photo ID required at the door.

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