2010's Night at Brooklyn Bowl brings back the decade of skinny jeans, Instagram filters, and pop anthems that still get stuck in your head. Think dance-pop bangers, EDM drops, and hip-hop tracks that defined a generation – all spun in a venue that mixes bowling lanes with a proper music stage. The atmosphere leans into nostalgia without taking itself too seriously, attracting a crowd that remembers when dubstep was everywhere and "Call Me Maybe" was inescapable.

Brooklyn Bowl's setup makes this more than just a standard throwback party. You can actually bowl while DJs cycle through the hits of Kesha, LMFAO, Drake, and whatever else made 2010-2019 such a musically chaotic era. The venue serves elevated comfort food from Blue Ribbon, so it's possible to grab real food between singing along to songs you probably claimed to hate back then but secretly loved. The 18+ age requirement means the crowd spans from people who lived through the decade as teenagers to those who were kids experiencing it through older siblings' playlists.