No phones on the dancefloor

House of Yes was created as a temple of expression dedicated to connection, creativity, and celebrating life. Over time, connection has become harder to come by as content has taken over. We decided that it’s more important than ever to savor the moment - that we dance, play & interact as much as we can - without worrying how we’ll be immortalized in media.

It’s easy! Mind the vibe and keep your phones securely tucked away while dancing.

And while you’re at it - keep chatter to a minimum on the dancefloor. The dancefloor is for dancing.

If you see a fellow dancer who didn’t get the memo, kindly let them know about our no-phones policy.

Let’s work together to uphold a phone-free environment on our dancefloor!

You still can! Photos are welcome in the patio, the front parlor, and of course our legendary art bathrooms.

And visit our official photobooth for a classic photo moment.

Our performers really love it when you’re fully locked in, rawdogging the experience and letting it enter you through your eyes straight into your heart without anything getting in the way of the magic.

On that note - we host world-class theater shows every weekend, where photos are not strictly prohibited like they are on the dancefloor. We hope to see you here: www.houseofyes.org/shows

Step off the dancefloor. The front room and the patio are great places to talk, connect, and check messages if necessary. The patio also has food for purchase and is generally a great space to recharge and check-in with yourself and your friends.

Yes! We work with amazing resident photographers - Kenny Rodriguez and Luis Suarez to capture the magic at House of Yes. We will also have our social team in the club most nights - they might even invite you for a short on-camera interview on the patio! Let the pros handle the content capture so you can get lost in the moment.

Check out our full calendar of events at houseofyes.org/calendar