House of Yes
Whitsundays
At a glance
House of Yes is a performance-led nightclub and live entertainment venue in Bushwick, Brooklyn. The venue is built around dance, art, theatrical presentation and communal celebration, with an atmosphere that encourages self-expression and creative freedom. Rather than presenting a conventional night out, it frames the evening as an immersive experience shaped by music, movement, colour and live performance.
The venue’s character is playful, theatrical and deliberately unconventional. Performance is central to the experience, with shows and dance-focused events forming a major part of its programme. The multi-room setting supports a changing mix of sound, visual energy and activity, giving the space a club format with a strong stage and spectacle element. The result suits visitors looking for an expressive nightlife setting rather than a quiet bar or traditional restaurant.
House of Yes also operates as a space for private occasions and organised gatherings. Its event offering covers celebrations, brand activations, watch parties, conferences, corporate functions, film and photography shoots, holiday events, mitzvahs, Pride occasions and wedding-related functions. Table reservations are available for occasions that call for a more organised night out, while private-event arrangements allow the venue to be considered for larger or more tailored gatherings.
The venue’s programme is focused on nightlife and performance, with regular shows and dance events associated with Friday and Saturday evenings, alongside occasional Thursday activity. Event-specific listings are the appropriate place to check the format, ticket requirements and timing of a planned visit. This is a venue where the individual event shapes much of the experience, so the programme matters as much as the setting.
House of Yes is located at 2 Wyckoff Avenue, with entry at 408 Jefferson Street. The Jefferson Street stop on the L train is about a minute away, while the Flushing stop on the J, M and Z trains is described as a short cab ride from the venue. For travellers from the Whitsundays, it offers a distinctly Brooklyn approach to nightlife, combining club culture with performance and participatory art.
