House of Yes presents EVERY BODY, a weekly dance party that's FREE all night! This dancefloor is for Every BODY. Every shape / size / style of BODY. Every ability of Every BODY. Move your Body. Love your Body. Be your Body. Feel your body, Flaunt your body. Serve your BODY. MUSIC: Kevin Aviance, Ariana and The Rose, Lady Simon SHOWS: MTHR TRSA, Neon Calypso, Zalika Parsons, Juicy Lucy, Deven Williams ~ FREE with RSVP | 21+ ~ #EveryBodyParty is an intentional space the celebrates queer, trans, and BIPOC communities. If you are an ally and wish to attend the party, you are welcome so long as you are mindful of the intention of the event and move respectfully through the space. Even better, bring your $DOLLARS$ to tip the queer performers werking the party! Racist, sexist, homophobic, transphobic, ablelist, fatphobic, and other discriminatory and aggressive behavior will not be tolerated. Consistent misgendering will not be tolerated. If your behavior is found to be disruptive, you will have to leave. Subscribe to our email list for first access to events & tickets: bit.ly/YESEMAILS * * * PROOF OF VACCINATION REQUIRED FOR ENTRY * * * Per NYC guidelines, entry is restricted to individuals with proof of full COVID vaccination. You must bring proof that matches the name on your legal ID. We recommend using the Excelsior Pass Digital App (New York residents) or the NYC COVID Safe Digital App (out of state residents). Thank you for your patience & grace as we do our best to follow mandated guidelines and create a safer space for all! * * * SAFER SPACES POLICY * * * House of Yes is a space for everyone to feel welcome. We have a zero tolerance policy for harassment, unwanted touch, and discrimination. Always ASK before touching anyone at our events. If someone is making you uncomfortable, speak to a security guard or ask for a manager. We will believe you, and we will help. All restrooms in our venue are gender neutral. The entrance to the venue is ADA accessible. Strobe lights are used during performances and parties. Questions about our safer spaces policy?