What's it's like to party at Brooklyn's wildest club - with all-night dance parties, gravity-defying performances, and crazy costumes

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Brooklyn's House of Yes nightclub strives to be the place where just about anything can happen. 

Opened in 2015, the club is the brainchild of New York artists Kae Burke and Anya Sapozhnikova. On any given night, party-goers might encounter trance DJs, aerialists, circus performers, marching bands, burlesque dancers, magicians, and tarot card readers.

The club is notorious for out-there parties with themes like Prohibition Disco, House of Love, and Bad Behavior. Costumes are just about required for any party at House of Yes, which makes sure things get weird.

We recently headed to House of Yes to attend the "Ancient Aliens" party and talk with Burke and Sapozhnikova.