Some guests, including a trio of Gucci-clad white girls, seem to be confused about where to go.
| The garden outside the Public Hotel is a total zoo, with two separate roped-off lines for the rooftop - a mostly boring, mostly straight, sit-down club (“The Roof,” which I’ll admit has incredible views) - and the House of X, in the basement. On its second weekend open, it felt like a carnival for adults - trippy and funny, but still there to entertain the tragically heterosexual.ġ1:18 p.m. And because all of you were off at your family’s Thanksgiving dinners or jetting off to Miami for art parties, I thought it would be a perfect time to go check it out. In 2019, he hired Yes to put on a naughty show called the Devouring in the sleek cabaret nightclub at the Times Square Edition hotel and now has had them remake the basement of the Public Hotel on the Lower East Side into the House of X: a Manhattan alter ego to Yes’s psychedelic Bushwick bohemian fever dream. At some point, the club caught the attention of hotelier Ian Schrager, who co-founded Studio 54. Its first proper home was a former icehouse in East Williamsburg in 2013, it moved to Bushwick. Yes was founded by artists Kae Burke and Anya Sapozhnikova back in 2007 in a “hippie-punk squat house” that threw monthly parties. I don’t remember much of what happened that night beside the fact that for such a colorful place, it sure was awfully straight. When I first moved to New York with my fake ID, everyone told me I had to go to the House of Yes, a nightclub in Bushwick famous for its circusy, sparkly performers where Burning Man never has to end.
Performer M!nt Fuel in the House of X’s fur room.
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