HOUse PARTies

by WHAT DOES NOT

A mirror discoball reflecting red and orange lights with a red laser beam pointed from the right side at a What Does Not house party

We were throwing house parties back when you told one person about it, and 200 people showed up. So we know a thing or two about creating the right atmosphere, setting the vibe and remembering that joy doesn't need a reason. Step into our world, where pleasure is a measure of freedom – and joy is resistance.

House parties for the age of housing crisis

House parties for the age of housing crisis

Crowd of people dancing at a What Does Not house party with red lighting, a disco ball on the ceiling, and colorful screens on the wall.

If no one has a house anymore, how can you have a house party?

We’re bringing back the agenda-less way of connecting and having fun. Using our knowledge of running countless parties and the hospitality industry, we make our house parties as close to the real thing as possible.

HOUSE PARTIES, done right

Red cups, not because we saw it in a movie. Because that’s how the OGs roll. Games, not because they’re trendy. Because we’re competitive and we’re gamers and that’s how we chill. And because we all got sh*t to do, f**k partying into the early hours of the morning – Sunday afternoons are where it's at.

Expect music, games, conversation, spontaneous performances and the kind of atmosphere where strangers quickly become familiar faces.

Finally, it wouldn’t be a house party if your friends weren’t in charge of the music, so our house parties are the one night where the WDN girls step behind the decks. And because we’re in live music, sometimes we throw a jam into the mix. One thing’s for sure, you’re in for a treat.

Four people sitting in a dark room with colorful lights, one woman with long dark hair holding a game controller, looking engaged, others looking in different directions, some smiling or talking as they play games at a What Does Not house party
Person at a What Does Not event in London smiling, holding a phone, wearing earrings, a necklace with a heart pendant, and a black T-shirt with pink text. The background is illuminated with pink and purple neon lights.
A table with seven glasses of water, two red cups, a yellow menu, and a magazine with a photo of a woman and a dog, in a dimly lit setting.
A group of people playing a large outdoor Jenga game at a What Does Not house party in London. The Jenga tower is tall with wooden blocks, and the people look engaged and enjoying themselves
Mary from What Does Not DJs using a laptop at a What Does Not house party in a dimly lit room illuminated by colorful neon lights, with multiple lights on the wall behind her
An emerging musician in London seated, wearing a black baseball cap playing a bass at a What Does Not open jam, with two women in the background in a room with colorful lighting.
Red plastic cups arranged in a triangle, black plastic cups arranged in a triangle to play beer pong at a What Does Not house party, and stacks of white disposable cups on a black table, with a dark background illuminated by blue and purple lighting
A woman dancing at What Does NOT house party with colorful lighting, wearing pink satin pants and a sleeveless top, holding a red cup, and making a gesture with her hand.
Group of people playing video games on television in a dark room with neon PlayStation symbols on the wall at a What Does Not house party in London
People at a What Does Not house party with purple and pink lighting, standing behind a wooden bar with a sign saying '@WHAT DOES NOT', and a flower arrangement decorated with yellow and blue feathers.

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