Walter Where?House

How much do I love Walter Where?House!?!So so much! It's such a great venue for Djs that I love and miss from the Bay Area. Plus, local performers and the Desert Heart parties are so fun. I recently went for Lee Burridge and last year Oona Dahl. It's so cool to dance with them in such an intimate & smaller venue size compared to some of the places they perform with huge crowds.The space is the perfect size, it's large enough to have distance and areas where you can chill and relax yet the dance floor has a great view in all directions. The sound system is thumping, and the lasers and lights make me happy the art gallery and art cars are so fun. I love the damn spaceship!! Always happy to see it and blast off Great events, music, vibe, people, and time. Look forward to the next time I'm there. Check it out if this is burner style event space is your vibe

One bar for a sold out show is criminal. Never had to wait this long in line for a drink at a show. The festival touches throughout the venue were cool, but more focus should go on the bar situation and overall guest experience. The sound system is not good, and it was noticeable.

I've been 3 times to the Where House?. I enjoyed myself every time. It's a wonderful atmosphere with an inspiring edgy art exhibit just inside the entrance that puts you in the right state of mind to dance the night away. The Dance floor is huge with plenty of room to hang back if you like a more roomy experience. There are small rooms you can chill in and chat with your friends or maybe make a new one. Each one is decorated differently. There's plenty of space and seating in different areas all around just to hang out if that's your thing. Pretty cool art figures and Huge Cars that you can hang in surround the dance floor. Most importantly is the music is happening. I close my eyes and dance freely for hours till I can no longer move my legs. Yeah it's that much fun. There is a little food stand in the back that has outdoor seating if you want to put something solid in you before you drive home. The drinks are priced pretty reasonable for a club. They should be since you're paying 30-40 bucks to get in depending on the DJ. The staff I've had great experiences almost every time I have engaged with them.. they have staff walking around striking conversations and doing some cool talented stuff to keep you entertained. Sometimes it's almost like a trippy circus. It's very safe there are staff with headsets communicating making sure the Testosterone stays in check. Totally fig this place definitely check it out.

Think indoor Burning Man. It's a music venue and they have art installations throughout, some interactive, some not. Vehicles you can climb in and on, spaces with creative seating to relax, and just have a fun time.We came for Flight Facilities ($25). Tickets said 9pm but they didn't go on until midnight. Drinks were priced alright ($13) and were good, the nachos we had with chicken and potatoes was delicious but a small portion ($15).I would like it more if it was just open free as an art space to hang with friends for drinks, like it's sister space Walter Studios. Other people we talked to mentioned they wished the same. It got packed with the show going on. Most seating became taken.They have a parking lot North of them if you come early (it gets full). Otherwise, you'll have to park on 21st Ave.Dress up! I was, and staff treated me with extra prizes and remembered us wherever we went.

Super cool space! Visited for a 360 set (Glitch Mob), and was extremely surprised by the combination of art and atmosphere this place brought. Very spacious, with areas to relax and sit, both enclosed/open and near/away from the music.They don't oversell tickets, which is greatly appreciated, so as to better enjoy the space without feeling overcrowded. Elevated balcony area behind the stage you can ascend to get a view of the artist from behind. They also had a dancer who occasionally performed in front of the stage, which was a cool touch.Some people who brought their own dance accessories (light poi, hoops, etc), so it's the perfect place to practice or show off your skills! I will say the crowd will likely reflect the artist playing (Glitch Mob was pretty tame), but for a more bass-heavy artist, I'd expect the crowd to reflect that energy.Fairly priced drinks ($8 and under for cans or beers on tap from local breweries), and ~$13 for cocktails. Variety of snacks (tacos, nachos, elote, cookies, chips, etc.) on the outdoor patio for purchase. Plenty of bathroom stalls (at least for the ladies). Giant cornhole, a mini art gallery once entering, and art pieces throughout the space.Parking is dispersed along the street - seemed a bit sketchy at first, but just stay vigilant. They have non-musical events as well (rollerskating, yoga last Sunday of the month) as advertised on their Instagram (@walterwherehouse). Would love to see the lighting/visuals improve, as that would push this venue to be 5-stars.Overall, great venue and hope to be back for an artist I want to see!

Christina M invited me to Water Where?House and it has been on my list for awhile to check it out. So when she asked, I was like cool, I am down. Maria A was also a willing partner in crime and was great to catch up with her.Even Derek made a cameo appearance! I definitely love art cars, cool art and chill beats and this place hit the spot.I had a great time here and the place wasn't crowded at all, very spacious, lots of room to roam around, dance, and hang out.The cocktails were pretty good and there is a food truck out back if you get hungry.Will definitely be back to see more shows and hang out!

My yelp buddy invited me to a concert, I honestly hadn't heard about the artist or this location prior to going I really had a great time at the concert. I got to catch up with my friend, we both looked at cool art, some interesting and others weird, but hey that's art for you. I also loved how Walter's Where?House had like rest stations in the building. People could hand in the areas, talk, listen to music, have some cocktails and enjoy themselves. Their bartenders make a mean spicy margarita! Honestly so damn good! They also had a taco truck in the back with tons of seats. I had 3 tacos, they were good. Well I think they were good, but you know food tastes good when you are a little tipsy.

Walter's is such a blast. If you're in need of a fun night out, Walter can provide. The Where?House is full of distractions to talk about and vibe to. There's an art gallery, a fun house, giant couches, a couple of art cars from Burning Man you can climb on, and plenty of opportunities to sit down if you need it. The music here can range from dubstep EDM or house, to vintage disco hits depending on the occasion. Look on their website for details on the upcoming parties they are throwing. Also be aware, they don't operate in the summer so you'll need find somewhere else to throw down between May and September.There's also a lot of bathrooms, and outdoor area to smoke, a massive bar, and plenty of room to dance. No matter what type of event is being thrown here, I know you'll have a blast!

Vibes Vibes Vibes!Fantastic venue with interactive art installations such as a giant Volkswagen bus and a light up tunnel. They have plenty of art pieces to check out and some bumpin' music! You can also get a bird's eye view of the crowd on top of the main stage. went for the season opening this year and the artist was VNSSA. Had a fantastic time at this unique venue and would highly recommend. The ambassadors, paid employees that dance and do other performances make this place a blast! It's also worth checking out Walter Studios, another fun venue run by the same owners.

This is the best venue in the entire fucking world. Spectacular venue going with no expectations leave happily