Before you come

Rules

HEAT runs on body heat, and body heat needs trust. These rules are how we keep the room warm for everyone in it.

  1. No room for hate

    Every body, gender, orientation and origin is welcome. Racism, homophobia, transphobia or sexism gets you shown the door.

  2. Only a clear yes is yes

    No means no. Maybe means no. You can take a yes back at any time. However revealing a look is, it is never an invitation to touch.

  3. Ask first

    Speak up, listen and check in before you dive in. Asking is for people you have actually connected with, not for everyone in the room.

  4. Stop means stop

    Everyone has limits. Honor every stop signal and never push beyond what was agreed.

  5. Look out and speak up

    If something feels off, go straight to our awareness team. You will recognise them by their glowing LED bands.

Here for the music

HEAT is a club night built around House and Techno. People come to enjoy the DJs, and if more happens, it happens. If that is not your goal, maybe we are not the event for you.

This is not a hunting ground

Be here for the party, not for the hunt. Walking the room and asking couple after couple if they want to play is not asking for consent. It is harassment, however polite it sounds.

No solo jerking

Coming alone is more than welcome, jerking off alone is not. Not on the floor, not in the play areas and not while watching others, unless they actively invited you to.

Thermal cameras only

Strict no-photo policy. No flashes, no photo corner. Our only cameras are thermal: they catch body heat, silhouettes and movement, nobody is recognizable, and it is only projected live. Nothing is recorded. So don't worry: no picture of you will ever land on the internet.

Awareness has the final word

You will recognise our awareness team by their glowing LED bands. They are here all night and their call stands, so if anything feels off, go to them.

We step in early

We would rather act before something happens than after. A suspicion is enough for them to end your night, and if you break consent you are out, no debate.

Sent home is not banned

Being sent home for the night is not a ban. It means rethink what you are doing and be better next time.

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