
Brooklyn Zoo presents: GAFF - NYE 2026/2027
Thu 31 DecThursday, 31 December 2026, 9:00pm– to 3:00amThe Prospect Building · last entry 11:00pm
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BROOKLYN ZOO PRESENTS: GAFF NEW YEAR'S EVE 2026 THURSDAY 31ST DECEMBER THE PROSPECT BUILDING - CRANE ROOM, BRISTOL A BRAND NEW HOUSE PARTY EXPERIENCE FROM THE PEOPLE BEHIND BROOKLYN ZOO. THERE'S A PARTY AT OUR GAFF. AND YOU'RE INVITED. Brooklyn Zoo has spent more than a decade throwing the littest parties in Bristol. Now we're starting something completely new. And it all came from a pretty simple idea. Everyone loves a good house party. The people. The music. The kitchen conversations. The living room that somehow turns into a dancefloor. The songs everybody knows, even the ones nobody wants to admit they love. There's just one problem. Someone has to host it. Someone has to clean up. Someone has to deal with the neighbours. And someone always ends up with a house full of people who won't leave. So we thought... WHAT IF WE THREW THE HOUSE PARTY FOR YOU? Introducing GAFF. A brand new club and event series from the people behind Brooklyn Zoo. We're taking everything you love about a proper house party, combining it with the energy you've come to know from Brooklyn Zoo, and building something considerably bigger. And for our very first party, we're taking over the Crane Room at Bristol's Prospect Building this New Year's Eve. Not just a warehouse with a DJ. An actual house party. Built inside a warehouse. Sofas. Coffee tables. Rugs. Lamps. Wallpaper. A kitchen bar. Oversized furniture. A huge chandelier planned above the DJs. An entire club production built around the feeling of being in someone's house. Just with a serious sound system, a lot more people and considerably less chance of the neighbours complaining. WE'LL THROW THE PARTY. YOU WON'T HAVE TO CLEAN UP. Welcome to GAFF. SONGS YOU KNOW. MIXED IN A WAY YOU DON'T. Think about the best house party you've ever been to. Nobody stood around arguing about music genres. Nobody cared what BPM the next song was. Someone put on a House record. Then came a Garage classic. Then Sean Pa