Club Etiquette in Tel Aviv: How We Create True Freedom at Freedom
- Shaked Sandalon
- Jul 22
- 3 min read
Freedom is a sensual, safe, and deep Friday night party line, taking place every week at Sandy Jin – an underground night club in the heart of Tel Aviv.
This experience doesn’t happen by accident. It’s made possible thanks to something simple: Club etiquette in Tel Aviv – a set of values and rules written with care, forming the framework for everything exciting, liberating, and unforgettable.
Why Are There Club Rules?
True freedom doesn't begin when there are no rules. It begins when there's a framework that lets you let go. Like knowing someone’s watching over you, even as you dance with your eyes closed.
At Freedom, we’re not trying to control people. We’re creating a language. A language of respectful touch, clear consent, and silent signals that say when to stop. A language that lets you be who you want to be – without fear, without shrinking, without needing to defend yourself.
Yes, there are rules. But they're not meant to exclude. They're meant to invite those who are truly present.
The Rules of Freedom – So We Can All Truly Let Go
1. Dress Code Is Mandatory
At Freedom, black is always required. Beyond that, each week brings a new concept – dramatic, glittery, dark, sensual. But some lines are non-negotiable: No jeans, shorts, ripped clothing, flip-flops, brimmed hats, or everyday wear that doesn’t respect the space. It’s not about fashion – it’s about presence.
2. Touch Is Never Assumed
No one gets touched without clear, enthusiastic permission. Not casually, not gently, not “by accident.” Consent isn’t a suggestion – it’s the foundation. 3. Gentle Communication Comes First
Want to approach someone? That’s natural. But take a moment to feel if there’s openness. If there’s no response, that’s the end of the conversation. At Freedom, there’s no pressure, no convincing – only listening.
4. A Substance-Free Space
The entire club is a clean space, free of substance use. If you’re looking to “fly,” you’ll need a different runway – We believe you can take off with both feet on the ground.
5. What Happens – Happens in the Right Place
The dancefloor is for dancing. For closeness, for looks, for movement. But some moments call for a different kind of intimacy. That’s what the Castle is for – a private, quiet, discreet space. The public space stays balanced between desire and sensitivity, without losing control.
6. Our Staff Is Here for You
The hosts, bartenders, security, door selectors – we’re all part of this experience. If something feels wrong – talk to us. If someone crosses a line – we know how to handle it. Your freedom begins with knowing someone’s holding the space.
These Aren’t Rules. They’re an Invitation.
Freedom doesn’t come from chaos. It comes from knowing where the edges are. From having a language, a community, a space where you’re allowed to be –even if you’re still figuring out who that is tonight.
The rules of Freedom weren’t written to restrict. They were written to open doors. Not to say “no” – but to create every possible “yes” your heart is waiting for.
And if you’ve ever felt out of place, unsafe, or unseen –maybe these rules are exactly what you’ve been looking for.
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Want to dive deeper into Freedom? Read about our weekly party line →
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Looking for this week’s concept? Check the full event calendar →
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