Daybreaker brings alcohol-free Halloween morning dance party to San Francisco

All right. Forget late night clubbing and those Sunday morning hangovers. There is a global movement that's flipping the script on going out and having fun. It's happening in San Francisco this weekend. Tomorrow, Daybreaker, the wildly popular sober morning dance party, is taking over the newly renovated Redwood Park at the foot of the Transamerica Pyramid tomorrow for a Halloween themed party. Let's welcome in Mustafa Khan, founder and lead event producer of San Francisco's Daybreaker. Good morning. Yeah, good morning. Good morning. Morning is a good time to go out and party, I guess. I have become a morning person, yes. I guess so. Well, those that aren't familiar with Daybreaker, it's been around for over a decade, and people are loving it. Tell us about it. Yeah, so it's a very unique party experience. So basically, imagine all the fun of going to a night out, energy, all this energy, all these happy people dancing, great music, But what if it was at 10 a.m. Or 11 a.m. Yeah, that's daybreaker. Yeah, and no alcohol Yeah, so no no booze. So no one's tipsy and I think what's great is by the end of the event You have more energy or like ready for brunch, you know, so yeah, no booze It's like doing yoga in the morning, you know, by the way, you're doing spooky yoga to where you know, yes, exactly Yeah, what is that? Like it's gonna be maybe some moves you've never done before, you know You might be stretching maybe some joints. You've never stretched before It's a good time and I might hear a little ghost story or two during yoga Okay, well, give us the lowdown. We're seeing some video here, but it starts at 10. What can people expect? Yeah, so from 10 to 11, yoga experience is going to get you grounded. You're going to kind of decompress a little bit. Then 11 a.m. to 1, it's going to be just a wild two-hour dance party. So we're going to have a DJ with live musicians, so trumpet, sax, trombone, playing with the DJ. We're going to have some fun surprises. We're going to have maybe someone in a giant bear costume, you know, walking around the Redwoods and all that. So it's going to be a really good time for all ages. I hear there's a surprise performance. There's going to be a few little things. One thing we do is... You want to let that loose now or just let them show up? You've got to show up on this. You've got to show up. Can you give us a hint? Well, we're going to have, let's see, maybe some acrobatic performances throughout the dance party. And then at the very end, after all the dancing, two hours of just like nonstop dancing, we actually let everyone hear a little live performance. They're going to hear some acoustic instruments, some singing in the Redwoods. Yeah. Dancing, to get people on a dance floor, you know, you think back to high school and no one's drinking then, but maybe a drink breaks the ice to kind of let it go and get out there. How do you get people at 10 o'clock in the morning, no alcohol, but just let it go? I think one unique thing is when you walk in, you get the option of a hug, like a warm hug or a high five. And people are pretty surprised by that. Like, wow, what a like warm way, what a nice welcome. And then if you see a dance floor full of just all these smiling humans and they're just getting down, you want to be part of that so some people have never really danced without alcohol before and they're coming to our event and they're surprised who is coming, what generations younger middle older what kind of people are showing you know what's wild like it's actually a multi-generational really and there's not that many events like that i think maybe a wedding is the only place where you get the dance yeah right where you get everyone dancing but it's a little bit of everything that time yeah people are bringing their kids people even bringing their own parents so if people from uh you know six years old to like senior citizens so it's pretty wild yeah Wow. And no alcohol, no nothing. Just get out there and let it rip. And you mentioned kids are welcome, right? Yes. So I have a seven-year-old. She's going to be there. I think she's right over there. She's over there. Yeah. Hey, Nova. Hi, Nova. She's waving. Yeah, exactly. So people bring, yeah, their kids, sometimes they bring babies with little headphones and all that. Yeah. That is excellent. And it goes till one o'clock and it's just a big party. And after that, you go out and, I guess, beat the world down. You're going to be so jacked up, right? You've got your whole afternoon ahead of you, your whole evening ahead of you. Yeah, exactly, yeah. Okay, I think we've got ticket information, but you do need tickets, right? Yeah, you've got to get a ticket. Yeah, go to Daybreaker's website, yeah, and then we'll welcome you, yeah. All right, well, get a lot of rest, okay? Mustafa, we appreciate it. A reminder, Daybreaker's Bootyful Morning is from 10 to 1 tomorrow. It's at the Transamerica Redwood Park in San Francisco. It's a great spot to party. Spooky Yoga, as we mentioned. the dance party $49 while just the dance party is $39 tickets are still available head to daybreaker.com for more information if you bring kids do the kids have to buy a ticket too i think come in for free all right well you've got some work to do all the best thank you so much we appreciate it