Sunday nights at Omnia Day Club shift into something a little different once the sun dips below the Strip, with Green Velvet taking over the decks for a set that blends house and techno with his signature playful, bass-heavy production. The open-air venue at Caesars Palace keeps its European poolside vibe even as daylight fades, with cabanas scattered around the pool deck and multiple bars pouring cocktails for a crowd that skews toward serious house music fans as much as club-goers looking for a scene.

Expect the layout that's made Omnia a Strip staple during the day to carry into evening hours—elevated dining options nearby, plenty of space to move between the pool and the dance floor, and sightlines that put you close to the DJ booth no matter where you're posted up. Green Velvet's catalog spans decades of dance music, from his early Chicago house roots to newer tracks, so the set list tends to move between throwback classics and current club anthems.

Table reservations get you a dedicated spot with service, while general admission works fine if you just want to wander the space and catch the music from wherever the crowd pulls you. Either way, it's a laid-back but high-energy way to close out a Sunday on the Strip.