Omnia's main room gets taken over for the official kick off party tied to DesignerCon, with Steve Aoki behind the decks. Expect the venue's signature chandelier centerpiece pulsing with light, a massive LED screen backdrop, and that room-shaking sound system Omnia is known for, all set against a crowd of designer toy collectors, artists, and nightlife regulars mixing together for one night.

Aoki's sets tend to swing between hard-hitting electro house drops and surprise mashups, often punctuated by his trademark cake-throwing antics and stage energy that spills out into the crowd. Caesars Palace's nightclub brings its usual mix of bottle service tables and general admission dance floor access, so whether you're posted up with a view of the DJ booth or packed in near the speakers, the night leans toward high energy from start to finish.

Given the DesignerCon tie-in, this one draws a slightly different crowd than a typical Omnia night, blending the art and toy convention scene with the club's regular party crowd. It's a fitting way to kick off a weekend built around design culture, with the volume cranked up and the visuals matching Omnia's reputation for sensory overload.