Kink Community. Everywhere!
Whether you’re going to a public dungeon or a private play party, this session will give you the tools you need to navigate these environments with ease.
Negotiating is a critical skill for building BDSM scenes, dynamics and relationships that work. But negotiating doesn't necessarily come naturally -- especially for those of us who are just entering the kink scene.
New or curious about your local public scene? This Kink 101 class gives you the basics on how to get involved with your local kink scene, wherever you live!
New to house topping or an experienced house topper? All are welcome in this class on the many ways to offer safe, fun and ethical house topping & sampler party experiences in our communities.
Deal with harm in a way that supports the person harmed, foster accountability for the person who did harm, & manage the response for the community at large transforming the conditions that allowed harm. This helps create more resilient communities.
Meet lots of new potential friends, play partners and maybe more -- fast!
This class will briefly touch on what consent is and how to secure it, then go beyond and examine how to best react when a consent incident touches us as a stranger, a friend, or an event host.
We’ll look at some recommended responses, including incident reporting and consequences such as apologies, punishments, and restorative justice.
SpankLab is something like a rope jam for impact play. We build community connections while learning skills from each other in a lighthearted, low-pressure space.
New to the local public kink scene? This Kink 101 class gives you the basics.
This class will focus on building parallel relationships, being intentional about your choice of how much to interact with your partners' wider networks, and deciding how to openly communicate.
We can't promise love, but we can help you with a fun night full of meeting people, a lot of people, fast.
Looking back at this past year in your kink life can point you toward what you want to change or focus on for this next year — so we’ll use our reflections to make some goals, ideas, bucket list, or bingo card for next year.