SF: Wicked Grounds Presents: SpankLab! A hands-on monthly impact playshop!
July 30, 2025Want to pick up new tips and tricks for impact play — hands on? Join Wicked Grounds for SpankLab!
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ONLINE: So Fresh & So Clean: Bootblacking & Leather Care 101 with Lady V
July 28, 2025Buff up your leather care knowledge & make your skills shine!
SF: Welcome to the SF Bay Area Scene – FOLSOM EDITION with Miriam Green
July 28, 2025New to the local public scene? This Kink 101 class gives you the basics: prepare for Folsom Street Fair, Dark Odyssey Surrender, and more in this special edition of Welcome to the Scene!
ONLINE: The Introvert’s Toolkit: Gear Up for Kinky Adventures with Miss Mackenzee
July 14, 2025Allow yourself to embrace your introversion in ways that enhance your journey in this exciting and diverse community.
ONLINE: Dating While Kinky with Miriam Green
July 14, 2025In this Kink 101 session, we’ll talk about a variety of strategies for navigating the dating world as a kinkster.
SF: Improv for Naughty Play – A Role Playing Workshop with Psychokitty
July 7, 2025After a short introduction we will explore improv exercises to build and develop skills that you can bring back to your own scenes.
ONLINE: Navigating Your Reputation in BDSM with Princess Rara
June 28, 2025This class will help you understand the dynamics of reputation within the kink community, how it can impact your experiences, and why it’s important to manage it thoughtfully.
SF: Welcome to the SF Bay Area Scene with Miriam Green
June 17, 2025This Kink 101 class gives you the basics on the San Francisco BDSM scene. It’s perfect whether you’re new to kink, new to the public scene, want to learn more about local BDSM play and education!
SF: Fetish Games with Psychokitty
June 17, 2025This will be fun, as we demonstrate several “naughty” games and inspire your own.
ONLINE: From Harm to Healing: A Guide to Community Accountability with Adam and Ash of Consent Academy
June 10, 2025Deal with consent violations in a way that supports the person harmed, fosters accountability for the person who did the harm, and manages the response for the community at large–including transforming the conditions that allowed harm to arise.