Kink Community. Everywhere!
The first spark was only the beginning. In Violet Wand 102, we’ll journey deeper into the electric arts—where tingles become teases, and teases become torment, seduction, and surrender.
Step into a world where touch becomes a language and sensation transforms into art. This class invites you to explore the full spectrum of sensation play—from teasing and tantalizing to intense and electrifying.
In this workshop we will go over the psychological impacts of teasing, discuss how to find your tease, give examples of how to use these components in scenes and demo some examples.
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.
Join international sexuality author and educator Lee Harrington for an eye-opening exploration of the 10 key dimensions of power, desire, and authority. Learn how these elements shape our experiences and deepen our connections in the world of kink and beyond, and how you can help you and those you connect with line up your relationships and desires.
Building on the foundational teachings of Elemental Magic 1.0, this class integrates lunar timing into your energetic blueprint, exploring how moon phases can magnify your intention, alignment, and clarity in dominance or submission.
Join former movie producer turned dominatrix, Lady V, in using the art of the angle to make your bits look their best! Penises can be so much prettier if you just don’t shoot them straight down your belly with all of your trash on the floor in the background. Mmm is that month-old Taco Bell, baby?
Uncover ways to help you choose the right toys for you, creating your own unique and authentic approach to this type of play. Our time will help you to expand your repertoire in ways you never would expect.
In this workshop, we look at the overlap between autism and kink. This workshop isn’t just for autistic folk, it can help anyone who feels like an outsider or would like to create a more inclusive environment.
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.