This burlesque class is a love letter to you.

Celebrate National Anal Sex Day with us on April 18th!

A munch is an informal event in which people with a common interest gather for a meal. In this case, that common interest is KINK! And the gathering is a safe, private space.

Join us for an enriching and supportive monthly gathering designed for individuals navigating the beautiful complexities of polyamorous and consensually non-monogamous relationship.

Unleash your confidence and explore the art of seductive movement in this empowering Lap Dance Class

Lets get dirty on the floor!

Disciplining your body in order to discipline your mind...

Join us for an evening of games, community, and connection at our Kink & Queer Friendly Tabletop Social!

May is Masturbation Month—so let’s celebrate it the way it was meant to be!

** Reschedule from February 2026 ** You’ve read the books. You understand the theory. You’re committed to ethical and consensual non-monogamy. But how do you actually do this?

Electro Play 101: A Beginner's Guide to Safe and Sensual Electric Stimulation

This class is perfect for those seeking to explore the fundamentals of rope and build beyond them. We’ll cover a range of beginner-friendly BDSM concepts, including safety practices, consent and collaboration/negotiation, along with essential knots and foundational tools to get you started.

Come on over to our queer- and kink-friendly space for a fun and engaging time! Bring your current craft project and enjoy some quality time with your community. Let's stitch, bitch, and create together in a judgment-free and safe environment. See you there!

Tired of hitting your bottom in the face (on accident) with the whippy bits? This class is for you!

Celebrate Spring and Beltane in this craft workshop with Kim Adamski.

Like speed dating, but queerer, non-monogamous, and way less awkward.

It’s flirty. It’s fierce. It’s a little bit naughty.

Mother’s Day, but make it fabulous. 💐✨

Welcome to our unconventional book club where we explore the worlds of literature, kink, and the finer things in life.

There's no denying that drugs can sometimes be sexy. Whether you call it chemsex, partying, or just plain old "sex and drugs," sexualized drug use has been practiced since antiquity.