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Wild Unicorns is a kink-positive, sex-possible, all-bodies-embracing, sober pop-up play space that welcomes LGBTQIA+ people who are interested in co-creating a juicy, kinky, sensual, and chill evening together. You are...
Have you dreamed of playing with sharps? Have you never quite found the chance to dive in? We are excited to be your Points of Entry. Here you can learn...
Welcome to your Points of Contact. This is a sharps jam for you to play with or around like-minded and experienced people who are into needles, knives, staples, blood or...
This class is a full introduction to partial suspension. It is designed for riggers who feel confident tying on the floor and are ready to expand their practice into partial...
This class introduces the key friction techniques that make your ties hold, lock, and flow. You’ll learn the difference between a counter tension and half hitch, how to secure with...
When facilitating adult groups on topics related to sexuality and kink, with a focus on practical experimentation and action, we often bring our whole selves to the table. Our experiences,...
Explore your first full suspensions — side-on! We will use your choice of upper body harness with a basket tie to practice partial and full side suspensions. We will play...
In our last session before a short summer break, we’ll turn towards the concept of “accountability.” In conversation with Pinko’s published volume After Accountability: A Critical Genealogy of a Concept,...
Japanese inspired rope bondage or shibari comes in many different styles, both in Japan and outside. This class is your introduction into understanding the key differences of styles like Akechi...
This is our experimental shibari playground for all skill levels. Each month explores a new topic — from shame and semenawa to performance, advanced movement, or the mythical “3rd rope”...
As Kink Space Facilitators, we experience a wide range of impressions in our work. We plan juicy offers, trauma and queer inclusive, and hold space for experiences, uncertainties, fuck ups,...
There is something extraordinarily powerful in feeling and playing with consensual and voluntary pain. Why would a person want to feel pain? Why would another love to give it to...
