Event Organizers — Page 2

Illuminaughty Albuquerque

Unverified

Albuquerque, NM

Event Organizer

Illuminaughty Albuquerque is the local New Mexico chapter of Illuminaughty, a membership-based lifestyle events network with chapters in more than 40 U.S. cities. As of mid-2026, the Albuquerque chapter is still in a pre-launch, member-recruitment phase: its own site states the group "is preparing to launch exclusive lifestyle cocktail mixers and private swinger parties" and that organizers "just need a few more members signed up" before scheduling a first local event. There is no fixed clubhouse -- as in other Illuminaughty markets, parties would be held at private venues disclosed only to ticket holders once a schedule exists. Network-wide, Illuminaughty runs two event formats: Tease Cocktail Mixers held in reserved sections of bars and restaurants, and private parties hosted in rented or member-owned homes, apartments, or estates that are decorated and staffed for the night. Standard parties feature a themed dress code, a private security team, a set arrival window followed by a group consent-and-rules talk, and multiple play spaces that can include a group room and light bondage or kink equipment, though advanced BDSM such as heavy impact, breath, fire, or blood play is not permitted. These are documented network practices published on Illuminaughty's national site; Albuquerque-specific venues and setups are not yet public, since no local party has been announced or hosted. Membership is free but requires an application with photos, and approval isn't guaranteed; once approved, members receive event invitations for whichever region they follow, including Albuquerque. Network events are typically open to couples, single women, and a small, gender-balanced number of vetted single men -- roughly two to four per event -- with solo men lacking a Single Man ticket turned away by security. Parties are BYOB, with mixers and non-alcoholic drinks provided; phones and cameras are banned once the consent talk begins, and late arrivals outside the posted window aren't admitted.

Event Organizer

Illuminaughty Colorado Springs is a pre-launch chapter of the Illuminaughty lifestyle network, a members-only community for couples and singles in their 20s-40s. As of mid-2026, no events have yet been held in Colorado Springs — the brand's own site states it is still building its local membership base and will schedule its first party once enough members have signed up. There is no fixed venue: consistent with Illuminaughty's model elsewhere, future events would be hosted at private residences rather than a dedicated clubhouse. Once launched, programming is expected to follow the format used in other Illuminaughty cities: Tease Cocktail Mixers at bars with a reserved private area, and private house parties with themed decor and on-site security, typically drawing 40-80 attendees. Membership is free but requires an application and photo-based approval; approved members get event access through the Illuminaughty mobile app. Because no parties have been scheduled in Colorado Springs, prospective members should apply and RSVP through the official site to be notified once the first event is announced.

Illuminaughty Denver

Denver, CO

Event Organizer

Illuminaughty Denver describes itself as “a curated private members club” for couples and singles in their 20s, 30s and 40s. Its Denver chapter says it launched in early 2025 and hosts monthly events, from lifestyle cocktail mixers to consent-focused private play parties. Mixers are held at restaurants or bars, usually in a reserved area, while play parties take place at private residences that members own or the club rents. Parties set up multiple rooms that might include massage tables, a large bed for group play or kink equipment; the club supplies towels, wipes, condoms, lube, a coat closet and bag storage, and has its own security at every play party. Attending requires a free membership by application, and not every applicant is approved. Couples and single women are admitted at most events; single men need their own Single Man ticket, and typically 2-4 attend an event. The venue location goes only to ticket holders on the day. Parties are BYOB with mixers and non-alcoholic drinks provided, and security checks that guests are at least 21. Most dress themes are formal, with cocktail attire or lingerie for women and suits for men. Doors close after a set arrival window, an opening talk covers consent and safety, and breaking the rules, including the zero-tolerance consent policy, means removal and cancelled membership.

Illuminaughty Phoenix

Phoenix, AZ

Event Organizer

Illuminaughty Phoenix describes itself as “a curated private members club in Phoenix, AZ.” It hosts themed play parties and lifestyle cocktail mixers for couples and singles in Phoenix and Scottsdale, and its Phoenix page says it has brought swinger events to the area since 2023. Attendance is limited to members; membership is free but requires an application. Play parties are held at private residences that members own or the club rents. Rooms might include massage tables, a large bed for group play, or spaces with BDSM and kink toys. The hosts provide towels, wipes, condoms, lube and massage oil, there is a coat closet or racks, and the club’s own security checks tickets and ages at every play party. Each event has a listed dress theme and opens with a talk on logistics, consent, safety and rules. Most events are open to couples, single women, non-binary guests and a small number of single men; guests must be at least 21. The club says it is “friendly to all gender identities and sexual orientations.” The venue address goes only to ticket holders on the day of the event. Parties are BYOB with mixers and snacks supplied, and late arrivals are not admitted. Consent violations bring zero tolerance, and illegal substances are not allowed.

Illuminaughty Portland

Portland, OR

Event Organizer

Illuminaughty Portland describes itself as “a curated private members club” for couples and singles in their 20s, 30s and 40s. It hosts lifestyle cocktail mixers and play parties around Portland, and its page says it has done so since 2023 and runs events every month. Themed events are held at different venues around the city. Play parties are held at private residences owned by members or rented for a specific event, and multiple rooms are set up for different experiences, such as massage tables, a large bed for group play or spaces with BDSM and kink toys. A coat closet or racks are provided, along with towels, wipes, condoms, lube and massage oil. Tease Cocktail Mixers are held at restaurants or bars. Everyone must apply for free membership, with photos, and be approved; guests must be 21 or older, and the club's own security checks tickets and IDs. Most events admit couples, single women, non-binary members and a small number of single men. The address goes to ticket holders on the day. Parties are BYOB, with water, mixers and cups supplied, and each event's dress code is listed on its event page. Doors close after an arrival window for an orientation and consent talk. Consent violations mean removal and loss of membership, and illegal substances and advanced BDSM are banned.

Illuminaughty Seattle

Seattle, WA

Event Organizer

Illuminaughty Seattle describes itself as “a curated private members club” for couples and singles in their 20s, 30s and 40s, serving Seattle and Tacoma. Membership is free but requires an application, and its page says not everyone is approved. Tease Cocktail Mixers are members-only socials in a reserved area of a restaurant or bar, while play parties are held at private residences, from houses to high-rise apartments, that members own or the club rents. Rooms may include massage tables, a large bed for group play and, at times, spaces with BDSM and kink toys, though only mild BDSM is allowed. There are coat racks and bag storage, and the club supplies towels, condoms, lube and massage oil. Couples, single women and non-binary members are admitted, plus a small number of single men who must apply and be approved as such. Approved members get invites, and the address goes only to ticket holders on the day. Parties are BYOB, each has a dress theme members are expected to follow, and security checks tickets and that guests are at least 21. Doors close after an arrival window, and an opening talk covers consent and rules. Consent violations bring removal; illegal substances and payment for acts are not allowed.

IntimatePartiesGroup (IPG)

New York, NY

Event Organizer

IntimatePartiesGroup (IPG) describes itself as a group “composed of Experienced Event Hosts, Club DJs, Comics, Venue Owners, and Entertainers.” It holds its events at hotels, from two-day entire-hotel takeovers that its FAQ says average 150–200 couples to pajama, topless or dessert house parties averaging 30–40 couples. The FAQ names the NY, NJ, PA, CT and MA area when describing its DJs. Takeovers run all day. The club describes a heated indoor pool it calls “completely private” and clothing optional, theme and play rooms, a dance floor with DJs who take requests, and light hot and cold finger food at most events, sometimes with a late-night dessert by the pool. The club hosts couples and unescorted women, and guests must be 21 or older. Spots are confirmed after a donation, when the club sends the hotel info and a reservation code if needed. Drinking is BYOB, with beer in cans, not glass, and a mixers station supplied; the club never sells or supplies liquor, though a venue may run a cash bar at some events. Dress is club style or neat casual unless a theme is set, and unauthorized photography is not permitted.

Jo & David's Swingers Parties

Chamcook, New Brunswick

House Party

Jo & David's Swingers Parties says “These parties are genuine house parties” and that it is not a swingers club. The hosts hold them in their own home in Chamcook for guests on a guestlist. Parties are usually on Saturdays, as Greedy Girls nights, Couples and Singles parties or Couples Only parties. The 3,600-square-foot house has three levels. The bottom floor has a self-service bar with seating for 20-plus, lockers and a playroom that serves as a darkroom at some events. The main floor has a kitchen and dining area that is a no-sex safe zone, a lounge that doubles as an exhibitionist playroom, and a playroom with two queen beds; upstairs are two more playrooms. Outside are a fire pit, a smoking area and a hot tub that closes in snow or ice, with off-road parking. Only guests with a verified profile on the website can book, and the hosts can refuse or remove guests. Couples and Singles parties admit a limited, equal number of single ladies and single men, Greedy Girls parties admit more single men, and Couples Only parties exclude singles. Guests must be 18, or 19 for the bar and alcohol; drinks and a buffet are provided. Dress is “clubwear or sexier” or nudity, cameras and camera phones are banned, and “No always means NO.”

Joyride

Unverified

London, London

Event Organizer

Joyride is a London-based queer, sex-positive event series operating at the intersection of rave culture, art, and sexual expression. Founded in early 2023 by Irish sex educator MJ Fox and experiential event producer Lydia Fikan, the party draws together DJs, performers, sexuality practitioners, and artists around a shared ethos of joy, playfulness, and consent. Pitched at adults aged 21 and over, Joyride sold out its earliest events through word of mouth alone before securing a bi-weekly Sunday residency at Corsica Studios in Elephant and Castle — one of London's most established underground club spaces. The format centred on two spaces at Corsica Studios: a main dancefloor delivering a genre-fluid programme spanning house, techno, and everything in between, with a focus on queer and femme artists; and two purpose-built playrooms fitted with bespoke kink furniture and sex machines, one of them designed by interior designer Domhnall Nolan. A welfare team, identifiable by yellow bandanas and flashing armbands, circulated throughout every event. Phones and cameras were barred from the dancefloor and playrooms, with stickers placed over camera lenses on entry. Tickets were sold exclusively through Dice and only available in advance, with community and unwaged tickets available on request. Joyride's Corsica Studios residency came to an end in February 2026 when the venue announced its permanent closure; the final party, on 15 February 2026, marked the event's third birthday. As of mid-2026, no successor venue has been confirmed. The dress code required fetish or kink attire — latex, leather, PVC, mesh, lingerie, harnesses — and streetwear was refused entry. The entry age was strictly 21 and over. Prospective attendees should check joyriderave.com and the Dice promoter page for current event information.

Killing Kittens

London, London

Event Organizer

Killing Kittens describes itself as “the sexually liberated social network where Kittens come first”. It is an event organizer in London, and its Our Heritage page says it was founded in 2005. Its London parties include masked balls, a Kinky Cabaret and Hedonism nights, and ticket holders get a pre-party group in the WAX app. Its London parties page says events are held in “some of the most exclusive and luxurious venues in London, with stunning decor, state-of-the-art sound systems, and a carefully curated atmosphere”. Event listings mention an open bar, a steam room and a jacuzzi. Membership is for people who are female, transgender or non-binary and 21 or over, by application approved at the management committee's discretion, and only members can buy tickets. A member can bring a registered guest who stays with them, while its Singles Hedonism night lets guests arrive alone without an invite from a member. The full venue address is emailed ahead of the party. Guests may not bring alcohol or illegal substances, phones are used only in designated areas with the camera covered or in a privacy pouch, cameras and recording are banned, and a code of conduct with zero tolerance for inappropriate behavior applies.

Outdoor Event Organizer

Kinky Campers Canada is a lifestyle-oriented campout organizer operating in rural New Brunswick, Canada. The venture targets kinksters and participants in the swinging lifestyle, offering outdoor camping experiences in a private rural setting rather than a fixed indoor club venue. Beyond the tagline Campouts in Rural New Brunswick for Kinksters Living the Lifestyle, no independently verifiable details about amenities, facilities, capacity, or the character of events have been confirmed from public sources. The site lists itself as under active development. Entry requirements, pricing, and event scheduling are not publicly documented. Prospective attendees should contact the organizers directly via kinkycampers.ca for current event dates and booking details.

Krewe of Swingtown (KOS)

Houston, TX

Event Organizer

Krewe of Swingtown (KOS) describes itself as “a very laid back group” and is an adult lifestyle event organizer and social group based in the Houston, TX area hosting events across Texas. Its home page says it was founded in 2005, primarily as a “Lifestyle” oriented Mardi Gras krewe. Its home page lists events including Naughty Is Nice, Mardi Gras Galveston weekend house parties, a pre-river-trip party and a Guadalupe River trip. Its Texas Lifestyle Festival page describes a weekend-long party at Linnett Ranch in Henderson, TX, with an indoor nightly event space, two pools, indoor and outdoor hot tubs, rental rooms, RV sites and tent camping, plus demos, vendors, contests and games, and theme nights. Its home page says events are open to all couples and single females in the lifestyle, with limited admittance for single males at some; at the festival a single male needs a female date or sponsoring couple, and a sponsoring couple answers for its guest. To join, people apply for a free profile with photos and an “About us” essay and are emailed if accepted; premium membership does not include event admission. Rules require a KOS wristband, consent before touching and permission before photography; overly intoxicated guests are asked to leave the party area or denied entrance.

Lacey's PlayHouse

Myrtle Beach, SC

Lifestyle Party Venue

Lacey's PlayHouse describes itself as “A venue to party with your Lifestyle friends”, hosting theme parties near Myrtle Beach; its flyers give Loris, SC as the location. It welcomes experienced lifestylers and those just exploring, whether local or on vacation, and says its 1,300-square-foot space holds up to 50 people comfortably. The venue can also be booked for a lifestyle group party or a couples retreat. Its photos page shows a party room for socializing, dancing, games and refreshments, plus a hot tub and pool. Guests are asked to dress to the theme or dress to impress, and the flyers advertise BYOB parties. Parties are exclusively for adults 30 and over, and registration is required: guests text their names and the party date, wait for a reply confirming space, and then make a party donation by Venmo or Cash App. Some flyers say couples and single females are welcome, and they vary on single males, with some parties admitting select single males or all singles. Couples must arrive and depart together, parties often sell out, and there are no refunds for cancellations on party day.

Lavish Lifestyle Events

Hauppauge, NY

Event Organizer

Lavish Lifestyle Events describes itself as “Upscale lifestyle events, private venues, and RSVP-only experiences.” Its owners, Cynthia and Ron, say they are rebranding Club Manor, the off-premise swingers club on Long Island they owned for the past 17 years, and expanding to South Florida. The site names Long Island and South Florida as the places it runs events. The parties are themed soirées, which the organizer describes with “crafted cocktails, sultry beats” and bills as a dance party for like-minded adults. Its pages also mention private venues. Events are RSVP-only. Guests fill in an online form with their names, email and phone number, including a partner's name for couples. The events page is addressed to couples and singles.

Lifeinstyle STL

St. Louis, MO

Event Organizer

Lifeinstyle STL describes itself as “an exclusive community” for verified couples aged 21 and over. It is an events organizer that runs rotating events: its pages list full hotel takeovers, meet-and-greets at local bars and a National Swingers Weekend at Lake of the Ozarks, with parties in St. Louis and across the Midwest. Large parties are hotel takeovers with DJs and live music, with hotel room packages sold for guests. The FAQ describes themed rooms as “cozy spaces” where couples can lounge and explore, says the parties are “not sex focused or sex based,” and says games and activities are optional. Smaller meet-and-greets run at bars such as Chapter 3 in Soulard, including newbie meet-and-greets, and events range from about 50 to 400 guests. Every guest needs an approved Lifeinstyle account; the club says it vets each profile, approval can take one to four days, and there are no door sales. Events are for couples and single women; single men can apply for select single-male accounts for groups, chat and more. The location is emailed the night before. Dress is cocktail attire unless an event is themed. Consent is mandatory, guests should control their alcohol intake, photos are suggested only in designated areas, and the club reserves the right to admit or deny anyone.

Lifestyle Playground

Denver, CO

Event Organizer

Lifestyle Playground, which goes by LSPlayground, describes itself as “a private community built for connection, curiosity, and unforgettable experiences.” It is an event organizer rather than a single venue, hosting gatherings in Denver, Arvada and Colorado Springs, from Sunday coffee meetups and monthly happy hours to hotel takeovers, plus workshops on sexual wellness and education. Its homepage describes the takeovers as having “themed rooms, seductive entertainment, and indulgent spaces.” At play events the club reserves play areas for couples and invited participants, and its guidelines cover consent, observing, hygiene and safe sex, with protection required for anal and vaginal intercourse unless participants agree otherwise in advance. Joining is by application: the About page says the team reads every application, and free members can browse and attend events, while a paid Premium membership adds member profiles and messaging but not admission. Events are 21+, with government-issued ID required at nightlife and play events and no late entry there. Photos and recording are banned at those events, guests who do not meet the dress code or venue requirements may be denied entry, and play events prohibit illegal drugs and paid sexual services.

Lifestyle Playtime

Unverified

DeKalb, IL

Event Group / Hotel Takeover Organizer (no fixed venue)

Lifestyle Playtime is a Chicago-area lifestyle group based in DeKalb, IL that runs low-pressure monthly meet-and-greets alongside larger hotel takeover parties, rather than operating out of a single fixed venue. The format keeps overhead low and lets the group rotate between DeKalb and the wider Chicago suburbs depending on the event. Entry is vetted: single men must apply through the group's "Distinguished Gentlemen" screening process before attending, and all guests sign a liability waiver and show photo ID at check-in. Attendees wear an event wristband, and couples are expected to arrive and leave together, with house rules enforced by volunteer hosts rather than paid staff.

Lux Velvet

Ottawa, Ontario

Party Collective

Lux Velvet says it “creates unforgettable adults-only events for open-minded people across Ottawa.” It is a female-owned and operated party collective for people who are non-monogamous or curious: public Mixers and Dance Parties are held every other month at a new Ottawa venue, alongside members-only play parties. All events are 19+. The themed Mixers are the entry point, billed as “no-pressure” meet and greets for sex-positive, like-minded people. The members-only parties take place in “chic hotels, stylish private clubs, and one-of-a-kind venues across the city,” and no play is required to attend. Coat check, alcohol and food are paid for by each guest, and each event listing states whether the venue is accessible. Mixers are open to singles and couples; play parties are for vetted members only, and a member cannot bring a non-member partner. Membership follows attending a Mixer and a free 30-minute video chat, and not everyone is approved. Single men are welcome unless an event says otherwise, but are vetted especially thoroughly and kept to a greatly reduced ratio. Consent is required for all contact, belligerent or disorderly behavior and illegal drugs are not allowed, ID may be requested, and a one-strike policy applies.

Event Company

LUXX Parties describes itself as “a unique event company” that brings people together “in a safe, fun and exclusive environment.” It stages its parties at host resorts, and its site lists Right Connections Travel of Las Vegas as the sponsor of its events. The club says it places “a large emphasis on music, entertainment and setting a positive atmosphere,” and its About page says it books DJs who have played at nightclubs such as Omnia and Hakkasan and at events such as EDC and Groove Cruise, with sound and lighting it calls “first class.” Its event pages describe daily pool parties, themed night events and DJ sets at host resorts, and note that events are not all-inclusive and that host resorts charge their own daily resort fee. Attendance requires being a registered LUXX member: the site says all event attendees must be registered members, and booking requires an active membership. Couples memberships are no longer offered for liability reasons, so partners sign up individually. Total memberships are limited each year, and inactive members are asked to renew before events. A higher Elite tier gives first access to tickets, room types and cabanas, plus invites to private Elite member events.

Event Organizer

Mindbender Parties uses the tagline “where life is anything but the ordinary!” It hosts swingers lifestyle events, and its blog calls it a private club takeover. Its About page says Mizzy Bender still travels the East Coast putting on full thematic lifestyle events. Its current listings are Saturday-night parties in Providence, Rhode Island. Its home page lists a DJ, a pole, a swing and a play area, and its blog adds dance floors, cocktail lounges, icebreaker games and optional play areas. Its Providence listings add a dungeon for onsite play with private and open play space and on-site vending from Mizzy's Boutique. Its themed nights include leather and lace, glow parties and costume contests. Its blog says it welcomes couples of all dynamics, throuples, solo adventurers and curious friends, and Providence listings price couples, single women and single men separately. Guests RSVP through each event listing and are greeted on arrival by event security staff. Its etiquette checklist asks guests to ask before touching, treat a no as final and respect red wristbands, and it cites “a zero-tolerance policy for creepy behavior.” Providence listings describe a cash or card bar, and the blog suggests lingerie, leather or costumes.

Mint Tease

London, London

Play Party

Mint Tease uses the tagline “3-Floor Private Play Paradise” for its sapphic play parties, held at a secret venue in East London near Aldgate East. The site describes a night “designed entirely for sapphic pleasure and connection,” and the guest list is limited to LGBTQ+ women, with no men admitted. Each event has its own color theme. The three-floor venue has a ground-floor cocktail bar and dance area where play pauses, open and more private play spaces upstairs, and a fully equipped dungeon, with hosts on hand all night, plus lockers and a cloakroom. Guests can socialize, observe or play, and the club says everything is optional and newcomers are welcome. Entry is by short application approval; approved guests receive a ticket link by email, and past attendees are verified automatically. Guests bring physical government photo ID, check phones into lockers at the entrance (they can use them at reception), and dress up, as casual wear such as light jeans or sportswear is refused. The address is revealed 48 hours before each event. House rules center on enthusiastic consent, not interrupting scenes, and wiping down any equipment used; hosts and security can remove a guest immediately.

Mitch's Place

Jacksonville, FL

On-Premises House Party

Mitch's Place describes itself as “a long running on Premises House party” hosted by Mitch at a house in Jacksonville, Florida. It runs every Saturday night, and the site says to check it each week for theme information. The host lists a three-bedroom, two-bath house with a video room, a bar room, sitting and lounge areas, and a dance floor with a stripper pole and “plenty of music.” Outside, there is a covered patio with chairs and a gas fire pit, plus an enclosed hot tub, and the host supplies towels. Couples and single women are welcome, and the site says there are no new single males. The address is given by phone: guests call Mitch for it and for party details, which he says are too much to text. The party is BYOB, with a bartender who provides setups, cups, ice and snacks and works for tips. The house rule is that no means no, and the site says guests who are offended by open nudity or open sexual activity should not attend.

Monde Osé

Unverified

Montreal, Quebec

Event Organizer

Monde Osé is a Montreal-based lifestyle brand and event organizer founded on August 5, 2005, by a Montrealer known publicly as Frank, whose search with his wife for upscale, open-minded sensual entertainment in the city found nothing that met their expectations. The name derives from the French "osé," meaning "daring" — a word the brand treats as both identity and mandate, pledging to challenge social norms around sexuality and self-expression. The first gathering drew 110 invited guests to Joy Nightspot, a small Montreal nightclub, structured as a private couples-and-ladies-only party. Monthly events followed, growing by word of mouth into an erotic performance-arts brand whose stated philosophy rests on three words: Respect, Acceptance, and Love. Monde Osé's principal events have been two annual balls. The Bal Érotique, launched in 2006 as a first-anniversary celebration, ran for thirteen editions through 2018: the inaugural edition drew 450 guests and numbers climbed to more than 1,500 by the peak years. The final edition — Moonlight Masquerade — was held on August 25, 2018, at Bain Mathieu, 2915 Ontario Street East, and was deliberately retired by founder Frank, who announced in August 2018 that he was moving on to other pursuits. The continuing flagship is the Bal Burlesque, a spring event led by performer and artistic director Lexxi Brown (also known as Foxy Lexxi); its most recent confirmed edition took place on March 4, 2023, at Cabaret Lion d'Or, 1676 rue Ontario est, in Montreal's Le Village neighbourhood. Events run from 9 pm to 3 am and combine live burlesque headliners, pole dancers, contortionists, and aerial artists with a soundtrack of deep house, techno, soul, and funk curated by guest DJs. Each event is built around a distinct theme deployed through décor, lighting, performance, and dress code. Access to Monde Osé events is membership-first: prospective attendees are encouraged to apply for pre-approval through the website's membership section, where applications are reviewed against unstated criteria. Non-members who arrive without prior approval are screened on-site, with entry based on what the brand describes as "attractiveness, style and sophistication," and a slight ticket premium at the door. For the 2023 Bal Burlesque, pre-sale tickets started at $55 CAD (until December 22, 2022), rising through early-bird ($65), regular ($80), and day-of ($95) tiers; VIP packages at $400 included a reserved table for the evening, bottle service, and line skip — all VIP guests were still required to hold a separate event ticket. Dress code is strictly enforced: no athletic wear, running shoes, or baseball caps; the expected standard is sexy or daring, with themed costuming actively encouraged. Guests must be at least 18 years old.

Monkey Business

Wickford, Essex

Members Club (Roaming Events)

Monkey Business is a private lifestyle members club based in Wickford, Essex, operating since 2019 under the pillars of luxury, discretion, and community. Founded and run as a curated invitation-only operation, it is open to those aged 25 and over. Its home venue is a private villa in Essex whose address is never publicly listed — ticketed members receive the location approximately two hours before each event begins. The villa is equipped with a heated swimming pool, hot tub, sun loungers, and a BBQ for outdoor socialising, alongside a cocktail lounge and multiple dedicated play spaces: a dungeon and red room, a dark room, a cinema room, a glory hole and dark orgy room, and a range of private and social areas. The event calendar carries a strong themed character — leather-and-lingerie nights, 80s neon socials, Tantric Dine evenings with a private chef and four-course meal, Hotwife parties, and Ladies Only Days sit alongside lunchtime afternoon sessions. The club periodically stages events at external venues in Essex and Kent in addition to its home villa. Events are ticketed individually with no fixed weekly timetable; evening parties typically run 20:30 to 02:00, while daytime sessions run from around midday. Annual membership costs £50, is restricted to those aged 25 and over, and entitles holders to reduced entry. A first visit is permitted without membership at selected newbie and daytime events. Single males must hold registered membership and pre-book directly with the organisers before each event — walk-ins are not accepted. Dress code is event-specific and published alongside each listing.