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The Ecclesia

Glasgow, Scotland

On-Premise Club

The Ecclesia is a Glasgow city centre lifestyle and kink club combining swinging and BDSM/fetish communities under one roof. Founded in 2017 by event organisers with a background running alternative-lifestyle events across Scotland — including the Breaking Point annual event in Perth and club nights in Dundee — the venue opened in Glasgow in late 2019 following the closure of the city's long-running Sauchiehall Street dungeon. The club operates in the Hope Street and Merchant City area of the city centre on a near-community, non-profit basis. The venue spans nearly 3,000 sq ft across two connected spaces. A penthouse dungeon of around 500 sq ft across two rooms is equipped with a custom suspension murphy bed, suspension platforms, fetters wheels, bondage thrones, St Andrews crosses, cages, Sybian machines, fucking machines, and a rope tie platform. Social spaces are kept separate from the playrooms. Condoms, lubricant, and cleaning supplies are stocked throughout. A mandatory safety briefing precedes every event and a consent policy — with house safeword 'RED' — is enforced venue-wide. The event calendar includes Fun for All (FFA) mixed nights open to couples, singles, and groups (typically 8pm to midnight); Greedy Girls Gangbang nights; dedicated LGBT nights; ladies-only evenings; TV/CD admirer nights; kink workshops including rope education (typically 3pm to 8pm); and social speed-dating evenings with play-permitted afterparties. Private dungeon hire is available at £40 per hour or £200 for a full day. All tickets are sold in advance on a guestlist-only basis — the physical address is released only to confirmed attendees — and are non-refundable and non-transferable. Challenge 25 is enforced at the door.

The Foothills Club

Anderson, SC

Hotel Ballroom Party Club

The Foothills Club describes itself as a “private/membership only club, open to couples and singles in the lifestyle.” It holds its parties in a private hotel ballroom in Anderson, South Carolina, near I-85 Exit 19A, and says it is “not an on-premise club.” Its history page traces the club to 1985, when it began as house parties in Georgia. It hosts one or more events a month, a Friday karaoke meet and greet followed by a themed Saturday main event. The smoke-free ballroom is decorated for each Saturday theme. A DJ plays music and videos and takes requests, and the room has a lighted stripper pole and a St. Andrew's cross for guests who want “a hint of playful adventure.” Complimentary appetizers and finger food are served, and host-hotel rooms are offered at a member rate, though a room is never required. Everyone needs a lifetime membership, bought at the door with a photo ID matching the registration form; the club takes cash only. Anyone 21 or older who is interested in the lifestyle may join, including couples and single women. Single men are limited to 10% of attendance and must contact the club to be confirmed. Friday is BYOB; Saturday adds a complimentary open bar, plus BYOB. There is no specific dress code. Sex is not allowed in the ballroom or public hotel areas.

The Freaky Rock

Geesthacht, Schleswig-Holstein

The Freaky Rock is a swinger lounge beside the Schleusenkanal in Geesthacht, a small Elbe-side town roughly 35 kilometres southeast of Hamburg. Operated by Tanja and Matthias Ullrich — who together bring more than twenty years of experience in the lifestyle sector — the venue has occupied its current address for over twelve years, making it one of the more long-established clubs in Schleswig-Holstein. The owners describe it as the 'somewhat different swinger club', with a strict no-professional-workers policy and a focus on an amateur, community-driven atmosphere. The interior spans approximately 400 square metres and can accommodate up to around 150 guests. Facilities include a bar and buffet, a dance floor fitted with a pole, dedicated changing rooms and showers, lockable couple rooms, open play areas, a wellness section with sauna and hot tub, BDSM equipment including a St. Andrew's cross, and an outdoor area with a separate enclosed smoking section. The club is explicitly LGBTQ+ inclusive and designated a transgender safe space, with gender-neutral restrooms on site. The entrance and car park are wheelchair-accessible. The Freaky Rock runs an event-driven weekly programme rather than fixed nightly hours, with times published ahead of each event via its JOYclub listing. A typical week covers a Tuesday evening party, a Friday Croque Night, a Saturday rock-themed evening centred on Rammstein and Onkelz, and a Sunday Genießer Brunch. Gay and bi-male nights also appear in the regular calendar. First-time visitors are offered an optional guided tour of the venue. Advance registration is mandatory — walk-ins are not accepted. The preferred booking route is via the club's JOYclub profile; guests without a profile may contact the venue by phone, WhatsApp, or email. All door payments are cash only.

The Green Door

Las Vegas, NV

On-Premise Club

The Green Door describes itself as “a safe place where consenting adults can live out their wildest fantasies”. The club operates in Las Vegas, Nevada, on East Sahara Avenue, in a facility of more than 12,000 square feet, and says it was founded in 1998. Its tour page names a game room, the GD Flick Room, a Chill & Relax Spa, a Shadow Box Room, a Blue Room, The Dungeon and couples areas. Guests must be 18 or older, and no reservation or invitation is required; passes or memberships are bought at the club's cashier cage on the night. Singles may not enter the Couples Only areas, and may enter the couples-plus-one area only when invited and escorted by its host. The dress code is “dress to impress”, with extra rules for single men. No alcohol is served or allowed, no food or beverages are permitted, smoking is permitted, and cameras and recording devices are banned.

The Hellfire Club

Sunbury-on-Thames, Surrey

On-Premise Club

The Hellfire Club describes itself as an “Alternative lifestyle club” and hosts parties in Sunbury-on-Thames, Surrey, for guests aged 21 and over. Parties are monthly apart from Brief Encounter on Wednesdays and Secret Sunday on Sundays, which run weekly; the monthly lineup includes a couples weekend, a ladies' night and the fetish nights SWISH, AllBarNone and The Dungeon. The club lists open play areas including a dogging car, a cinema, a grope maze, the dungeon and some playrooms, intended for both play and voyeurism, plus a Terrace Garden, a Courtyard Garden and a bistro. It says it is “not spa, or naturist venue”, so people generally stay clothed until they play. Tickets are listed on Eventbrite. Single men are limited in number, must pre-book and need either digital membership or ID and proof of address; they and TV/TG guests are not admitted to couples-only events. Every party is a pay bar and guests cannot bring their own alcohol or soft drinks. Entry can be refused for ripped or faded jeans, dirty clothes or intoxication, and mobile phones are barred in public areas except reception and the two gardens.

The Lifestyle Lounge

Unverified

Eccles, Greater Manchester

BDSM Club

The Lifestyle Lounge sits on Liverpool Road in Eccles, a short distance from the Manchester city boundary, in a building that has housed one of Greater Manchester's most tenacious adult social clubs for over four decades. Originally trading as Adam and Eve's — widely described as one of the UK's oldest swingers bars — the venue was taken over by owner Kerry, who oversaw a full rebrand and renovation programme completed in April 2025. The result is a members-only club that explicitly courts couples, single women, LGBTQ+ guests, and those with an interest in kink, fetish, and BDSM, while retaining the community-social-club atmosphere that the site has carried since the 1980s. The club gained national attention when it featured in the Channel 5 documentary Adults: 24 Hour Sex, Up All Night. The venue occupies four themed floors fitted out for both social and play use. Amenities include a hot tub, jacuzzi, sauna, swing room, a dungeon, a bondage table, private rooms, a pool table, and individual lockers. Capacity is capped at approximately 80 members. The atmosphere is deliberately low-key and sober: the venue holds no alcohol licence, so guests bring their own within strict limits — up to four cans or a half-bottle per person. Phones are surrendered at the reception desk on arrival to protect members' identities, and are not permitted in any public area of the club. The club opens Wednesday and Thursday from 21:00 to 02:00, and Friday and Saturday from 20:00 to 03:00. Membership is required to attend, and the dress code is described as bright, kinky, and as bold as guests dare. A zero-tolerance drugs policy is in force, and the club is a participant in the Code Red safety network — a shared-exclusion arrangement spanning multiple venues across the North of England under which a ban at one member club applies automatically to all others.

The Naughty Pineapple

Leicester, Leicestershire

On-Premise Club

The Naughty Pineapple describes itself as “a welcoming and friendly club” and is a swingers club on Bedford Street South, near Leicester town centre. It says it is “LGBTQ friendly”, opens Thursday to Sunday with Thursday as a Newbie Day for people new to the scene, and holds themed parties each month along with various events and bi takeover nights. It calls itself “one of the smaller clubs”. The club lists a hot tub (no play in it), a four-tier cinema room that also has room for play, showers, a changing room with free lockers, playrooms with condoms and lube, a sex swing, female glory holes, a grope box, a fetish dungeon and a BDSM cross, plus various demonstration evenings for learning new skills. A small cafe serves cooked food and drinks, and a small outside area is for smoking and vaping. Entry categories cover couples, single men, TV/TS guests and single women. Membership is free and needs only a name and a face photo. The club is not licensed, so guests bring their own drinks and pay corkage; soft drinks are sold. Dress runs from smart or casual to a towel or nudity. The club is 18+ and can ask for identification. Phones and cameras must stay out of the play areas. Drugs or violence mean a lifetime ban, and ignoring two requests to stop means removal.

The Pendulum Society

Langley, British Columbia

On-Premise Club

The Pendulum Society describes itself as “a 19+ all inclusive, members only adult club” that hosts parties and catered private events for people of all genders and sexual orientations. It holds lifestyle and kink events and themed parties at private properties in Langley and South Surrey, British Columbia, and rents its space for photo and video shoots and private play dates. The club calls its Langley venue the Langley Mansion, and its event pages describe a 5,600-square-foot mansion. Facilities it names include semi-private playrooms where curtains can be closed or left open for guests who enjoy being watched, shared public playrooms and a saltwater inground pool. There are stairs, so heels call for caution. Joining is by membership application, and exact addresses are emailed only after registration, an RSVP and payment of the entry donation. New single men must attend a new member orientation before the larger sex-on-premises events. The club is BYOB: it sells no alcohol, and a server stores and serves guests' drinks. Themed attire is encouraged but optional, business casual or club wear otherwise. Consent is required, pay-for-play is banned, illicit drugs are prohibited, and cameras and recording devices are not allowed unless authorized.

The Phoenix Ottawa

Ottawa, Ontario

On-Premise Club

The Phoenix Ottawa describes itself as a “private members’ venue”, an erotic social club near Hunt Club and Prince of Wales Drive that welcomes curious, open-minded couples and singles aged 18 and over of any gender, identity or sexuality. It is LGBTQ2A+ and kink-friendly, opens Mondays, Fridays and Saturdays, and can be rented for private parties. The club has two dungeons with a spanking bench, suspension point, X-cross and sex chair, plus a milking table, an aftercare room, a pink room, a double-bedded open room for exhibitionists and voyeurs, and two lounge rooms. It offers lockers, free on-site parking, condoms, lubricant, water and light snacks. Recurring nights include a Monday night, a Friday BDSM night, Saturday swinger nights, a Saturday men's night and a hotwife and cuckolding night. Attendance requires a membership bought in person after email vetting, which is also how the address is released. Single men may attend Monday, Friday and men's nights, and Swinger Saturday and Her Playground are by invitation only for them. The club sells no alcohol; members may bring their own, but intoxication can lead to removal. Cameras and phones are prohibited, and non-consensual touching and harassment are met with zero tolerance.

Private House Party

The Playground RI describes itself as “a place where like-minded adults get together for a safe fun-filled night.” Its FAQ says it has no memberships and is “not a club just a private house party,” and its hosts page says Eddy and Viv have hosted for over 20 years. It is in Providence, RI. It has 9 private play rooms and 3 open rooms, including a couples-only room. The first floor has the Wild West room, the Pirate room and the 50 Shades of Grey Red Room of Pain; the second has a dance floor with a stripper pole plus the Jungle and Gothic rooms; and the towel-and-robe-only third has an open group play area and a Glory Hole. It also has a dungeon, two sex swings, a massage table, a Sybian and a doctor's office with two exam tables. It holds Fusion Friday, Fantasy Friday, Full Figure Friday and Saturday nights. Guests RSVP through the night's host with a name, couple or single status and a face picture, and the host then sends the address; walk-ins are not allowed and all parties are 21+. Parties are BYOB, themes are never mandatory, and there is no nudity outdoors. House rules say no means no, touching requires verbal consent, phones are banned on the third floor and in the basement, and anyone who breaks a rule is removed without a refund and possibly banned.

The Rabbit Hole Adelaide

Adelaide, South Australia

On-Premise Club

The Rabbit Hole Adelaide is a private members lifestyle club set in a converted private residence roughly ten minutes north-east of the Adelaide CBD. Catering to open-minded adults interested in consensual non-monogamy, swinging, and alternative relationship dynamics, the club is built around a philosophy of consent, safety, and sophistication. Run by a couple known as Wendee and Andrew, the venue is deliberately curated and selective: prospective members must submit an application questionnaire and a recent full-body photograph before gaining access, and membership, though free, is granted entirely at the hosts' discretion. The venue is spread across two floors. Downstairs is the social zone — a lounge equipped with a pool table and pole-dance poles where guests mingle and settle in. Upstairs holds the play floor, comprising an open dungeon, an open room, two closed private rooms, and a curtained room. Every play space is stocked with condoms (regular, large and X-large), dams, lubricant, wipes, and clean sheets and towels; a one-hour limit is suggested for closed rooms to keep access moving. Soft drinks, water, tea, coffee, and nibbles are provided; guests bring their own alcohol, stored in a large commercial refrigerator on site. A change room is available for those who prefer to arrive in street clothes and transition into lingerie or fetish attire on site. Phones are surrendered to lockers at arrival and are not permitted back in the venue — cameras and any form of recording are prohibited throughout. The calendar spans a varied programme of themed nights, primarily on Saturdays, with doors opening at 8:30 pm and closing at 9:30 pm — late admission is not offered. Regular open parties run through to around 2:00 am; Newbie Nights, restricted to couples and plus-ones with soft-swinging guidelines in the shared spaces, are the recommended entry point for first-timers. The programme also includes Meet and Greet social evenings with no play, Girls Nights for female-identifying guests, LGBTQI+ Rainbow Parties, and kink and fetish events. Membership is free and non-transferable but is a prerequisite for all events; single men must first attend a mandatory Information Night — a 2.5-hour facility tour and orientation session — before their application is reviewed, and even after approval are restricted to designated events.

The Red Chair

Birmingham, AL

BDSM Club

The Red Chair (TRC) uses the tagline “Serving Central Alabama's BDSM Alternative Lifestyle Community.” It is a 501c non-profit in Birmingham that provides education and support for adults who practice alternative lifestyles, particularly BDSM, through educational seminars, lectures, group discussions and freeform meetings. It says it was established in November 1997 and that it welcomes “all sexual orientations, consensual relationships, and risk-aware, consensual kink practices without discrimination.” The club's pages describe a TRC playspace with a dungeon and a Manager on Duty whose name is posted on a whiteboard and who serves as the default dungeon monitor for dungeon play. Members in good standing for at least a year can reserve the space for private rentals, and catering is offered. Munches and sloshes are typically held four to five times a month in Birmingham. Membership is by invitation: applicants must be at least 19, meet someone in leadership at least once, typically at a munch or slosh, and complete an orientation. Munches are open to everyone 19 or older, while private events are for members only, and guests must be approved in advance under the TRC Guest Policy. The house safeword is “Red,” and a dungeon monitor will check in on or end a scene when it is used.

The Sublime Society

London, London

Performance Night / Event Series

The Sublime Society is a monthly erotic performance event series staged at Dear Darling, a luxury bar and nightclub at 91 Jermyn Street in Mayfair's St. James's district, a short walk from Green Park station. Co-founded by burlesque artist Charlie Bouquett and House of Fatale founder Missy Fatale, it presents itself as an "exclusive hedonistic soirée" — a voyeur-forward sensual salon in which live burlesque, shibari suspension, fetish performance, and sapphic dominance play unfold in close proximity to a seated and standing audience. The project carries an explicitly FLINTA-centered artistic policy: all performers identify as femme, lesbian, intersex, non-binary, trans, or asexual, and the organisers have publicly committed to exclusively female-identifying performers for their London editions. Dear Darling occupies a double-level footprint. The main salon — called The Living Room — holds 50 seated and up to 160 standing guests among wood-panelled walls, plush sofas, velvet armchairs, green drapery, and low crystal-strung chandeliers. There is no raised stage: performers move through the room itself, and mirrored ceilings provide sightlines from multiple angles while a rigged shibari frame hosts rope suspension pieces. Below, reached only through what the venue calls Lady Darling's wardrobe — a concealed door — sits a basement nightclub with capacity for around 160, featuring avant-garde décor and a DJ booth; this space operates as the afterparty venue for Sublime Society ticket-holders from approximately 11pm. A curated cocktail menu runs throughout both levels. Events run roughly monthly on Friday evenings, with doors at 7:00–7:30pm and the performance programme concluding between 10:15pm and 11:30pm depending on format; the basement afterparty continues to 2:00am. A secondary format, The Sublime Society: SALON, runs shorter evenings (7:00–10:30pm) and layers a live podcast recording and a participatory BDSM impact-play workshop onto the shibari performance. Tickets are sold exclusively in advance via DesignMyNight; standard general admission sits between approximately £38 and £65 depending on the event, with couples packages at a 20% reduction and three-person packages at 30% off. A VIP tier adding reserved lounge seating and basement nightclub access runs £59–£80, and a Meet and Greet add-on (£20–£22) provides post-show access to the cast.

The Swirl Events

Seattle, WA

Event Organizer

The Swirl Events is a lifestyle and swingers events group serving the greater Seattle, Washington area, founded in 2021. A 2022 community profile described it as one of the Seattle area's first lifestyle groups owned and operated by people of color and allies, positioning itself as a culturally diverse, inclusive space within the regional non-monogamy and swinger scene. That same account placed the group's members-only venue in Kent, WA, describing a compact space with nine designated play spaces and a sex swing, alongside in-house programming such as karaoke nights, an erotic poetry open-mic, and kink-themed nights. Guests were encouraged to dress to impress rather than dress down, giving the space a glammed-up, party-first atmosphere alongside its play areas. Historically, parties ran on a biweekly Friday/Saturday schedule: Friday nights mixed members and non-members at a themed social before shifting to a members-only afterparty after midnight, while Saturdays ran as a members-only dance-and-play night. Membership was listed at $10 per month or $90 per year in a December 2025 snapshot of the group's own site. As of mid-2026 that site is no longer serving its normal content, so current hours, address, and pricing should be treated as historical until independently re-verified.

The Velvet Rope

Portland, OR

On-Premise Club

The Velvet Rope describes itself as “a safe, welcoming, and sex-positive space for connection, exploration, and community.” It is a members-only, 21-and-over on-premises social club in southeast Portland, open Friday, Saturday and Sunday nights, and its pages say it is the city’s longest-running lifestyle club. Themed nights range from kink nights and swingers socials to rope demos and speed dating. The club cites 10,000 square feet of play space and comfort, with open and private play areas, including a couples-only area, hardpoints for rope suspension and voyeur-friendly rooms. It also has two full bars, a dance floor with a live DJ, pole stations and a dance cage, social lounges with pool tables and stage performances, and hot tubs, showers and lockers on both levels. Individuals, couples and polycules of all identities and experience levels are welcome, with separate rates for couples, single women and single men. Most nights require membership, signed up in person at the front desk with government-issued ID, though most events include a one-night membership, and every new guest gets a guided tour. Outside alcohol, drugs and food are not allowed. Dress is clubwear or business casual unless a theme applies. Phones are allowed only in the lobby, and consent is mandatory.

The Warehouse

Caldwell, ID

On-Premise Club

The Warehouse, known as TW, describes itself as a “lifestyle social club designed to host kink and swingers alike.” It is a members-only, BYOB club operated by AOK Collective Inc that opens three Saturdays a month for themed events and has operated from a Caldwell location since April 2026. Themed nights include Debauchery Nights, mixing kink and swinger play, and Pineapple Nights, aimed at swingers and others open to play outside BDSM. Its site lists a social area and kitchen with finger foods, a breezeway with couches, a dance floor, a live DJ and the Rendezvous Bar, two VIP cabana rooms, a stripper pole room, and open play queen bed rooms. The dungeon has double crosses, fire tables, impact benches and a massage table, and is closed on Pineapple Nights. Only vetted members are admitted: vetting and the per-person membership are one process, done online or in person at the club's socials, and the address comes in a confirmation email for each event. The club is 18-plus with government ID checked at the door and allows single men, capped at 10% of attendees on Pineapple Nights, where they must pre-pay. Alcohol is BYOB, and photos or video without consent can get a guest removed.

The Wheel 687

Newcastle West, New South Wales

On-Premise Club

The Wheel (formerly Club 687) is a private, appointment-only adult venue at 9 Steel Street in Newcastle West, New South Wales, serving the local lifestyle, kink, and conscious-sexuality communities. The facility houses six named play rooms and the Dungeon of Eden — a dedicated BDSM kink suite with bondage equipment — alongside four-poster beds, a four-person spa, stripper poles, and workshop areas. The venue is unlicensed and operates on a bring-your-own-alcohol basis throughout. Programming includes swingers nights, kink events, and Conscious Erotic Play Parties that open with a mandatory consent-and-boundaries workshop before play areas become accessible. The venue also hosts somatic sexologists, tantric teachers, sex therapists, and sex coaches as resident or visiting practitioners, and leases space to external event organisers. A separate bi-monthly event series, NCS (Nova Couples and Singles), draws couples and singles from the Newcastle area by invitation. All attendance is by prior appointment or ticketed booking through TryBooking; the booking model is structured so guests do not encounter other customers. A sister walk-in property, Discreet (discreet.net.au), operates at a separate address.

The X Club

Mississauga, Ontario

On-Premise Club

The X Club describes itself as “a haven for curious individuals seeking an unforgettable experience.” It is a membership-based, on-premise lifestyle nightclub in Mississauga open Friday and Saturday nights and, per its website, founded 19 years ago. The main floor has resident DJs playing Top 40, house and techno, a bar and bottle service. Under the same roof, the Mermaid Lounge has “a luxurious spa-inspired environment” with a cocktail bar, a Himalayan dry sauna, a steam room, a group shower and a clothing-optional four-season pool. The play space has seven private rooms and a kink room, where clothing is optional, plus an open play area with beds, couches and an orgy room where guests dress down to underwear, lingerie, towels or nothing. Lockers, showers and towel service come with membership. Everyone needs a valid membership, which starts with an online profile the club approves; first-time visitors can enter without one until 10 PM on Newbie Night, the first Friday of each month. Saturdays are for couples and single women only, and single men are welcome on Fridays but kept out of the open play area except on Freaky Friday. Guests must be 21 or older, dress is smart-casual and sexy, consent is mandatory, and photography (outside the photo booth) and smoking are not allowed.

On-Premise Club

TNT's Playground is a members-only lifestyle party venue in South Amboy, New Jersey, drawing couples and singles from across the tri-state area for high-energy parties in what regulars call the friendliest environment in the region. The club markets itself equally to first-timers and experienced participants, making inclusivity its primary calling card. Directory listings dating to 2019 describe a reliably packed house with strong post-event word of mouth. The venue operates under the domain tatstitsnsmoke.com — a tongue-in-cheek name that regulars associate with the irreverent, no-pressure vibe rather than any other business. Verified structural details — street address, party schedule, pricing, playroom layout, and entry requirements — are not documented in publicly accessible sources at time of research. The website was inaccessible and the club does not appear in major lifestyle directories such as SDC, SLS, or Kasidie.

Torture Garden

London, London

Club Night / Event Brand

Torture Garden describes itself as “a community, a family” for anyone who wants to explore their fetish alter ego. It is a London fetish and body art club night rather than a venue: the club says it has no permanent space and moves between London venues such as Electrowerkz, Ministry of Sound and Scala, and holds parties only on listed dates. It began in October 1990, and its monthly London events draw between 1,000 and 2,500 people. Events are multi-roomed, and the club says it currently runs three to six rooms. Named spaces include a Club Arena for dance music, a Ballroom, a Dungeon playroom and a couples room; facilities vary by venue. Fully licensed bars and a coat and bag cloakroom are provided. Tickets are bought in advance through the club’s website and shown in the Dice app, and the club says 95% of parties sell out. The club welcomes all genders and sexualities, and the couples room admits only couples, with no groups. A head-to-toe fetish dress code applies to everyone and is checked at the door and again inside; guests out of dress code are asked to leave without a refund. Guests complete a consent form before attending, photography including selfies is banned, and touching anyone without permission means removal and a ban.

Townhouse

Birkenhead, Merseyside

Swinger / Lifestyle Club

Townhouse is a licensed lifestyle venue at 9 Union Street in Tranmere, Birkenhead, on the Wirral peninsula across the Mersey from Liverpool. Founded in 2005 and taken over by co-owners Vicky and Jim in 2012, it operates under a Sexual Entertainment Venue licence granted by Wirral Council and serves the swinging, BDSM/fetish, and LGBTQ+ communities. With over 25,000 registered members and a staff of more than 60, it is one of the largest lifestyle venues in the North West of England, drawing regulars from across the UK, Ireland, and mainland Europe. The venue spans four floors: a ground-floor bar and dance floor with a pole sets a sociable tone before guests venture upstairs to eight playrooms. These include a dungeon fitted with a St Andrews cross, suspension points, bondage beds, cages, and rope; a medical-fantasy Klinik with an inspection chair and leg stirrups; a wet room housing a hot tub, steam room, and waterfall showers; two private rooms; and a group play area. Free condoms — including latex-free options — are provided throughout; towels can be hired at the door for £1. The venue partners with Sahir House for on-site HIV and STI testing. No CCTV operates in playrooms or changing rooms, and mobile phones are banned throughout the building except at reception under manager supervision. Events run from a calendar of more than 35 named formats: daytime MILF Monday sessions, midweek evening parties on Tuesdays and Thursdays, and main nights on Fridays and Saturdays with doors at 8pm and close at 2am. Specialist programming includes all-female Ruby Slippers parties, BDSM and rope nights, FemDom afternoons, pet-play events, and a monthly Queer Space Social for LGBTQ+ guests. Annual membership is £10 per person; all events are advance-ticket only with no walk-in entry. Photo ID is checked at the door alongside a biometric fingerprint scan. Dress code requires smart casual before 10:30pm; club attire upstairs is mandatory after that.

Vault72

Plymouth, Devon

Off-Premise Club

Vault72 occupies 72 Mutley Plain in Plymouth's Mutley neighbourhood, operating as the city's self-described premier alternative and LGBTQ+-friendly bar. The licensed venue accommodates up to 49 guests and pairs a fully stocked bar with a kink dungeon, giving it a dual identity that sets it apart from both a straight-social bar and a dedicated play venue. The crowd is Plymouth's alternative community — swingers, kink enthusiasts, LGBTQ+ regulars, and curious newcomers — who treat the space as a regular social base rather than an occasional destination. The doors are open Tuesday to Saturday from 7pm, with Thursday through Saturday running until 3am. Events rotate across the week: the Friday Swingers Social is a recurring fixture, and the calendar extends to leather socials, fetish nights, bi and gay evenings, pub nights with drink specials, and LGBTQ+-centred party series such as Pridemonium. Private hire is available on any day subject to prior arrangement, with packages starting from £5 per person and options for catering, decorations, and a Bluetooth surround-sound system. Because Vault72 holds a full on-licence, alcohol is served at the bar — no BYOB arrangement applies. The kink dungeon is the play-space anchor, while the bar and social areas keep things relaxed in the early part of the evening, allowing new arrivals to meet the regulars before things move further into the night. The team frames the venue explicitly as a safe, comfortable environment built around community, and the private-hire programme keeps the space active with one-off themed events throughout the week.

Vixxxins Lifestyle Club

Phoenix, AZ

Members-Only Private Club

Vixxxins Lifestyle Club, also styled Club VIXXXINS, describes itself as “a ‘Members Only’ Private Club” running themed lifestyle and kink events. It is based in Phoenix and holds most events in the valley, with warehouse gala events, house parties sometimes hosted by members, and, from time to time, mix and mingles, hotel staycations and private dinner parties. Locations are given only to members. The club says every event has open and private play spaces with security, and it lists a VIP lounge, a designated smoking area, and food that is often free. Most events are BYOB, with bartenders and free mixers. A strict dress code applies: fetish, goth, lingerie and formal wear are welcome, while jeans, plain T-shirts and athletic wear mean no entry, and its mix and mingles call for street-legal dress. Members must be 21 or older. Applicants are checked against the sex offender database and approved before they can register for events, and a couple needs one membership. Members may bring up to two guests, while mix and mingles are open to non-members. Cameras and recording devices are banned in play areas, phones are limited to designated areas, no means no, and anyone with illegal drugs is banned.

VooDoo Leatherworks

Colorado Springs, CO

Social Club

VooDoo Leatherworks describes itself as “a private social club and community center” in Colorado Springs dedicated to kink, BDSM and fetish education. The volunteer-led club runs members-only events on weekends and classes and discussion groups through the month for adults 18 and over. It says newcomers and experienced players alike will find “a welcoming, inclusive space”, and it is closed Sundays and Mondays. The play space is a dungeon of more than 3,000 square feet with 15 play stations and suspension hard-points, plus a Social area for conversation. Recurring nights include a Members Leather Dungeon Party on third Saturdays, Members Dungeon Parties and PEAK classes on first and third Thursdays. The club also serves as an art gallery and studio for fetish and boudoir artists. Membership is required for members-only events and begins with a New Member Orientation, held four times a month, followed by a tour. Guests are admitted only with their sponsoring member, who is responsible for their conduct. Most events are alcohol-free; at special events such as the Fusion Party, members 21 and over may bring their own drinks, which volunteer bartenders pour. House rules require consent, a check-in with the Dungeon Monitor before setting up a scene, and no illegal drugs.