RopeLabs Rope Jam
A rope jam is an open, unstructured space to practice, explore, and share rope skills together.
You can arrive alone, with a partner, or in a small group. You are welcome to tie, be tied, switch roles, self-tie, observe, or simply quietly talk rope.
We will start with a short introduction and matching game to help connect people who arrive on time. Late arrivals will not be admitted. You may also bring your own partner or choose to observe only.
This is a non-sexual, fully clothed space, sensual rope focussed play is permitted. The event is open to participants aged 18 and over.
What to bring
* Non-stretch rope if you have it
* A blanket or cushions for sitting on the floor
* Comfortable clothing. Avoid loose layers if possible
* A small amount of practice rope will be available.
Rules
* Consent is mandatory. Always ask first.
* Respect boundaries, focus, and personal space.
* Do not interrupt active scenes.
* Keep conversation low and rope-focused.
* No photography unless everyone involved agrees.
Whether you are new to rope or have years of experience, this is a relaxed space to learn, practice, and connect. Come say hi, we do not bite unless asked.
Location and time may still change.
Places are limited by room size. You will need a ticket per person. Get your free ticket here: tba
Weitere Infos
| Format | other |
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| Sprache | Englisch |
Weitere Sessions
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| 27.12.25 |
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| 27.12.25 |
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| 27.12.25 |
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