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Health & Safety Policies

• K/N95 Masks are required and available if you forget yours

  • Inside the studio, you may pull your mask down for a quick drink of water. Mask breaks can be taken downstairs and outside. Do not congregate outside of the studio in the hallway.

• COVID vaccinations (including a current booster) are required. We will not ask to see vax records.

• Do not attend the event if you are experiencing symptoms of illness or have tested positive for COVID in the previous 10 days.

• The liability waiver onsite at check-in will include:

  I have not been diagnosed with COVID-19 or had a positive COVID test within the last ten days. In the previous 48 hours, I have not had any of symptoms that are new or not explained by another condition, including fever, chills, cough, sore throat, shortness of breath, difficulty breathing, headache, feeling unusually weak or fatigued, nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, loss of taste or smell, runny or congested nose, muscle or body aches. I acknowledge and agree to the required masking for this event and understand that being in public settings includes an inherent risk of COVID-19.

• For your safety and the safety of others, we encourage taking a rapid test before coming (ideally within two hours of arrival) and again five days after the event.

• Masks, hand sanitizer, and access to hand washing facilities are available.

Rope Safety

Rope bondage is not safe and carries a lot of risk. In this space, we practice Personal Responsibility Informed Consensual Kink and Risk-Aware Consensual Kink.

This is a rope event that is connection and skill-sharing focused and is not a play party.

• The event organizers and safety crew reserve the right to assess your rope, equipment, and skill level at any point, for safety, and if necessary ask that individuals not perform suspensions or specific ties.
• A rope-cutting tool is required for all people tying.
• No neck rope.

Event Safeword:

This event’s safeword is “safeword,” however, using plain language (ex. “Help needed over here, please”) is often more effective and preferred. Either the person tying or the person being tied can use it at any time if you need support from a safety crew member. Using it means a member of the safety crew may step in—verbally or physically—, with consent, to help as needed.