A monthly queer social and community party hosted by the Taillors femdoms and dommxs, created as a safe, "by us, for us" space for the LGBTQIA2S+ community. The night centers femme, enby, agender, gender-nonconforming, genderqueer, ace, two-spirit, intersex, and trans queers, with games, mingling, and the chance to meet the hosts. Date & Location Not specified. Check official listing for date and venue. Venue: The Crown (the hosts' private space) Schedule 8:00 PM: Introduction circle and consent agreement (safety rules) 8:15 PM: Icebreaker games (playful party games using paddles and props) 8:30 PM – 10:00 PM: Open mingling and free social time Atmosphere & Community Guidelines A queer-centered space; non-LGBTQIA2S+ allies are asked to attend the hosts' other events instead Cis men are not the focus of this event. They may attend only as a guest of a non-cis-male attendee, must purchase a Guest Pass, and must enter and exit with their host, who is responsible for their conduct Zero tolerance for hate, including ableism, racism, fatphobia, transphobia, homophobia, misogyny, and misogynoir. Violations result in immediate expulsion Consent is mandatory for all activities. Always ask before touching, photographing, or filming anyone, and maintain ongoing enthusiastic consent Concerns or harassment can be reported to any host on-site Not a sober space, but obvious intoxication is not tolerated Venue & Amenities BYOB: attendees are encouraged to bring beverages or snacks to share Refrigerator available for drinks; cups provided Dress Code Not specified. Check official listing. Age Requirement & Ticketing 21+ Guest Pass required for cis male guests (see official listing for pricing) Disclaimer This event is featured on Gaytherings.com for discoverability purposes only and is independently organized. Please confirm all details, including dates, entry requirements, and venue policies, with the official event listing before attending. Heads up: the original mentions in-session services with the hosts ("mini-sessions") and some game names with sexual connotations, which I generalized. Since "mini-session" could read as a paid service, you may want to confirm how Stripe treats that before publishing.