Join Mae & Jae Tea Co. at Hexed Holler Collective for a hands-on Fire Cider Tonic Workshop!

We’ll learn about the history and tradition of fire cider, explore the herbs and ingredients that go into it, and make our own half gallon of fire cider to take home.

Come learn a little folk herbalism, make something with your hands, and spend an afternoon in community at the Holler.

Saturday, October 24 at 2 PM
Hexed Holler Collective | Zanesville, OH
$60 per person

Space will be limited, so registration is encouraged. Booking will be available directly through Hexed Holler.

Hosted at Hexed Holler Collective and taught by Mae & Jae Tea Co.

Preparing for the Dark

Tuesday, October 20 | 6:00 to 9:00 PM

Join us for a cozy evening centered around preparation, protection, reflection, and community beneath the approaching Hunter Moon.

As autumn deepens and the days grow shorter, the Hunter Moon invites us to look at what we have gathered, what will sustain us through the quieter months, and what may need to be released before winter.

Together, we’ll explore the folklore and seasonal traditions connected to the Hunter Moon while reflecting on our own needs, boundaries, resources, and resilience.

Expect candlelight, tea, journaling, conversation, and simple intentional activities designed to help you reconnect with yourself, the changing season, and your community.

Optional mini tarot readings by Alexia will also be available throughout the evening. Readings are offered on a first come, first served, donation-based basis, with a suggested contribution of $5 to $10 per reading.

Bring a journal, a snack to share if you’d like, and something that makes you feel safe, grounded, or prepared.

Themes may include:

• Preparation

• Protection

• Preservation

• Courage

• Boundaries

• Resilience

• Community care

• Releasing what no longer sustains us

• Preparing for the darker months

This is a welcoming, beginner-friendly space rooted in folklore, creativity, seasonal living, education, and connection. There is no expectation to perform, share anything personal, or have previous experience.

You don’t need to identify as a witch, pagan, spiritual, or anything else to attend. Just bring yourself.

Ages 18+ | $15 admission

Your admission helps cover tea, activity supplies, and the bills that keep the Holler open. If cost is a barrier, reach out privately before the event to discuss ticket assistance. 🖤

Every 3rd Monday | 6–9 PM | $10 | Ages 18+

Adulting is hard enough. You shouldn't have to figure everything out alone. 🤣

Join us at Hexed Holler Collective for Maintenance Monday, a monthly gathering dedicated to practical skills, everyday repairs, and a little good old-fashioned self-sufficiency.

From basic home maintenance and automotive care to appliances, tools, and DIY projects, we're creating a space to learn, ask questions, share knowledge, and get shit done.

Whether you're handy as hell or don't know which end of a wrench to hold, you're welcome here!

What to expect:

• Home maintenance and basic repairs

• Automotive and appliance upkeep

• DIY projects and practical skills

• Hands-on learning and demonstrations

• Community knowledge-sharing and problem-solving

Bring your questions, your curiosity, and any skills you'd like to share.

Because community care isn't always glamorous. Sometimes it's teaching someone how to change a tire, fix a leaky faucet, or confidently pick up a power tool.

When: Every third Monday, 6–9 PM

Where: Hexed Holler Collective, Zanesville, Ohio

Admission: $10 per person

Ages: 18+

Small steps. Big results.

Bring your project. We’ll bring the creative energy.

Workshop Wednesday is our monthly open maker night. It’s a chance to step away from the daily grind and spend an evening creating alongside other artists, crafters, writers, makers, and dreamers.

Bring whatever you’re working on, whether it’s crocheting, sewing, embroidery, painting, drawing, journaling, scrapbooking, Cricut projects, photography edits, writing, or something entirely your own.

This isn’t a formal class. It’s an open creative space where you can work on your own project, share ideas, troubleshoot, and enjoy the company of fellow makers.

Please bring your project and the supplies you’ll need. A limited selection of shared community materials may be available, but personal tools and specialty equipment are not provided.

All ages | $10 admission per person

Minors must attend with a responsible adult and remain supervised throughout the event. No drop-offs.

Hexed Holler is primarily an adult creative studio, and some displayed artwork may explore mature themes. Adults are responsible for deciding what is appropriate for the children in their care.

Your admission helps compensate our host and cover the bills that keep the Holler open. If cost is a barrier, reach out privately before the event to discuss ticket assistance. 🖤

A community book club for curious minds, meaningful conversations, and stories worth sharing.

Each month, we gather to discuss a selected book while enjoying tea, conversation, and community in a cozy, welcoming space. Whether you read every page, listened to the audiobook, or simply want to join the discussion, you’re welcome here.

Our selections rotate through fiction, fantasy, nonfiction, personal growth, romance, smut, and community picks. Every third selection features a local author, with a chance to meet them, get their book, and return the following month to discuss it.

No homework. No pressure. Just good books, thoughtful conversation, and good company.

Book Club Bundles

Want us to source your next read? Pre-order an optional bundle featuring next month’s selected book, then pick it up at the current month’s meeting.

Whenever possible, books are sourced through Wandering Quills, a local, woman-, AAPI-, and queer-owned independent bookstore. Supporting fellow small businesses is part of what we’re building at the Holler.

Bundles may also include bookmarks, stickers, tea samples, recipe cards, local artisan goods, or other bookish surprises when available.

Bundles are an additional $30 and available by pre-order only. Orders are due two weeks before the meeting where you’ll pick up your bundle, giving you time to read before the following month’s discussion. Availability and exact ordering deadlines will be announced with each selection.

Admission & Expectations

Ages 18+ | $10 admission per person
Admission + Book Club Bundle: $40

Your ticket helps cover tea, supplies, and the bills that keep the Holler open. If admission cost is a barrier, reach out privately before the event to discuss ticket assistance. 🖤

Respect for others, differing opinions, identities, and privacy is expected at all times.

An educational discussion on kink, communication, consent, and relationship dynamics for those looking to go beyond foundational concepts.

This discussion-based workshop may explore:

• power exchange and authority transfer

• building and maintaining healthy dynamics

• negotiation and scene planning

• service, protocol, and ritual

• advanced communication and conflict resolution

• aftercare, check-ins, and long-term sustainability

• navigating relationships within the kink community

Topics may vary each month depending on attendee interests, experience levels, and group discussion.

This is a discussion-based event. Demonstrations may be included for educational purposes when appropriate.

This is NOT a play space.

There will be no nudity or sexual activity.

While attendance at Intro to Kink is not required, participants should have a basic familiarity with kink concepts and terminology.

Spots are intentionally limited to keep the space comfortable and discussion focused. Attendance will be capped at 20 people.

$20 suggested contribution.

21+ only.

Respect for others, identities, boundaries, and privacy is expected at all times.

A low-pressure community productivity night for people trying to function.

Bring whatever task, project, hobby, or life admin thing you’ve been avoiding and work on it alongside other humans doing the exact same thing.

You can bring:

• Planners or laptops

• Homework or résumés

• Art projects or journals

• Sewing and crafts

• Budgeting

• Emails you’ve been ignoring

• Random unfinished side quests

This is basically body doubling with snacks, music, accountability, and creative chaos.

No pressure to be productive the entire time. Sometimes getting out of the house and existing around other people is enough.

Come work. Come yap. Come reset your life a little.

Ages 18+ | $10 admission per person

Your ticket helps cover the snacks, supplies, and bills that keep the Holler open. If cost is a barrier, reach out privately before the event to discuss ticket assistance. 🖤

We’ll be open for First Friday.

Hexed Holler Collective is one of the stops on the Downtown Zanesville Art Walk alongside a bunch of other local artists, shops, and studios. This is a kid friendly event.

Come check out the space, hang out for a bit, and see what we’ve been building over here in our weird little corner of downtown.

We’ll have info out about upcoming workshops, community nights, rentals, and other events happening at the studio this summer too.

No ticket. No pressure. Just come through.

Upstairs in Suite 204.
Look for the signs and follow the stairs.

Follow the map. Follow the chaos.
Support ArtCoz. Support local

Unsolicited Knowledge Night: Cults, Communism & Christ

Have you ever gone down a rabbit hole and thought, "I need to tell someone about this?"

This month's theme is Cults, Communism & Christ.

Bring a discussion, a PowerPoint, a documentary clip, an article, a book recommendation, or just a weird fact you've been dying to share.

Maybe you've researched the psychology of cults. Maybe you're fascinated by early Christianity, Cold War history, intentional communities, political theory, deconstruction, or high-control groups. Whatever angle interests you, we'd love to hear it.

You don't have to be an expert. Just come curious and ready to learn from one another.

The goal isn't to debate or convince anyone. It's to explore ideas, ask good questions, and enjoy thoughtful conversation in a respectful environment.

$10 suggested donation
Hexed Holler members attend free.

Welcome to Munch at the Holler, a 21+ social created for our local alternative-lifestyle community.

Whether you’re kinky, queer, polyamorous, ethically nonmonogamous, curious, unconventional, or still figuring out where you belong, you’re welcome here. This is a relaxed opportunity to meet new people, make friends, ask questions, and build community without pressure or expectations.

This is a social gathering, not a play party or hookup event. Casual public-appropriate clothing is encouraged. Consent and personal boundaries are expected at all times. Please do not touch anyone or take photos without explicit permission. Disrespectful, predatory, or discriminatory behavior will not be tolerated.

Newcomers are absolutely welcome. You do not need prior experience, a partner, a label, or a FetLife profile to attend. Come alone, bring a friend, or bring a partner. Just come curious and ready to meet your people.

This event is 21+ only. Valid ID is required. BYOB is permitted for guests 21+, but alcohol is never required.

Suggested admission is $10 to help support the space. If cost is a barrier, you may bring an unopened snack, hygiene product, or pantry item for the Community Cauldron instead. No one will be turned away for being unable to contribute.

Join us for a slower, softer evening centered around gratitude, abundance, reflection, and community beneath the Corn Moon.

As summer begins to fade and autumn settles in, the Corn Moon invites us to pause and recognize the seeds we've planted, the lessons we've learned, and the harvest we're beginning to gather. Together we'll reflect on what has nourished us, what we're ready to carry forward, and what we're ready to leave behind.

Expect candlelight, tea, journaling, conversation, and simple intentional activities designed to help you reconnect with yourself, the changing season, and your community.

Bring a journal, a snack to share if you'd like, and something you're grateful for this season.

Themes may include:

• gratitude

• abundance

• harvest

• balance

• resilience

• community care

• seasonal transitions

• preparing for the quieter months

This is a welcoming, beginner-friendly space rooted in folklore, creativity, seasonal living, and connection rather than performance.

About Coven Night

Coven Night takes place on the Tuesday before the Full Moon, or on the Full Moon itself when it lands on a Tuesday.

Every Full Moon carries its own folklore, symbolism, and seasonal themes. Each gathering changes with the seasons, but the heart of Coven Night remains the same: community, reflection, creativity, and connection.

You don't need to identify as a witch, pagan, spiritual, or anything else to attend.

Just bring yourself.

Pull up a chair, bring your favorite drink, and settle in for an evening of games, conversation, and community.

Tavern Night is a relaxed, low-key gathering where you can meet new people, reconnect with old friends, or simply enjoy a cozy night out. Whether you're competitive or just here for the vibes, there's a seat at the table for you.

We'll have:

• Board games

• Card games

• Conversation and community

• Tea and light refreshments

• BYOB welcome (please drink responsibly)

Featured Dungeons & Dragons Table

Looking for a little adventure? Join our featured Dungeons & Dragons table, led by a local Dungeon Master.

Whether you're brand new or a seasoned adventurer, everyone is welcome. Basic materials and guidance will be available for new players.

Reserve a Seat at the D&D Table: +$10

Seats are limited, so advance registration is recommended.

Come solo or bring a friend. You'll fit in either way.

If you've been curious about Hexed Holler, this is one of the easiest ways to experience the space without any pressure.

Suggested contribution: Pay what you can ($0–10) or bring a snack to share.

18+

Respect for others, identities, boundaries, and the space is expected at all times.

A Community Harvest Celebration

Summer is winding down. The kids are back in school. The gardens are slowing down. The days are getting shorter. Before long we'll all be digging out our hoodies, making soup, and wondering where the year went.

Let's slow down before we dive into another busy season.

Harvest at the Holler is part harvest party, part cozy hangout, and part reminder to appreciate everything we've grown this year.

Inspired by Mabon and harvest traditions, we'll gather to celebrate the changing seasons with good food, good conversation, seasonal crafts, tea, music, and community. We'll spend a little time reflecting on what we're grateful for, what we've learned this year, and how we want to prepare ourselves for the quieter months ahead.

Bring a favorite fall snack to share if you'd like, a journal, or just yourself. Whether you're celebrating Mabon, excited for fall, or simply looking for a cozy evening with good people, you're welcome here.

Let's celebrate the harvest, welcome a new season, and enjoy the little bit of calm before the holidays, cold weather, and winter hibernation roll in.

Suggested contribution: $15

Hosted by Alexia

Second Wednesday of Every Month

Bring your project. We'll bring the creative energy.

Workshop Wednesday is our monthly open maker night, hosted by Alexia. It's a chance to step away from the daily grind and spend an evening creating alongside other artists, crafters, writers, makers, and dreamers.

Bring whatever you're working on, whether it's crocheting, sewing, embroidery, painting, drawing, journaling, scrapbooking, Cricut projects, photography edits, writing, or something entirely your own.

This isn't a formal class. It's an open creative space where you can work on your own projects, share ideas, troubleshoot, and enjoy the company of fellow makers.

Please bring your own project and the supplies you'll need. A limited selection of shared community materials may be available, but personal tools and specialty equipment are not provided.

Admission: Suggested donation of $0–10. Give what you can.

Hexed Holler members attend free.

A community book club for curious minds, meaningful conversations, and stories worth sharing.

Each month we'll gather to discuss a selected book while enjoying tea, conversation, and community in a cozy, welcoming space. Whether you read every page, listened to the audiobook, or simply want to join the discussion, you're welcome here.

Our reading selections rotate throughout the year to explore a variety of genres and perspectives, including:

• Fiction & Fantasy
• Psychology, Personal Growth & Nonfiction
• Romance & Smut
• Local & Appalachian Authors
• Community Choice Picks

This is a discussion-based gathering designed to encourage thoughtful conversation, new perspectives, and connection through literature.

No homework. No pressure. Just good books, thoughtful conversation, and good company.

Book Club Bundles

Want us to source your next read? Each month, attendees can reserve next month's featured book through our optional Book Club Bundle.

Bundles are picked up at the current month's Literary Society meeting, giving everyone plenty of time to read before our next discussion.

Whenever possible, books are ordered through our friends at Wandering Quills, a local, woman-, AAPI-, and queer-owned independent bookstore. Supporting fellow small businesses and investing in our community is an important part of what we do at Hexed Holler.

Each bundle includes the next month's selected book and may also include thoughtfully curated extras such as bookmarks, stickers, tea samples, recipe cards, local artisan goods, or other bookish surprises when available.

Book Club Bundles are an additional $30 and are available by pre-order only. Bundle availability and ordering deadlines will be announced with each month's book selection.

Suggested contribution: $10

Book Club Bundle: +$30 (includes next month's featured book and any included curated extras)

Everyone is welcome.

Respect for others, differing opinions, identities, and privacy is expected at all times.

An educational discussion on kink, communication, consent, and relationship dynamics for those looking to go beyond foundational concepts.
This discussion-based workshop may explore:
• power exchange and authority transfer
• building and maintaining healthy dynamics
• negotiation and scene planning
• service, protocol, and ritual
• advanced communication and conflict resolution
• aftercare, check-ins, and long-term sustainability
• navigating relationships within the kink community
Topics may vary each month depending on attendee interests, experience levels, and group discussion.
This is a discussion-based event. Demonstrations may be included for educational purposes when appropriate.
This is NOT a play space.
There will be no nudity or sexual activity.
While attendance at Intro to Kink is not required, participants should have a basic familiarity with kink concepts and terminology.
Spots are intentionally limited to keep the space comfortable and discussion focused. Attendance will be capped at 20 people.
$20 suggested contribution.
21+ only.
Respect for others, identities, boundaries, and privacy is expected at all times.

A low pressure community productivity night for people trying to function.

Bring whatever task, project, hobby, or life admin thing you’ve been avoiding and work on it alongside other humans doing the exact same thing.

You can bring:

-planners
-laptops
-homework
-resumes
-art projects
-journals
-sewing/crafts
-budgeting
-emails you’ve been ignoring
-random unfinished side quests

This is basically body doubling with snacks, music, accountability, and creative chaos.

No pressure to be productive the entire time. Sometimes getting out of the house and existing around other people is enough.

Come work. Come yap. Come reset your life a little.

$0-10 Donation Suggested

Join us as we gather beneath the Sturgeon Moon to reflect on growth, resilience, abundance, and the quiet work that carries us into the harvest season.

Together we'll explore the folklore and symbolism of August's full moon while sharing tea, conversation, and community. This month's gathering may include:

• The history and folklore of the Sturgeon Moon
• Seasonal herbalism and late summer harvests
• Tea tasting and herbal discussion
• Guided journaling and reflection
• A simple seasonal craft or ritual
• Community conversation and connection

As summer begins to give way to autumn, we'll take time to celebrate what we've cultivated, recognize the lessons we've learned, and consider what we're still nurturing before the season changes.

Tea and light refreshments will be provided.

Feel free to bring a journal, your favorite mug, or anything that helps you feel comfortable and inspired.

Suggested contribution: $25

18+

Respect for others, differing beliefs, identities, boundaries, and privacy is expected at all times.

Pull up a chair, bring your favorite drink, and settle in for an evening of games, conversation, and community.

Tavern Night is a relaxed, low-key gathering where you can meet new people, reconnect with old friends, or simply enjoy a cozy night out. Whether you're competitive or just here for the vibes, there's a seat at the table for you.

We'll have:

• Board games

• Card games

• Conversation and community

• Tea and light refreshments

• BYOB welcome (please drink responsibly)

Featured Dungeons & Dragons Table

Looking for a little adventure? Join our featured Dungeons & Dragons table, led by a local Dungeon Master.

Whether you're brand new or a seasoned adventurer, everyone is welcome. Basic materials and guidance will be available for new players.

Reserve a Seat at the D&D Table: +$10

Seats are limited, so advance registration is recommended.

Come solo or bring a friend. You'll fit in either way.

If you've been curious about Hexed Holler, this is one of the easiest ways to experience the space without any pressure.

Suggested contribution: Pay what you can ($0–10) or bring a snack to share.

18+

Respect for others, identities, boundaries, and the space is expected at all times.

Hosted by Alexia

Second Wednesday of Every Month

Bring your project. We'll bring the creative energy.

Workshop Wednesday is our monthly open maker night, hosted by Alexia. It's a chance to step away from the daily grind and spend an evening creating alongside other artists, crafters, writers, makers, and dreamers.

Bring whatever you're working on, whether it's crocheting, sewing, embroidery, painting, drawing, journaling, scrapbooking, Cricut projects, photography edits, writing, or something entirely your own.

This isn't a formal class. It's an open creative space where you can work on your own projects, share ideas, troubleshoot, and enjoy the company of fellow makers.

Please bring your own project and the supplies you'll need. A limited selection of shared community materials may be available, but personal tools and specialty equipment are not provided.

Admission: Suggested donation of $0–10. Give what you can.

Hexed Holler members attend free.

A low pressure community productivity night for people trying to function.

Bring whatever task, project, hobby, or life admin thing you’ve been avoiding and work on it alongside other humans doing the exact same thing.

You can bring:

-planners
-laptops
-homework
-resumes
-art projects
-journals
-sewing/crafts
-budgeting
-emails you’ve been ignoring
-random unfinished side quests

This is basically body doubling with snacks, music, accountability, and creative chaos.

No pressure to be productive the entire time. Sometimes getting out of the house and existing around other people is enough.

Come work. Come yap. Come reset your life a little.

$0-10 Donation Suggested

We’ll be open for First Friday.

Hexed Holler Collective is one of the stops on the Downtown Zanesville Art Walk alongside a bunch of other local artists, shops, and studios. This is a kid friendly event.

Come check out the space, hang out for a bit, and see what we’ve been building over here in our weird little corner of downtown.

We’ll have info out about upcoming workshops, community nights, rentals, and other events happening at the studio this summer too.

No ticket. No pressure. Just come through.

Upstairs in Suite 204.
Look for the signs and follow the stairs.

Follow the map. Follow the chaos.
Support ArtCoz. Support local

A community book club for curious minds, meaningful conversations, and stories worth sharing.

Each month we'll gather to discuss a selected book while enjoying tea, conversation, and community in a cozy, welcoming space. Whether you read every page, listened to the audiobook, or simply want to join the discussion, you're welcome here.

Our reading selections rotate throughout the year to explore a variety of genres and perspectives, including:

• Fiction & Fantasy
• Psychology, Personal Growth & Nonfiction
• Romance & Smut
• Local & Appalachian Authors
• Community Choice Picks

This is a discussion-based gathering designed to encourage thoughtful conversation, new perspectives, and connection through literature.

No homework. No pressure. Just good books, thoughtful conversation, and good company.

Book Club Bundles

Want us to source your next read? Each month, attendees can reserve next month's featured book through our optional Book Club Bundle.

Bundles are picked up at the current month's Literary Society meeting, giving everyone plenty of time to read before our next discussion.

Whenever possible, books are ordered through our friends at Wandering Quills, a local, woman-, AAPI-, and queer-owned independent bookstore. Supporting fellow small businesses and investing in our community is an important part of what we do at Hexed Holler.

Each bundle includes the next month's selected book and may also include thoughtfully curated extras such as bookmarks, stickers, tea samples, recipe cards, local artisan goods, or other bookish surprises when available.

Book Club Bundles are an additional $30 and are available by pre-order only. Bundle availability and ordering deadlines will be announced with each month's book selection.

Suggested contribution: $10

Book Club Bundle: +$30 (includes next month's featured book and any included curated extras)

Everyone is welcome.

Respect for others, differing opinions, identities, and privacy is expected at all times.

An educational discussion on kink, communication, consent, and relationship dynamics for those looking to go beyond foundational concepts.
This discussion-based workshop may explore:
• power exchange and authority transfer
• building and maintaining healthy dynamics
• negotiation and scene planning
• service, protocol, and ritual
• advanced communication and conflict resolution
• aftercare, check-ins, and long-term sustainability
• navigating relationships within the kink community
Topics may vary each month depending on attendee interests, experience levels, and group discussion.
This is a discussion-based event. Demonstrations may be included for educational purposes when appropriate.
This is NOT a play space.
There will be no nudity or sexual activity.
While attendance at Intro to Kink is not required, participants should have a basic familiarity with kink concepts and terminology.
Spots are intentionally limited to keep the space comfortable and discussion focused. Attendance will be capped at 20 people.
$20 suggested contribution.
21+ only.
Respect for others, identities, boundaries, and privacy is expected at all times.

A slower, softer community night centered around reflection, abundance, connection, and intention setting beneath the Buck Moon.

Expect low lighting, music, journaling, conversation, tea, and small intentional activities designed to help you reconnect with yourself and your community.

Bring a journal, a snack to share if you'd like, and something you've been growing through lately.

Themes may include:

• growth

• resilience

• abundance

• creativity

• personal development

• community care

• seasonal transitions

This is a welcoming, beginner friendly space rooted more in reflection, folklore, creativity, and connection than performance.

About Coven Night

Coven Nights take place on the Tuesday before the Full Moon (or on the Full Moon itself when it lands on a Tuesday).

Every moon has its own stories, symbolism, folklore, and seasonal themes. Each gathering changes with the season, but the goal remains the same: community, reflection, creativity, and connection.

You don't need to identify as a witch, pagan, spiritual, or anything else to attend.

Just bring yourself.

$25 suggested contribution.

Pull up a chair, bring your favorite drink, and settle in for an evening of games, conversation, and community.

Tavern Night is a relaxed, low-key gathering where you can meet new people, reconnect with old friends, or simply enjoy a cozy night out. Whether you're competitive or just here for the vibes, there's a seat at the table for you.

We'll have:

• Board games

• Card games

• Conversation and community

• Tea and light refreshments

• BYOB welcome (please drink responsibly)

Featured Dungeons & Dragons Table

Looking for a little adventure? Join our featured Dungeons & Dragons table, led by a local Dungeon Master.

Whether you're brand new or a seasoned adventurer, everyone is welcome. Basic materials and guidance will be available for new players.

Reserve a Seat at the D&D Table: +$10

Seats are limited, so advance registration is recommended.

Come solo or bring a friend. You'll fit in either way.

If you've been curious about Hexed Holler, this is one of the easiest ways to experience the space without any pressure.

Suggested contribution: Pay what you can ($0–10) or bring a snack to share.

18+

Respect for others, identities, boundaries, and the space is expected at all times.

An educational discussion on kink, communication, consent, and relationship dynamics for those looking to go beyond foundational concepts.

This discussion-based workshop may explore:

• power exchange and authority transfer
• building and maintaining healthy dynamics
• negotiation and scene planning
• service, protocol, and ritual
• advanced communication and conflict resolution
• aftercare, check-ins, and long-term sustainability
• navigating relationships within the kink community

Topics may vary each month depending on attendee interests, experience levels, and group discussion.

This is a discussion-based event. Demonstrations may be included for educational purposes when appropriate.

This is NOT a play space.
There will be no nudity or sexual activity.

While attendance at Intro to Kink is not required, participants should have a basic familiarity with kink concepts and terminology.

Spots are intentionally limited to keep the space comfortable and discussion focused. Attendance will be capped at 20 people.

$20 suggested contribution.

21+ only.

Respect for others, identities, boundaries, and privacy is expected at all times.

A low pressure community productivity night for people trying to function.

Bring whatever task, project, hobby, or life admin thing you’ve been avoiding and work on it alongside other humans doing the exact same thing.

You can bring:

-planners
-laptops
-homework
-resumes
-art projects
-journals
-sewing/crafts
-budgeting
-emails you’ve been ignoring
-random unfinished side quests

This is basically body doubling with snacks, music, accountability, and creative chaos.

No pressure to be productive the entire time. Sometimes getting out of the house and existing around other people is enough.

Come work. Come yap. Come reset your life a little.

$0-10 Donation Suggested

An educational discussion on kink, communication, consent, and relationship dynamics for those looking to go beyond foundational concepts.

This discussion-based workshop may explore:

• power exchange and authority transfer
• building and maintaining healthy dynamics
• negotiation and scene planning
• service, protocol, and ritual
• advanced communication and conflict resolution
• aftercare, check-ins, and long-term sustainability
• navigating relationships within the kink community

Topics may vary each month depending on attendee interests, experience levels, and group discussion.

This is a discussion-based event. Demonstrations may be included for educational purposes when appropriate.

This is NOT a play space.
There will be no nudity or sexual activity.

While attendance at Intro to Kink is not required, participants should have a basic familiarity with kink concepts and terminology.

Spots are intentionally limited to keep the space comfortable and discussion focused. Attendance will be capped at 20 people.

$20 suggested contribution.

21+ only.

Respect for others, identities, boundaries, and privacy is expected at all times.

Have you been holding onto a deeply unnecessary amount of knowledge about something incredibly specific? Perfect. This is your time to shine.

Come give a mini presentation, infodump about your current hyper fixation, explain niche lore, share weird history, rant about a hobby, or teach the group something absolutely nobody asked for.

PowerPoints are welcome but not required. Unhinged enthusiasm is encouraged.

Topics can include:
cryptids, shipwrecks, abandoned places, local lore, bugs, plants, obscure internet drama, medieval medicine, conspiracy theories, regional history, paranormal nonsense, weird science facts, special interests, or whatever has currently consumed your brain.

Absolutely no one asked.
That’s the point.

$0-10 donation suggested