Fray - Play Party & Night Market

Welcome to Fray - a play party and kinky night market

Part rope social, part kinky play party, part community market - this is a space to explore, connect and unwind alongside a welcoming and inclusive crowd. Expect rope, impact, conversation, cuddle piles, demonstrations, good music, and a curated selection of local kink-focused makers, artists, and vendors.

Whether you're deeply embedded in the scene or just starting to explore, all experience levels, dynamics, roles, genders, sexualities, and styles are welcome here.

What can I expect?

The evening will include:

• Open rope and kink play spaces

• Social and lounge areas

• Community stalls and vendors

• Casual demos and skill sharing

• Chill vibes & good humans

I'm new to kink/rope - can I still come?

Absolutely.

You do not need experience, a partner, fancy gear, or a specific identity to attend, curiosity is enough.

There is no expectation to play or participate in any activity. You're welcome to come simply to meet others, browse stalls, watch rope (respectfully), or settle into the atmosphere.

Please note that this is an 18+ kink-oriented environment, and you may see rope bondage, fetish wear, power exchange dynamics, and consensual BDSM play throughout the evening.

What should I wear?

Whatever makes you feel comfortable and authentic.

Consent & community

The Bindery Sessions is built around consent, respect, inclusivity, and community care.

Please ask before touching people, gear, or scenes.
No means no.
Maybe means no.
Enthusiastic consent matters here.

Look after each other, communicate clearly, and help us keep the space warm, safe, and welcoming for everyone.

This is a sober event, but there will be some soft drinks, tea/coffee/etc.

Play guidelines

Allowed:

• Shibari/bondage

• Impact

• Wax play

• Sensory play (incl. electro)

• D/s and power exchange dynamics

• Fetish wear and gear

Not Allowed:

• Needles/sharps/blood

• Bodily fluids

• Intoxicated play

• Excessively disruptive scenes

The Bindery reserves the right to stop any scene or ask attendees to leave if safety, consent, or community wellbeing becomes a concern.