Bondage Jam at JASA Potsdam.

Open to all who are looking for a place to tie up. Whether you want to practice together, network, exchange ideas, play or just watch and make your first contacts in the scene. You might find partners to tie up, but there is no guarantee.
 

What awaits you?

If you haven't been here before, I will welcome you, show you around the place and answer any questions you may have. You decide when to start. You can watch, have a cup of tea or some snacks in the kitchen, or have your first conversations. After about 3 hours, you will be free to spend the rest of the day as you wish.

Important:

Bring your own ropes, carabiners, bondage rings and a blanket to lay over the mats. That way, I can save on disinfection. If you want to drink something other than water or tea, please bring that with you as well. You can also bring your own snacks, but please eat them in the kitchen.

There is no obligation to participate. If you just want to watch, feel free to do so. Any disrespect for boundaries will result in exclusion from this and other events I run.

Payment:
I want to be transparent. The Jasa costs €180 for the entire day. I try to cover these costs by holding several events in one day. To enable as many people as possible to participate, I offer payment within a price range. Within this range, you can choose how much you can/want to give. With the highest price level, you support the event and others who, for various reasons, would otherwise not be able to afford it.

If you are new to my event, I ask for advance payment due to the room price. If you have not paid 72 hours in advance, I will consider this a cancellation. 
Payment is possible via PayPal or bank transfer. Only people I already know may pay in cash on site.

For the short-term and undecided
Would you like to come by, but are not sure? Feel free to drop by spontaneously, but it is best to ask briefly whether the event is actually taking place. 

As a final piece of info:
The Jam is not a workshop. But if you're not experienced, it's a great way to get in touch with the scene, see what's out there and where you might be going. You can also find out where great workshops are.