Riverst-100 Posted July 2 I am looking to take my Lady FWB to the Birmingham Bizarre Bazaar in August, and I wondered what to expect when I get there. I understand that there are lots of stalls, but what are they selling? Also, we are considering going to the after party. This is what we are really curious about as we really don't know what to expect. We would really like to know what goes on, but also how to dress. We would be interested in seeing playroom furniture. Will there be any to see there? Any advice and insight from those who have attended, or indeed gave a stall there, would be most welcome. Thanks in advance for your help. Rivers
UK**** Posted July 2 Stalls are pretty much everything kink related you can think of from dungeon equipment, clothes and toys. The daytime is chilled and there are greet parties who will show you around so you can get the lay of the land. There are various performances during the day as well as 'best' dressed competitions.
Go**** Posted July 2 As UK_Knight said, there are greeters there who can show you around and introduce you to people. Stalls range from clothing, toys, rope, bondage, artwork, ageplay, paddles, wax and lots more. The last time I went they had a piercing stall, though it has been a while for me. As for how to dress, you can pretty much wear anything but sportswear (I think). You’ll see people in varying attire, from fancy dress and bdsm themed clothing, to normal jeans/shirt or even naked. The furniture is usually out during the after party. I’m not sure what their policies are about viewing the furniture, but the team will be able to advise you when they greet you. There’s a gap between the day event and after party, many people go and grab food or go and get changed into something for the evening. Hope that helps, and have fun!
0P**** Posted July 2 I go quite often the below is the dress code from the website directly Exposed chests/breasts and bottoms are fine, genitals must be covered and please leave the insertable tails at home. Please be respectful of our neighbours by keeping covered upon entry and save the big outfit reveal for inside! They do advertise on the website each months theme Augusts theme is god and goddesses, they also post the stalls that are there each month as well as what performances are on and when. I do suggest you check the website for BBB where it gives you the full details of both market and after party. I won't be able to go to Augusts one due to work but I will definitely attending the one in a couple weeks.
UK**** Posted July 2 Here are July's Traders (Fetlife), should give you a rough idea for August: TRADERS NEW! Scratch bakery Liberation Avenue Radical Celebrant Alt Couture Dollys Day Dreams Bondagebeast/kinky monkey Pampered Pineapple Sapphic Self Dominion Bignbuff Fubar treasures Electric majestic Spiky shit Clinical Pleasures alt armour lenis atelier auld omens frankie fox designs paulas shop of horrors Sevensinlatex Bondatrix skully candles ministry studios quirky closet Freebound whips and sticks Roy's Massage saucystich Dsw Swears of joy Iron in the kinks Fetishwoodcraft Kinkymoongazer Darker desires Tigs makes glass Barrel of *** Irregular signs Latexcellence The Swink shop Gloria sync Diable designs Tentickle MSTER Tinks tannery Mosher abroad casual rope wyld wear peachs creatures BBB WHATS ON Optional dress theme: NEW THEME! Fae Festival! Food Vendor for this month is the KinkyCaterer and Scratch Bakery. See the KC menu here: (link removed to comply with site restrictions) 12noon-1pm: Reduced sensory hour. Quieter shopping with reduced level music. 12:30pm: Introduction to the BBB and full tour with Q&A, hosted by greeters. Munches: HexEducation 12:30 on the ground floor in the corner booth! Newbie (ground floor 12) hosted by greeters and crew. Littles (top floor 12) hosted by ?. Bootblack (top floor) 12pm-4pm hosted by ? and Stage shows: Ground floor 2PM Hosted by someone, Featuring performance from Second stage show, ground floor 4PM Featuring our best dressed competition and a final performance from
Riverst-100 Posted July 3 Author Thank you all for your replies. I will have another look on the website for stalls etc. We are both looking forward to attending and investigating the lifestyle. I am sure looking at the stalls will be enlightening. Thanks again.
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