Good Vibrations has over 40 years of experience selling high-quality sex toys and other sex-related productions.

During this time, it has also built a formidable reputation for providing sexual health information. As part of this, it offers a diverse and stimulating range of regular workshops and sex and fetish educational events at its stores across the United States, including its Good Vibrations Boston store.

As well as selling every type of sex toy one could imagine, Good Vibrations Boston is firmly committed to sexual empowerment.

The store has steadfastly celebrated sex-positivity over the years - and continues to do so. It embraces all genders and sexual orientations and is centred on providing support for anyone who wants to enhance their sexual experiences.

Recognising that sexual stigma is a destructive ***, Good Vibrations Boston provides a safe, non-judgmental environment in which kinksters can meet and explore their fantasies.

Sex-positive people from all backgrounds and ages can learn more about their bodies at Good Vibrations Boston workshops. It must be noted that these are not play parties. The workshops and events are for purely educational purposes only. That said, they are always fun and friendly.

Previous workshops have covered many topics. These range from BDSM basics to cannabis in sex, oral sex tips, regular ladies' nights, spanking workshops, tarot cards and sex, women's sexual arousal, and even tours of well-known sex museums. Many of these workshops are free.

The workshops are open to all. Some have more of an emphasis on women and sexuality. But there are also events aimed at all genders, and celebrations of trans identity.

Before the establishment of Good Vibrations four decades ago, sex shops were often considered dark and seedy. They were all too frequently associated with shame.

The company boldly transformed the idea of what a sex shop should look like. Consequently, the Good Vibrations Boston store is bright, clean, joyful places, offering an eclectic range of sex toys, books, and films.

The workshops offer a great space in which to re-connect with not only your body but with a broader kink community.