BDSM Retsil

It's the only place in Kitsap that still has booths and they have glory holes and private booths and now it has two theater rooms it is a great place for men women transgender and couples to come in and play.also near a few restraunts and a club

We pride our store in featuring a large selection of BDSM items including many locally made products. We also carry lingerie and clothing, DVD's for sale or rent, books, vibrators for all price ranges, massage products, bachelorette party supplies, condoms and lube. Drop in for a visit, you'll be glad you did. Established in 2006.

……………………………………… SAFER SPACE The following actions or displays of behavior will not be tolerated: bigotry, racism, sexism, transphobia, homophobia, misogyny, and ableism. CONSENT Consent is required when interacting with others. A person’s choice of self-expression is not an invitation for non-consensual touching. Any form of harassment including leering, rude comments or touching will be dealt with, and anyone caught harassing other patrons will be given a lifetime ban from our club. Our staff is here to support you. PHONES For the sake of the vibe during dance parties, we ask that you avoid using your phones or taking photos anywhere on the dance floor. Feel free to use your phones on the patio. ……………………………………… To stay in the loop about upcoming events, ticket giveaways, and more, sign up for the Kremwerk + Timbre Room Complex mailing list! http://www.kremwerk.com/ ……………………………………… Kremwerk is currently not an ADA-accessible space. Club entry is through a flight of 12 metal stairs, with two small steps leading into the main part of the club. We have 2 restrooms with a total of 3 stalls and 1 urinal, all gender-neutral. If you would like access to single-stall restrooms, please don't hesitate to ask our door & security to allow entry upstairs into Timbre Room, which has 2 single-stall gender-neutral restrooms. For any questions about safety & accessibility, please *** [email protected]

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Northwest Leather Calendar is an invaluable events listing website devoted to Seattle's flourishing gay male leather community. Whether you're looking for life-changing workshops or hot play parties, the calendar is there to guide you. Northwest Leather Calendar picks which events it lists, and as the the name suggests, the emphasis is firmly on gay men and leather. However, you are also likely to find associated events such as those aimed at bears. All leather events in the Seattle area are listed on Northwest Leather Calendar. However, only major regional and national events are given space. Gay male leather lovers will find full details of leather board meetings and nights at leather bars. But the calendar does not include munches in its listings. Workshops form an integral part of the leather community, and, as such, Northwest Leather Calendar gives them the space they warrant. Again, the focus is on workshops for the gay male community. However, the calendar also lists Pansexual workshops which are known to be welcoming to gay men and wider LGBTQ leather folk. The rule of thumb is that these workshops should not only have a heterosexual theme. Would your event definitely be of interest the gay male leather community? If the answer is yes, then reach out to Northwest Leather Calendar for a listing. Northwest Leather Calendar notes that decisions on what they list are based on the text and imagery of websites and announcements of events. You should include your name, the date and time of the event, and where it is going to be held. Additionally, you must provide the cost of the event, plus relevant contact information. It would help if you also gave Northwest Leather Calendar a short description of your event. In order to be included in the weekly e-mailed version of the Northwest Leather Calendar, you should send your listing information by 6.00 pm Pacific time on a Monday. Helpfully, the theme of events listed on the calendar is highlighted by icons. From boots to fisting to leather boys to watersports, it's all signposted. Because we all know it's vital to understand what we're getting into!

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