Catalyst: A Sex Positive Place

I haven't been to their new location and I plan to visit. I visited the old place several times, especially events organised by the owners. This is one of the few places where I felt welcome as a black man, that actually made me to pay membership fee for a year. I do think owners do take every step to make sure everyone is safe. I loved all my visits when they occupied the older place. I also know very well that they cannot control everyone's behaviour,though I trust them to do the right thing all the time.

A welcoming, friendly environment; the owners and staff are wonderful, and will always accommodate in whatever way they can. This space is a great place to learn, to explore, and to make new friends. Definitely a safe space; disability-friendly, Queer friendly, and (of course) sex positive.

Attended Naughty Karaoke as an introductory event. The owners/hosts seem friendly, laid-back, and respectful, and I was made to feel welcome and comfortable right away. Unfortunately, the bi-monthly karaoke was a little underwhelming, and could not keep my attention. The dungeon was less active than I expected (less than ten people on a Friday night, some just lounging on the beds), but I was pleased by the variety of play structures and accoutrements, the cleanliness (mandatory sheets, towels, and clean-up spray), and the discretion of the dungeon monitor staff. I had the opportunity to speak with club members, and found those with whom I spoke to be friendly and open, if a little unappreciative of vanilla, heterosexual, monogamous relationships (obviously, you don't have to be queer, poly, or into BDSM to enjoy exhibitionism or voyeurism). In general, this seems like a good, safe place to bring your fetish, whips and chains, daddy issues, bad singing, and snacks (I also recommend bringing your own partner, as I didn't see many loners and attractive people were sparse). The website for this place has a very comprehensive schedule listing everything from snuggle piles to naughty karaoke to classes on dungeon etiquette.

Comfortable, welcoming and safe for everyone. The space is small, seating is limited and often awkward for conversion and it's often stuffy with poor air circulation. ADA accessible and accommodations are made for assistance devices. Biggest issue is the parking, be prepared to circle a 2-5 block radius before you find a spot.

This place is widely known for its accepting community. It is a fantastic place to learn about the kink community and I wouldn't choose anywhere else to hangout. Kinky karaoke is one of my favorite parties to go to as well as the little and queer parties hosted there.

The space itself is unsafe, with improperly installed suspension points, that would pose a danger to people using them. in addition the owner currently has multiple abuse complaints against them from people that visited the location. The have attacked their victims publicly and continue to attack and harass anyone that speaks out against them. In response to your response: your solution is to have an alleged abuser, only be there for certain events, rather then not be present to possibly abuse new people at all? and second as for your suspension points, you are saying they where installed by a professional? Like a licensed and bonded contractor? because on the horizontal attachment points, there are multiple bolts that are both crooked and not fully sunk into the supports, second the vertical bolts are are improperly installed in such a way that they are crimping the bracket and compromising the structural integrity of said brackets. If they where installed by a professional, I would recommend you file suit against them.

This place is like a second home to me and mine. The events are fun, the people are amazing and the prices can't be beat. I highly recommend stopping by for an event. Friday's are my favorite, with their naughty karaoke. Unless you count the first Sunday of the month, the Stoner Karaoke night