A event held at Club395 on Thursday 15th January. The event starts at 19:30.
£12 (Jam only) / £18 (Jam + Beginners Workshop) per person.
Whether you're an experienced rigger looking for a relaxed jam space or a curious beginner eager to learn the ropes—this is for you. Our Shibari Rope Jam is a welcoming event focused on connection, creativity, and skill-sharing.
We'll have a couple of suspension points available, and the space is open for self-led tying, collaborative exploration, or getting guidance from more experienced folks. If you're new to Shibari, come early for an intro to the basics included in the £18 ticket.
For those who have already done a couple of beginners lessons, you are welcome to book them again, but be aware we will largely be covering the same ground as before as the beginner lessons will be geared towards people who have never tied before.
The beginner lesson runs for the first half of the jam till roughly 9:30pm, at which point it merges with the general jam.
BYO snacks, water, and rope if you have it (we’ll have some spares too).
We have the space from 7pm which is when we will begin setting up, and you are welcome to come early, but we will only be 'officially' starting the event and teaching from 7:30pm.
We have a number of communal matts for people to use, but recommend bringing your own if you are able.
Some house rules:
Photography is permitted but make sure you have the consent of anyone in the photos to take them, and also to post them. If you capture anyone in the background please blur/crop them out when posting.
If you're coming by yourself you can ask to tie with other people, but please be mindful how you approach people, do not interrupt ongoing scenes, and respect that no means no, and that someone doesn't necessarily owe you an explanation if they don't want to tie with you.
Strictly no shoes on the matts.
Terms & Conditions
Loose Ends - Bristol Shibari
1. Participation & Assumption of Risk
By attending this event, all participants acknowledge and accept that shibari is an inherently physical activity that carries certain risks. These may include, but are not limited to, bruising, rope burns, nerve damage, circulation issues, or other physical injury. Participation is entirely voluntary and undertaken at the individual's own risk.
2. Personal Responsibility
All attendees are expected to know their physical and emotional limits and communicate clearly with their partners. You are responsible for monitoring your own well-being and immediately alerting one of the organisers or host if you feel unsafe or unwell at any point.
3. Safety Measures
While the organizers will take all reasonable steps to ensure the event is conducted in a safe and respectful environment, including:
• Providing an introductory safety briefing for newcomers
• Ensuring safeguards are present to supervise and offer guidance
• Making safety shears available and encouraging safe tying practices
We cannot guarantee that accidents or injuries will not occur. Attendees must understand and accept this risk.
4. Health & Medical Conditions
If you have any medical conditions (e.g. circulation issues, nerve sensitivity, joint problems, or psychological triggers), it is your responsibility to inform your partner(s) and to take appropriate precautions. The organisers can offer advice but are not medical professionals and cannot assess your suitability for participation.
5. Supervision & Conduct
This is a supervised, community-centred event where mutual respect, consent, and communication are paramount. Unsafe, disrespectful, or non-consensual behaviour will not be tolerated and will result in removal from the event and banning from future events.
6. Release of Liability
By participating in this event, you agree to waive, release, and discharge the event organisers, facilitators, venue owners, and associated personnel from any and all claims or liability for injuries, loss, or damages resulting from your participation. This includes any injuries arising from the actions of other participants.
7. Consent & Confidentiality
Consent is non-negotiable. Always ask before touching or tying. Additionally, this is a private event. No photography, or recording, of other attendees is permitted without explicit prior consent.
8. Agreement
By entering the venue and participating in the event, you confirm that:
• You have read and understood these Terms & Conditions
• You voluntarily accept the risks involved
• You agree to abide by all event rules and the guidance of the organisers
• You release the organisers and venue from liability as described above
Entry requirements: 18+
Whether you're an experienced rigger looking for a relaxed jam space or a curious beginner eager to learn the ropes—this is for you. Our Shibari Rope Jam is a welcoming event focused on connection, creativity, and skill-sharing.
We'll have a couple of suspension points available, and the space is open for self-led tying, collaborative exploration, or getting guidance from more experienced folks. If you're new to Shibari, come early for an intro to the basics included in the £18 ticket.
For those who have already done a couple of beginners lessons, you are welcome to book them again, but be aware we will largely be covering the same ground as before as the beginner lessons will be geared towards people who have never tied before.
The beginner lesson runs for the first half of the jam till roughly 9:30pm, at which point it merges with the general jam.
BYO snacks, water, and rope if you have it (we’ll have some spares too).
We have the space from 7pm which is when we will begin setting up, and you are welcome to come early, but we will only be 'officially' starting the event and teaching from 7:30pm.
We have a number of communal matts for people to use, but recommend bringing your own if you are able.
Some house rules:
Photography is permitted but make sure you have the consent of anyone in the photos to take them, and also to post them. If you capture anyone in the background please blur/crop them out when posting.
If you're coming by yourself you can ask to tie with other people, but please be mindful how you approach people, do not interrupt ongoing scenes, and respect that no means no, and that someone doesn't necessarily owe you an explanation if they don't want to tie with you.
Strictly no shoes on the matts.
Terms & Conditions
Loose Ends - Bristol Shibari
1. Participation & Assumption of Risk
By attending this event, all participants acknowledge and accept that shibari is an inherently physical activity that carries certain risks. These may include, but are not limited to, bruising, rope burns, nerve damage, circulation issues, or other physical injury. Participation is entirely voluntary and undertaken at the individual's own risk.
2. Personal Responsibility
All attendees are expected to know their physical and emotional limits and communicate clearly with their partners. You are responsible for monitoring your own well-being and immediately alerting one of the organisers or host if you feel unsafe or unwell at any point.
3. Safety Measures
While the organizers will take all reasonable steps to ensure the event is conducted in a safe and respectful environment, including:
• Providing an introductory safety briefing for newcomers
• Ensuring safeguards are present to supervise and offer guidance
• Making safety shears available and encouraging safe tying practices
We cannot guarantee that accidents or injuries will not occur. Attendees must understand and accept this risk.
4. Health & Medical Conditions
If you have any medical conditions (e.g. circulation issues, nerve sensitivity, joint problems, or psychological triggers), it is your responsibility to inform your partner(s) and to take appropriate precautions. The organisers can offer advice but are not medical professionals and cannot assess your suitability for participation.
5. Supervision & Conduct
This is a supervised, community-centred event where mutual respect, consent, and communication are paramount. Unsafe, disrespectful, or non-consensual behaviour will not be tolerated and will result in removal from the event and banning from future events.
6. Release of Liability
By participating in this event, you agree to waive, release, and discharge the event organisers, facilitators, venue owners, and associated personnel from any and all claims or liability for injuries, loss, or damages resulting from your participation. This includes any injuries arising from the actions of other participants.
7. Consent & Confidentiality
Consent is non-negotiable. Always ask before touching or tying. Additionally, this is a private event. No photography, or recording, of other attendees is permitted without explicit prior consent.
8. Agreement
By entering the venue and participating in the event, you confirm that:
• You have read and understood these Terms & Conditions
• You voluntarily accept the risks involved
• You agree to abide by all event rules and the guidance of the organisers
• You release the organisers and venue from liability as described above
Entry requirements: 18+
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