Rainbow Rope

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Rainbow Rope is a queer-centered structured rope gathering designed to hold space for connection, creativity, and community.

This is not a general rope event. It is a space built around queer connection, comfort, and community.

Participants must have completed the Getting Started Class.

Doors open at 6:45 and close at 7:30 PM.

What does the night look like?

Rainbow Rope is intentionally structured to support both rope practice and social connection, with two distinct but connected spaces available throughout the evening.

Rope Jam Space

The rope area will be open for tying, being tied, or observing throughout the night.
This is a jam-style space where you can drop in, explore, and engage with rope at your own pace.

Social Space + Optional Circle

A designated social space is available to support connection and communication between participants outside of active training areas.
About 20–30 minutes into the event, we will open an optional social circle for those who would like to participate. This allows time for people to arrive, settle in, and get comfortable before joining.
The circle is a chance to introduce yourself, share interests, and get a sense of who’s in the room.

After the circle, the social space will remain open with:
• Light, low-pressure games
• Conversation prompts
• Space to meet and connect with others

You’re welcome to arrive at any time; there’s no pressure to be on time for the circle.
You are always welcome to move between spaces, participate as much or as little as you’d like, or simply observe.

Who is this event for?

Rainbow Rope is a queer-centered space. It is designed first and foremost for LGBTQIA+ people to gather, connect, create, and be in a structured, supportive community

We are not interested in gatekeeping identity or deciding who is “queer enough” to belong here. We trust people to make that decision for themselves with honesty and care.
If you are queer, questioning, exploring, or feel that this space is genuinely for you, you are welcome.

If you are not queer but are closely connected to queer community, you are welcome only if you can participate in a way that keeps queer people and queer experience centered.

What does it mean to keep the space queer-centered?

It means showing up with care, respecting names and pronouns, not making assumptions about identity or relationships, and being mindful not to dominate the room or shift focus away from the people this space was created for.

Note: All rope events are conducted in a structured, instructor-monitored environment. Participation is limited to individuals who have completed the prerequisite training. This is a sober environment. Alcohol and drugs are not permitted.