Our bodies remember, resist, and reimagine. This festival brings us together to practice care, collective healing, joy, playfulness through different practices and rituals. Together we'll build trust, share skills, and pass on history, centering decolonial, intersectional politics, sexual liberation, and the wisdom of lived experience.
TicketsExpect shibari sessions, BDSM, sensuality, playfulness (you know what kind), storytelling, and moments of rest. We're here to learn and unlearn, to protect each other, and to celebrate pride that refuses to leave anyone behind.
No cis-men policy, BIPOC queer cuties to the front!
Signing up for the workshops is mandatory
Scroll down to find the schedule
Confirmation email 1 week before
First floor wheelchair accessible
GENERAL INFO:
The festival starts each day with an opening ritual. Together we create a wholesome moment with care, joy and pleasure, centering community. We wanna welcome different types of genders and bodies at our festival, particularly BIPOC bodies and trans people.
After each workshop we have a break, including lunch and dinner based on donations. During the breaks you can enjoy the Queer Market, rest or share your skills with others. Saturday evening we will close the night with an open mic in collaboration with Unwanted Words.
Sunday night we will close the night with a film screening and turn the workshop space into a complete play arena, where you can explore your sexual desires, connect and share your skills. The DJ's of the night will set the mood. Check the program on this brand new website and get your tickets. Be quick because we have limited spots available.
Please enter the venue on time before each workshop.
Click on any activity to go to the registration form
Eileen Ropelounge
Eileen has been a regular presenter at FiteQlub. She's passionate about teaching, especially when it comes to interaction with others. Rope is her go-to medium, but she also has a background in martial arts and is proficient in other fields. She's been tying for more than 15 years, and teaching rope for more than 10.
Shustar Silk
Shustar Silk is a mixed-Asian interdisciplinary artist and academic, with work spanning art, text, story, and mixed media. Silk interrogates belonging, power, and how intimacy transforms relationships, inviting you to explore how bodies carry memory, faith, desire, and resistance.
Laura
Laura is a queer Colombian living in Amsterdam for 12+ years who enjoys letting go of control in playing environments. Always on the go but also always trying to find ways to slow down- kink is one of those ways.
Sheila (KABRA)
Sheila has been practicing shiatsu since 2018. Shiatsu is a Japanese massage therapy. Shiatsu gave her a language to address health and wellbeing issues specifically for racialized people. In her quest to unite her identity, her profession and her politics KABRA was born.
Noana
Noana is a queer Shibari Artist who emphasizes the sensual dimension of rope in her work. She's performed in the red light district and the Van Gogh museum alike. Her private sessions take place in dungeons and flower fields. Yet what always remains constant is the language of eroticism as the basis of her practice.
Ajoa Moon
Adjoa Moon is a multidisciplinary kink artist and cultural entrepreneur with Ghanaian roots. Her work merges ancestral knowledge, sensual spirituality, and embodied storytelling into transformative experiences that invite both vulnerability and empowerment.
Sorab Rostam
Sorab Rostam is moving for a long time in the queer and trans movement, connecting people and communities with each other. He values community, care and sexual liberation, through his own practices as a trans person of color.
As an organisation run entirely by volunteers, Fite Qlub is built on the principle of collective responsibility: taking care of one another, supporting and showing up for each other. Volunteering with us is not just about helping to run events, but about co-creating a culture of care and resilience. Being part of the volunteer team means being embedded in a community where belonging, connection, resilience and solidarity are at the center. Volunteers play a vital role in shaping Fite Qlub as a space of joy, pleasure and empowerment.
In return, volunteering is also a way to experience Fite Qlub's spirit from the inside: where collective effort turns into genuine connection, care and community.
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The Awareness Team is the support system of Fite Qlub's events and festivals. Each member works with a buddy to help ensure participants feel safe, welcomed, and included. Their role is to prevent anyone from feeling isolated and to foster a sense of belonging throughout the space.
As the event's support system, participants can approach an Awareness Team member at any time if they need assistance, someone to talk to, or help navigating the event. By being present, attentive, and approachable, the team helps maintain the culture of care that defines Fite Qlub. In this way, the Awareness Team plays a vital role in shaping our events into spaces of safety, connection, and community.
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Fite Qlub's buddy system is designed to support anyone who feels unsure or nervous, while attending our events and parties. This could be because it is your first time here or because you will be attending alone. We know that entering a sexually liberated space can feel both exciting and overwhelming, so the Buddy System is here to make sure you feel welcomed, included, and able to make genuine connections.
Buddies, guided by coordinators, are volunteers who accompany participants throughout the night. They answer questions, provide support, and help you navigate the space with confidence. Their role is to ensure no one feels alone and that everyone has the chance to feel part of the community.
Join the chat!We want everyone to feel at our events: safe, comfortable, and part of the community. We've done our best to make the space as accessible as possible, and we're always learning how to do better.
Ground floor: This is where most of the magic happens! The workshops and playground time take place on the ground floor,
a big cozy area filled with mats and pillows for everyone to relax, connect and play.
On this floor: The entrance and main space, as well as the toilet are wheelchair accessible and open during the day.
The café (next door) can be used double as a quiet or chill space if you ever need a moment away. If you are using a wheelchair, the cafe is accessible from outside.
First Floor: The Fite Qlub Market happens upstairs, where you'll find community makers, artists, and surprises!
Please note: the first floor is only reachable by stairs.
On this floor: The main toilets are here, they're all gender-inclusive, but not wheelchair accessible.
If you need help accessing anything or want support, our awareness team is here for you. Just come say hi!
Second Floor: Need a breather? The Silence Room upstairs is a calm, dimly lit space to rest, decompress, or even take a nap. The floor is dimly fit and there is no music here. This floor is also only accessible by stairs.
Toilets: All our toilets are gender-inclusive. The ground floor toilet is wheelchair accessible. Toilets on the upper floors cannot be accessed by wheelchair. Our crew is always around to answer a question, assist or support you in any way possible.
Let's Keep Growing Together: We know our venue has limits, and we're committed to improving accessibility every step of the way.
If you have ideas or feedback on how we can make Fite Qlub more inclusive, please share them with us at info@fiteqlub.com, your voice helps shape our community
This includes any form of -isms & phobias.
2. Trans Lives MatterWherever you are in your transition, we welcome you.
3. CONSENT IS KEYOnly yes means yes. Maybe does not mean yes.
4. RESPECT PEOPLE'S GENDERDo not assume one's gender. Ask for pronouns.
5. Safe SexKeep yourself and each other safe.
6. Drink/Use Drugs ResponsiblyPeople who overuse alcohol/drugs will be removed from the space.
7. No photos or videosWe have our own photographer & only in designated areas.
8. BIPOC centered safe spaceWhite people: mind the space you take.
9. No cis men policySafer and Braver space for marginalized queer & trans folx.
10. Collective responsibilityWe all carry responsibility over the space & participants.
