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Bound Men BCN is a once a month rope jam at Sala de Luz in Barcelona — open to men and anyone who identifies as men, at any level of experience. You don't need to bring a partner. Our goal is community: every session is designed for people to meet, connect, and explore rope bondage in a welcoming space — whether you want to tie, be tied, or learn both. We encourage everyone to build foundational knowledge, so riggers and bottoms alike can practice with more confidence and self-awareness. New people join us every month. Come as you are. Get in touch through our channels for dates, details, and upcoming events.

Kinbaku Studio Kanslia is an intimate shibari space in the rustic Vallila district of Helsinki. You can come to tie on your own, with a partner, or in a small group, and the studio offers tailored teaching for couples and small groups working towards their own goals. Beginners start with a small-group fundamentals course (max 4 people) focused on self-tying, with room to continue into workshops and private tuition. Private sessions are also available for those who'd like to experience rope without a partner. Teaching is in Finnish, partly in English when needed, and fully English-language courses run on demand.

Köieparadiis is a shibari studio in Tallinn dedicated to growing Japanese rope art in Estonia and bringing enthusiasts together. They run courses for all levels — from complete beginners to advanced — along with regular practice evenings, private lessons for groups, couples or individuals, and one-on-one sessions. The studio has its own cosy space (also available to rent), a webshop for rope and suspension gear, and a welcoming, safety-minded atmosphere where solo newcomers are just as at home as couples.

Situated in Blegny, near Liège, in eastern Belgium, Mokuren Rope Salon is a space for meeting, sharing, and learning, dedicated to the practice of shibari. It runs a regular schedule of rope classes, ranging from beginner courses to more advanced workshops. There you will also find jams, public performances, private sessions, themed evenings, discovery days, and spaces for dialogue, both public and private. The classes and events are usually held in French, but also in English whenever needed. The place was born from its founders' desire to help develop a diverse and dynamic community in the area by offering a safe learning environment and a place for practice and discussion, aiming for everyone to feel welcome, regardless of their level of experience, age, gender identity, sexual orientation, skin color, body type,...