STING NYC is a relaxed, men-only spanking party built for men who want space to give, receive, trade, watch, learn, and explore spanking in all its forms.
Whether you are brand new or deeply experienced, STING NYC offers a playful, open environment where men can connect through impact, discipline, technique, erotic tension, and shared desire.
From the sharp snap of a belt to the satisfying smack of a hand, this is a room for men who know that a good spanking can be playful, connective, intense, and deeply satisfying.
There is a separate social lounge area for talking, settling in, aftercare, and connection outside of active play.
This is a self-led spanking and impact play party.
Attendees are responsible for their own choices, negotiations, boundaries, scenes, consent, and aftercare.
The Kink Collective’s MITPISA negotiation forms will be available to support clearer pre-scene conversations, especially for people meeting or negotiating play in the room.
Click here for more details on MITPISA
1 PM | Doors Open
1:45–2 PM | Welcome + Room Agreeements
If you arrive after this welcome, you are still welcome.
A facilitator will give you the essential room agreements at check-in before you enter the play space
2 PM | Play Room Opens
6 PM | Party Ends
• A men-only space centered around spanking and impact
• A relaxed, social, and erotic afternoon atmosphere
• 12+ spanking stations and an open layout
• Stations including a St. Andrew’s Cross, spanking bench, kneeling benches, massage tables, and room for creative positioning
• A separate social area for aftercare, downtime, snacks, and conversation
Space to give, receive, trade, watch, learn, and explore spanking with consent and clarity
This event is led by Dan, a member of the spanking community and of The Kink Collective.
Dan brings his passion for spanking and his easygoing style to create a space that feels
safe, playful, and welcoming to all men in attendance.
Where: The Sanctuary of East Harlem
Address: 113 East 125th Street, New York, NY 10035
Entry Instructions: Enter through the door to the right of Forno on 125th. Look for 113 in the window above.
Accessibility: No elevator. 20 steps total.
Interested in becoming a member?
You do not need to be a member to attend STING NYC.
Members receive discounted Sanctuary Sessions tickets and free access to our weekly online space, Conscious Conversations, for deeper connection and ongoing community. [link here]
$20 Member Ticket, $30 Solo Ticket, $50 Partner Ticket (2 tickets)
🎟 Purchase Your Advance Tickets Here
Interested in becoming a member?
You do not need to be a member to attend STING NYC.
Members receive discounted Sanctuary Sessions tickets and free access to our weekly online space, Conscious Conversations, for deeper connection and ongoing community. [link here]
• Scene: An agreed-upon exchange between people, discussed ahead of time with clear boundaries, consent, expectations, and aftercare.
• Negotiation: The conversation before play where people talk through interests, limits, roles, safety needs, intensity, and aftercare.
• Boundaries: The personal limits and needs someone communicates before or during play, including what is welcome, what is not, and what must stop if crossed.
• MITPISA: The Kink Collective’s consent and negotiation framework, designed to help people talk through interests, boundaries, safety needs, intensity, and aftercare before play begins.
• Spanking: Consensual impact play focused on striking the body, often with hands, paddles, belts, straps, or other agreed-upon implements.
• Impact play: Consensual play involving sensation or force on the body, often through hands, floggers, paddles, canes, belts, straps, or other agreed-upon implements.
• Discipline: A style of play that may involve structure, correction, rules, or consequences as part of a negotiated scene or dynamic.
• Pickup play: Play negotiated with someone you meet at the event. All pickup play should be clearly discussed and agreed to before anything begins.
• Aftercare: The care, grounding, rest, or connection someone may need after play to help their body and emotions settle.