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NEW TO THE LIFESTYLE?
SWINGERS 101, 102 & 103Start at the beginning. Learn the basics, what to expect, how to prepare, how to meet people, and how to navigate the room without feeling like everybody else got an instruction manual except you. START LEARNING → |
WHAT THE HELL DOES THAT MEAN?
SWINGLISHUnicorns. Bulls. Soft swap. Hall passes. Compersion. The Lifestyle has its own language, and somehow nobody hands you the dictionary when you join. So we made one. SPEAK SWINGLISH → |
KEEP THE SPONTANEITY
BEFORE YOU PLAYA practical guide to boundaries, protection, marks, roughness, changing your mind, checking in, and the quick conversations that make spontaneous play easier — not harder. READ BEFORE YOU PLAY → |
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FREEDOM WORKS WHEN WE COMMUNICATE
CONSENT & SAFETYSee how FoE approaches consent, boundaries, privacy, concerns, reporting, corrections, consequences, and the shared responsibility of looking out for each other. EXPLORE CONSENT & SAFETY → |
PICK YOUR ADVENTURE
EXPLORE EVENTSMeet & Greets, Nightclub events, Campouts, Hotel Takeovers, and whatever ridiculous idea we decide deserves to become an FoE event next. SEE HOW FoE DOES EVENTS → |
COME FOR THE EVENT. STAY FOR THE PEOPLE.
THE FoE COMMUNITYFoE is more than parties. Learn about the friendships, connection, community culture, and people that keep members coming back long after the first event. MEET THE COMMUNITY → |
MEET & GREETSHave a drink, meet some people, and see if FoE feels like your kind of crowd. No pressure. No play required. EXPLORE MEET & GREETS → |
FoE NIGHTCLUBThe lights go down and the energy goes up. DJ, dancing, drinks, social spaces and adult exploration. EXPLORE CLUB NIGHT → |
HOTEL TAKEOVERSStay onsite, settle in, and turn an ordinary hotel weekend into something unforgettable. EXPLORE TAKEOVERS → |
CAMPOUTSCampfires, activities, play, laughter, and a little beautiful chaos under the stars. EXPLORE CAMPOUTS → |
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SWINGERS 101 — UNDERSTANDStart with the basics: what the Lifestyle is, how couples approach it, and what to talk about together first. START WITH THE BASICS → |
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SWINGERS 102 — PREPAREWhat do you wear? What happens when you arrive? Learn what to expect before walking through the door. GET READY → |
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SWINGERS 103 — PARTICIPATELearn how to meet people, communicate interest, navigate consent and boundaries, and actually enjoy the room once you're there. LEARN THE CULTURE → |

STAY AWHILE
THE TAKEOVERThemed rooms, late nights, new connections, and the freedom to enjoy the weekend without rushing home when the party ends. |
GET AWAY
THE CAMPOUTTrade the nightclub for stars and a campfire. Spend the weekend laughing, playing, talking, relaxing, and seeing where the night takes you. |

Club Night: 9 PM–1 AM. Professional DJ, full lighting production, dancing, drinks, social spaces, and room to see where the night goes.
Want to ease into the night? Our Meet & Greet runs from 7–9 PM. Attend either event on its own, or make a night of both. Overnight VIP packages are also available at select Club Nights.
EXPLORE FoE NIGHTCLUB →
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This weekend was the epitome of WHY we all come together. The love was deep and wide.
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We are so grateful for you all and this community.
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Thanks so much everyone for such a sweet and low key weekend. From the bachelor/bachelorette party to the perfect wedding to clean up, it was lovely.
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CONSENT FIRSTAsk before touching. Listen to the answer. Consent should be clear, enthusiastic, and ongoing. |
RESPECT BOUNDARIESA no is enough. A maybe is not a yes. Nobody owes anyone attention, play, or an explanation. |
PROTECT PRIVACYDon't out, tag, photograph, or identify another person without their permission. |
LEAVE PEOPLE BETTERBe kind. Be responsible. Help make FoE somewhere people want to return. |
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FIND YOUR PEOPLEBrowse local couples, single women, and approved single men, find people who catch your attention, and start talking. |
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BE SEENYour photos, bio, interests, and what you're looking for give other members a reason to say hello. |
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KNOW BEFORE YOU GOSee who's attending events beforehand. Walking into the room is easier when a few faces are already familiar. |