Kink in the Pants

The world has come to an end and nobody knows what will happen next. Will zombies begin crawling across the earth? Will asteroids crash into our homes? Do we need to go into survival mode? Instead of worrying about such mundane problems, our friends at the Fetish Factory have a...

By Betsey J. Denberg

September 1, 2011

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The world has come to an end and nobody knows what will happen next. Will zombies begin crawling across the earth? Will asteroids crash into our homes? Do we need to go into survival mode? Instead of worrying about such mundane problems, our friends at the Fetish Factory have a better solution: Party until the break of dawn and explore the forbidden side of life. Saturday night marks the return of Fetish Factory's monthly party Alter Ego, and September's theme is the Fetish Apocalypse. The festivities kick off at Sky Nightclub. But don't think about showing up in jeans or sneakers. A strict fetish dress code is enforced regardless of theme. If you're searching for wardrobe ideas, think Mad Max meets steam-punk-gone-Armageddon. Consensual and safe play is encouraged; however, nudity and sex will not be tolerated.
Sat., Sept. 10, 10 p.m., 2011

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