Welcome to Neurospicy at Townhouse!
An inclusive swinging and BDSM event designed for neurodivergent guests who want a fun, safe, and sensory considerate space to connect, play, and explore. Whether you’re here to socialise, play, or simply observe, you’re welcome at Neurospicy!
What Makes Neurospicy Different?
Traditional play events can feel overwhelming, Neurospicy is designed with comfort and sensory awareness in mind, allowing you to engage in your own way and at your own pace.
Event Details
Venue: Townhouse
Date & Time: Thursday 5th November from 8:00pm – 2:00am
Dress Code: Wear whatever you feel comfy in
Devices: Allowed in Live Lounge (cameras covered)
Sensory Considerations:
No flashing lights, low volume music throughout the club, and chill out/play free spaces
Multiple Ways to Communicate - Clipboards and colour coded bands.
Mobile Devices Allowed in specific areas for games and messaging (cameras must be covered)
Our Spaces:
Live Lounge
A relaxed quiet space for colouring books, board games, and sensory aids. Steady lighting, and a designated device zone for quiet phone/tablet use.
Bar Area
Visual drink menus and non-verbal ordering options (clipboards available).
Elevation Room
A no-play zone for unwinding and relaxation. Weighted blankets, cushions, swings to sit on, suspended bed and fidget items are available.
Private Play Rooms
Swing and Kink areas if you don’t wish to play in public.
BDSM/Kink Zones
Separate, clearly marked rooms for kink and BDSM play. Consent is key, as always.
There will be a consent video for you to watch in advance to prepare for the night - please keep an eye out for this in your pre event broadcast!
As always our buddies will be on hand to answer questions and chat to until 10.30pm
**Although we are providing the space and have staff, we are not counsellors or mental health professionals, you MUST be able to advocate for yourself in both Kink and Swing settings, Club Rules always apply.**
Booking & Accessibility
Support on the evening is available, contact us for booking assistance.
Plain language, clear, jargon free event details for clarity and ease.
Sensory aids are welcome - basically anything you need to help you, you can bring (if in doubt, ask).
See you there,
Orange and Abi