Dominext Kinky-Psytrance Party

Sat., September 19, 2026 · 10:00 p.m.

FULL INFO AT https://dominext.co

The Dominext Kinky-Psy Rave is coming to the MuBu.
Psytrance DJs. Shibari. Petplay. Play Space.
Interactive experiences.
Active Awareness Team to ensure a safe space.
Queer-welcoming crowd.
A night of sound, sensation, curiosity, and freedom.
Come as your true kinky self—colorful or dark—here you can let your spark shine.

Target audience:
Queer community, BDSM community, Psytrance community
Whether you’re new to BDSM or experienced in any of these scenes, everyone is welcome
Pet players, fetishists, people active in or interested in shibari, hedonists, hippies

Dress Code: 
Dress to Impress – be your kinky self!

Psytrance raves are bright and colorful, so we’d love to see shiny, glittery, and colorful outfits. All-black outfits are also welcome, of course. Clothing typical of the psy scene is also welcome!

– No-gos –
· Non-scene street clothing (jeans, T-shirts, suits…)
· Uniforms (fire department, police, armed forces, emergency services, etc.)
· Barefoot or wearing only socks (for safety reasons)
· Regular underwear without accessories

An outfit check is available via Instagram (dominext_fantasy) or Telegram (insert handle) and will take place at the door

Guidelines for Everyone:
Whether you’re a complete newcomer or highly experienced, these simple principles help everyone enjoy the community safely.

There is no place here for discrimination of any kind. This includes, in particular but not exclusively:
– Sexism
– Racism
– Ableism
– Queer hostility
– Transphobia
– Anti-Semitism
– Classism

If you feel assaulted or harassed by someone, please contact our Awareness Team, which will be present at the party—you don’t need to explain yourself.

No-photo zone: We’ll put stickers on every camera. Also, there’s no cell service at Mubu, so it’s best to leave your phones in your pockets.
We have a photo booth with a photographer to capture the moment.

Consent is key. Always ask before taking any action. Consent can be withdrawn at any time.

Respect boundaries immediately. A “No,” “Stop,” or “I’m not interested” never requires an explanation.

Don’t judge other kinks. Different people enjoy different things. Respect diversity, even if it isn’t your preference.

Don’t assume roles. Clothing, appearance, or confidence never tell you whether someone is dominant, submissive, a switch, or interested.

Approach people with respect. When you’re interested in people or their activities, approach them with respect; don’t stare, and respect their decisions.

Everyone was a beginner once. Questions are welcome. Help educate others with patience rather than criticism.

Leave people better off than you found them. Be respectful, communicate clearly, and help create an atmosphere where everyone feels welcome and safe.

Remember: Kink is built on trust, communication, respect, and enthusiastic consent.