Event Detail
The Void – Hard Techno + BDSM Play Areas
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About this event
The Void takes over House of Q in Stockholm on 7 November from 21:00 to 03:00, pairing Mira Iranpour's hard-techno dance floor with 1,600 square metres of BDSM play areas, a petting zoo, social lounge and an early meet-and-greet. The event explicitly welcomes all sexualities and gender identities.
Practical details
Address: House of Q, Malmvägen 1, 115 41 Stockholm, Sweden
Canonical: https://www.queeratlas.app/es/stockholm/events/the-void-hard-techno-bdsm-play-areas--1328
Event intelligence
Know before you go
Entry wait
Tickets are sold through the official RA listing, with additional event information sent to ticket holders closer to the date. Arrive with photo ID and leave time to orient yourself to the consent rules and distinct dance, lounge and play spaces.
Best arrival time
Use the pre-party meet-and-greet two hours before doors if you want a lower-pressure introduction. Otherwise arrive at the 21:00 opening to settle in before the hard-techno floor and play areas become busiest.
Attendee mix
Kink-curious and experienced guests across sexualities and gender identities: techno dancers, exhibitionists, voyeurs, pets and people seeking a social consent-led BDSM space.
Dress code in practice
No formal dress code is published on the ticket page. Choose a look that is comfortable for a kink-club environment and follow any current House of Q door guidance; consent and respect for others' space are central.
Host and security inclusion
The organiser explicitly says the event is open to all sexualities and gender identities. Its published guidance repeatedly requires consent, privacy and awareness of other guests' boundaries across the dance floor and play areas.
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