Rope Jam at Andrými
An open shibari practice and community gathering at Andrými, a volunteer-run social centre in central Reykjavík. People tie, get tied, practise self-ties or simply watch, at their own level of comfort and skill, and may bring books or learning materials. The listing says it is open to everyone, so newcomers can just turn up.
Schedule: next 2026-10-14 19:00
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