Events

Past Events

• 12/08/22 Singles Event at Local 92

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  We kicked off our first-ever singles’ mixer at Blue Quarter NYC for 30 attendees. There’s plenty more in the works. Email us if you want to get on our event list!

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• 01/06/23 Upcoming Event

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• 11/17/22 BTBz Singles Dinner

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  Love was on the menu. On November 17, BTBz hosted a single’s dinner for 20 people at Supper NYC on the Lower East Side. The seating was designed so singles rotated around the room and met everyone. Thanks to everyone for attending and participating in our question games and conversations, and to Supper for hosting.
  
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• 10/24/22 Sound Bowl Healing

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  Sound bowl specialist Alexandra (aka @mindfulwilderness) helped us start our week just right with a 45-minute experience to relax the nervous systems and connect inward to the body. Remember, stress is the number-one sex killer, so it’s critical to calm down and tune in if you want to set the mood.

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• 10/20/22 Sensuality Workshop

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  BTBz presented a night of discussion and choreography with Alice, a professional environment dancer at New York City's iconic, subversive theater The Box. She specializes in setting the mood for the evening, drawing inspiration from her surroundings to set the tone for an event. Ten attendees learned how to use their bodies to convey a sensual mood.

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• 12/08/21 Book Club, Women Don’t Owe Your Pretty

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  Fifteen participants gathered at a space in the West Village to discuss “Women Don’t Owe You Pretty,” by influencer and author Florence Given. Topics included feminism and how women in particular can how to feel more empowered in their skin.
• 02/14/22 BTBz Singles Dinner

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  A Valentine’s Day dinner for 16 attendees, which included a white-elephant sex toy gift with the price of admission. The event was held at La Loteria in West Village
• 03/30/22 Rays Pop-up, BTBz X Perkies

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  BTBz reserved three tables at Ray’s on the Lower East Side for a sexual wellness pop-up. Key Event Partners included Perkies, an adhesive intimate company; and Skinswear, which sells mindful lingerie handcrafted in France. The event was held in partnership with Ray’s and team member Caroline Leopold.

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• 03/17/22 Nolita Pop-up Store

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  BTBz and Perkies hosted a weeklong pop-up in New York City’s Nolita neighborhood. The event was staged with the help of Parasol Project, and featured products from  er Place, Ebbs beer, and Figlia. BTBz X Perkie also hosted two sip & shop events throughout the week.

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• 09/08/21 Book Club, Becoming Cliterate

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  A three-part event series focusing on Becoming Cliterate, the bestselling book by sex therapist Laurie Mintz. Participants engaged in discussions about the orgasm gap, as well as taking pleasure seriously.
• 10/20/21 Sip & Sketch by artist Dave Cazso

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  This immersive art experience included custom scents and music. Held in collaboration with artist Cazo, attendees celebrated the physical form, as well as Mexican heritage and artistic influence.

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• 09/22/22 Sip & Sketch ft artist Courtney Spitznagel

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  Beyond the Beez and artist Courtney Spitznagel hosted a sip & sketch in Brooklyn that focused on celebrating the artistic beauty of the human body. Drawing supplies and refreshments were provided to 30 attendees, and featured one model and several poses. 

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• 02/17/21 Book Club, Attached by Amir Levine

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  This event was hosted in Manhattan’s Lower East Side and included 20 attendees. We discussed the attachment theories outlined in “Attached,” the book by Amir Levine and Rachel Heller. We explored how learning your style, and/or a partner’s, might help people better understand their current and future decision-making, as well as past relationship experiences.