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• QPP Steamy Edition @Pole Kollektiv

  120 minutes

  Pole Kollektiv - Lerchenfelderstraße 129, 1070 Wien

  Queer Pole Play | Steamy EditionIt's getting colder outside which means it's the perfect time to heat yourself up with some steamy pole play. Indulge in your sensual, slinky, and seductive side using a pole as your dance partner.This two hour workshop welcomes queer* folks who are new to pole, have some pole experience, or enjoy exploring sultry movements. It is especially for TIN* folks who haven’t attended a pole dance class due to financial barriers or fear of discrimination in pole spaces and individuals whose bodies and experiences are often underrepresented in pole spaces.There are no prerequisites for this session! Michelle will facilitate about 80 minutes of learning pole dance and floor work technique in a playful and exploratory approach inviting you to explore your sensual side and sultry movement qualities. The rest of the time is for practicing more pole, socializing, or just hanging out. *For their workshop M defines “queer” as anyone who identifies anywhere within the LGBTQIA+ spectrum. What to Bring:Clothes you can move in freely and that make you feel hot/sexy/spicy/sensual. If you want to show more skin, feel free to do so. For some floorwork moves it might be nice to have your shoulders covered so bring an additional layer.Shorts, for leg grip (optional)Kneepads (highly recommended)Stripper Heels like Pleasers or SocksWater bottle and maybe a snackWorkshop fee in cashPlease bring cash and arrive 10 minutes before the workshop starts to get settled in so we can begin on time.Base Price & PAY-WHAT-YOU-CAN: Please bring cash! The base price is € 16. Please use the following guidelines to determine your payment.The base price is intentionally set low to ensure accessibility for all queer individuals, especially for those who haven’t attended a pole dance course due to financial barriers. The Pay-What-You-Can option acknowledges the range of economic situations as well as the impact of intersectional discrimination and systemic barriers. Pole dance spaces can be especially challenging for individuals who are part of the TIN* (trans*, inter* and non-binary), BIPOC, and/or neurodivergent communities, as well as those who experience discrimination due to body size and appearance. This option is especially for you if you belong to one (or more) of these groups and face financial hardship (see explanation here).If you're able and would like to help make these workshops more accessible to others, please consider paying more than the recommended amount to support the community.More Info:For detailed guidelines on payment, the SafeR Space Acknowledgement, and additional workshop details, please check out this document (Deutsch & English).Cancellation Policy:If you sign up but can’t attend, please cancel with the link in your sign-up confirmation mail. Cancellations made less than 24 hours before the workshop require covering the base price or finding a replacement (if there is a waitlist Michelle can support with that). No-shows will also be required to cover the base price.

  Queer Pole Play | Steamy Edition

  
  

  It's getting colder outside which means it's the perfect time to heat yourself up with some steamy pole play. Indulge in your sensual, slinky, and seductive side using a pole as your dance partner.

  
  

  This two hour workshop welcomes queer* folks who are new to pole, have some pole experience, or enjoy exploring sultry movements. It is especially for TIN* folks who haven’t attended a pole dance class due to financial barriers or fear of discrimination in pole spaces and individuals whose bodies and experiences are often underrepresented in pole spaces.

  
  

  There are no prerequisites for this session! Michelle will facilitate about 80 minutes of learning pole dance and floor work technique in a playful and exploratory approach inviting you to explore your sensual side and sultry movement qualities. The rest of the time is for practicing more pole, socializing, or just hanging out.

  
  

  *For their workshop M defines “queer” as anyone who identifies anywhere within the LGBTQIA+ spectrum.

  What to Bring:

  • Clothes you can move in freely and that make you feel hot/sexy/spicy/sensual. If you want to show more skin, feel free to do so. For some floorwork moves it might be nice to have your shoulders covered so bring an additional layer.
  • Shorts, for leg grip (optional)
  • Kneepads (highly recommended)
  • Stripper Heels like Pleasers or Socks
  • Water bottle and maybe a snack
  • Workshop fee in cash

  
  

  Please bring cash and arrive 10 minutes before the workshop starts to get settled in so we can begin on time.

  
  

  Base Price & PAY-WHAT-YOU-CAN: Please bring cash!

  The base price is € 16. Please use the following guidelines to determine your payment.

  
  

  The base price is intentionally set low to ensure accessibility for all queer individuals, especially for those who haven’t attended a pole dance course due to financial barriers. The Pay-What-You-Can option acknowledges the range of economic situations as well as the impact of intersectional discrimination and systemic barriers. Pole dance spaces can be especially challenging for individuals who are part of the TIN* (trans*, inter* and non-binary), BIPOC, and/or neurodivergent communities, as well as those who experience discrimination due to body size and appearance. This option is especially for you if you belong to one (or more) of these groups and face financial hardship (see explanation here).

  
  

  If you're able and would like to help make these workshops more accessible to others, please consider paying more than the recommended amount to support the community.

  
  

  More Info:

  For detailed guidelines on payment, the SafeR Space Acknowledgement, and additional workshop details, please check out this document (Deutsch & English).

  
  

  Cancellation Policy:

  If you sign up but can’t attend, please cancel with the link in your sign-up confirmation mail. Cancellations made less than 24 hours before the workshop require covering the base price or finding a replacement (if there is a waitlist Michelle can support with that). No-shows will also be required to cover the base price.

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• QPP Gender F*ckery @WildFlowStudio

  120 minutes

  Wild Flow Studio - Puchstraße 17, 8020 Graz

  Queer Pole Play – Gender F*ckeryQueer Pole Play has evolved through multiple formats, from its playful beginnings to editions exploring sensuality, slinkiness, and the fluid performance of masc. This format brings these threads together in a pole workshop that celebrates gender fluidity, self-expression, and joyful embodiment.QPP Gender F*ckery invites queer, trans, non-binary, and intersex peeps – especially Black, brown, indigenous, neurodivergent and fat / larger-bodied people – whose bodies and experiences are often underrepresented in pole spaces to explore movement and their unique connection to the pole. The focus is on curiosity, play, and permission: breaking open gender stereotypes or leaning into them, blending power with softness, and finding pleasure in movement that refuses to fit a single frame. After the introduction Michelle (they/them/M) will facilitate about 80 minutes guided learning of pole and floor work technique with a playful and exploratory approach, creating a safeR space to engage with your body, be curious, and express creativity outside of binary norms. M teaches in German and English adjusted to the participants.What to Bring:Clothes you can move in freely and that make you feel good. We will play with genderexpression so feel free to bring someething that connects you to your femme and your masc expression.Shorts, if you want to learn sitting, climbing or other leg grip techniquesKneepads (highly recommended)Clean(!) Sneakers (highly recommended)Stripper heels like Pleasers (optional), if you have someSocksSmall towelWater bottle and maybe a snackWorkshop fee in cashPlease arrive 10 minutes before the workshop starts to get settled in so we can begin on time.Base Price & PAY-WHAT-YOU-CAN: Please bring cash!The base price is € 16. Please use the following guidelines to determine your payment.The base price is intentionally set low to ensure accessibility for all queer individuals, especially for those who haven’t attended a pole dance course due to financial barriers. The Pay-What-You-Can option acknowledges the range of economic situations as well as the impact of intersectional discrimination and systemic barriers. Pole dance spaces can be especially challenging for individuals who are part of the TIN* (trans*, inter* and non-binary), BIPOC, and/or neurodivergent communities, as well as those who experience discrimination due to body size and appearance. This option is especially for you if you belong to one (or more) of these groups and face financial hardship (see explanation here).If you're able and would like to help make these workshops more accessible to others, please consider paying more than the recommended amount to support the community.Learn more in the Info Doc:For detailed guidelines on studio location, payment, the SafeR Space Acknowledgement, and additional workshop details, please check out this document (Deutsch & English).Cancellation Policy:If you sign up but can’t attend, please cancel with the link in your sign-up confirmation mail. Cancellations made less than 24 hours before the workshop require covering the base price or finding a replacement (if there is a waitlist Michelle can help with that). No-shows will also be required to cover the base price.

  Queer Pole Play – Gender F*ckery

  
  

  Queer Pole Play has evolved through multiple formats, from its playful beginnings to editions exploring sensuality, slinkiness, and the fluid performance of masc. This format brings these threads together in a pole workshop that celebrates gender fluidity, self-expression, and joyful embodiment.

  
  

  QPP Gender F*ckery invites queer, trans, non-binary, and intersex peeps – especially Black, brown, indigenous, neurodivergent and fat / larger-bodied people – whose bodies and experiences are often underrepresented in pole spaces to explore movement and their unique connection to the pole. The focus is on curiosity, play, and permission: breaking open gender stereotypes or leaning into them, blending power with softness, and finding pleasure in movement that refuses to fit a single frame.

  
  

  After the introduction Michelle (they/them/M) will facilitate about 80 minutes guided learning of pole and floor work technique with a playful and exploratory approach, creating a safeR space to engage with your body, be curious, and express creativity outside of binary norms.

  
  

  M teaches in German and English adjusted to the participants.

  
  

  What to Bring:

  • Clothes you can move in freely and that make you feel good. We will play with genderexpression so feel free to bring someething that connects you to your femme and your masc expression.
  • Shorts, if you want to learn sitting, climbing or other leg grip techniques
  • Kneepads (highly recommended)
  • Clean(!) Sneakers (highly recommended)
  • Stripper heels like Pleasers (optional), if you have some
  • Socks
  • Small towel
  • Water bottle and maybe a snack
  • Workshop fee in cash

  
  

  Please arrive 10 minutes before the workshop starts to get settled in so we can begin on time.

  
  

  Base Price & PAY-WHAT-YOU-CAN: Please bring cash!

  
  

  The base price is € 16. Please use the following guidelines to determine your payment.

  
  

  The base price is intentionally set low to ensure accessibility for all queer individuals, especially for those who haven’t attended a pole dance course due to financial barriers. The Pay-What-You-Can option acknowledges the range of economic situations as well as the impact of intersectional discrimination and systemic barriers. Pole dance spaces can be especially challenging for individuals who are part of the TIN* (trans*, inter* and non-binary), BIPOC, and/or neurodivergent communities, as well as those who experience discrimination due to body size and appearance. This option is especially for you if you belong to one (or more) of these groups and face financial hardship (see explanation here).

  
  

  If you're able and would like to help make these workshops more accessible to others, please consider paying more than the recommended amount to support the community.

  
  

  Learn more in the Info Doc:

  For detailed guidelines on studio location, payment, the SafeR Space Acknowledgement, and additional workshop details, please check out this document (Deutsch & English).

  
  

  Cancellation Policy:

  If you sign up but can’t attend, please cancel with the link in your sign-up confirmation mail. Cancellations made less than 24 hours before the workshop require covering the base price or finding a replacement (if there is a waitlist Michelle can help with that). No-shows will also be required to cover the base price.

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• Queer Pole Play @Vienna Pole Club

  120 minutes

  Vienna Pole Club – Jahngasse 26/Top 4, 1050 Wien

  Queer Pole PlayLearn pole dance in a queer space! This workshop is for queer* peeps who are new to pole, have a bit of experience, or enjoy exploring the foundations of pole dance. It is especially for TIN* folks who haven’t attended a pole dance class due to financial barriers or fear of discrimination in pole spaces and individuals whose bodies and experiences are often underrepresented in pole spaces.There are no prerequisites! Michelle will facilitate about 80 minutes of learning pole dance and floor work technique with a playful and exploratory approach. The rest of the time is for practicing more pole, socializing, or just hanging out. *For their workshop Michelle defines “queer” as anyone who identifies anywhere within the LGBTQIA+ spectrum. What to Bring:Clothes you can move in freely and that make you feel good.Kneepads (optional; extra cover for your knees if they are sensible)SocksWater bottle and maybe a snackWorkshop fee in cashPlease arrive 10 minutes before the workshop starts to get settled in so we can begin on time.Base Price & PAY-WHAT-YOU-CAN: Please bring cash! The base price is € 16. Please use the following guidelines to determine your payment.The base price is intentionally set low to ensure accessibility for all queer individuals, especially for those who haven’t attended a pole dance course due to financial barriers. The Pay-What-You-Can option acknowledges the range of economic situations as well as the impact of intersectional discrimination and systemic barriers. Pole dance spaces can be especially challenging for individuals who are part of the TIN* (trans*, inter* and non-binary), BIPOC, and/or neurodivergent communities, as well as those who experience discrimination due to body size and appearance. This option is especially for you if you belong to one (or more) of these groups and face financial hardship (see explanation here).If you're able and would like to help make these workshops more accessible to others, please consider paying more than the recommended amount to support the community.More Info:For detailed guidelines on payment, the SafeR Space Acknowledgement, and additional workshop details, please check out this document (Deutsch & English).Cancellation Policy:If you sign up but can’t attend, please cancel with the link in your sign-up confirmation mail. Cancellations made less than 24 hours before the workshop require covering the base price or finding a replacement (if there is a waitlist Michelle can help with that). No-shows will also be required to cover the base price.

  Queer Pole Play

  
  

  Learn pole dance in a queer space! This workshop is for queer* peeps who are new to pole, have a bit of experience, or enjoy exploring the foundations of pole dance. It is especially for TIN* folks who haven’t attended a pole dance class due to financial barriers or fear of discrimination in pole spaces and individuals whose bodies and experiences are often underrepresented in pole spaces.

  
  

  There are no prerequisites! Michelle will facilitate about 80 minutes of learning pole dance and floor work technique with a playful and exploratory approach. The rest of the time is for practicing more pole, socializing, or just hanging out.

  
  

  *For their workshop Michelle defines “queer” as anyone who identifies anywhere within the LGBTQIA+ spectrum.

  
  

  What to Bring:

  • Clothes you can move in freely and that make you feel good.
  • Kneepads (optional; extra cover for your knees if they are sensible)
  • Socks
  • Water bottle and maybe a snack
  • Workshop fee in cash

  
  

  Please arrive 10 minutes before the workshop starts to get settled in so we can begin on time.

  
  

  Base Price & PAY-WHAT-YOU-CAN: Please bring cash!

  The base price is € 16. Please use the following guidelines to determine your payment.

  
  

  The base price is intentionally set low to ensure accessibility for all queer individuals, especially for those who haven’t attended a pole dance course due to financial barriers. The Pay-What-You-Can option acknowledges the range of economic situations as well as the impact of intersectional discrimination and systemic barriers. Pole dance spaces can be especially challenging for individuals who are part of the TIN* (trans*, inter* and non-binary), BIPOC, and/or neurodivergent communities, as well as those who experience discrimination due to body size and appearance. This option is especially for you if you belong to one (or more) of these groups and face financial hardship (see explanation here).

  
  

  If you're able and would like to help make these workshops more accessible to others, please consider paying more than the recommended amount to support the community.

  
  

  More Info:

  For detailed guidelines on payment, the SafeR Space Acknowledgement, and additional workshop details, please check out this document (Deutsch & English).

  
  

  Cancellation Policy:

  If you sign up but can’t attend, please cancel with the link in your sign-up confirmation mail. Cancellations made less than 24 hours before the workshop require covering the base price or finding a replacement (if there is a waitlist Michelle can help with that). No-shows will also be required to cover the base price.

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