The Center for Sex Positive Culture

Welcome to the Center for Sex Positive Culture. The Center is a nonprofit, membership-based community center located in Seattle, Washington.

Information for current CSPC members



Members-Only Social Networking Space

We have a new, members-only social networking space called CenterSpace. As a member, you can discuss events, see who else is attending, and RSVP if you are. This requires an invite from the executive director, so please write to director@sexpositiveculture.org and we'll send you an invitation to join. Please include your name, the name on your card and your membership number.


Membership Levels and Guest Policy

We have a variety of different memberships to meet your needs, and you can renew or upgrade at any time.  For information on our basic and premium memberships, and our guest policy for basic members, please click here. 


Cool things to buy from Cafe Press

We have our own CSPC store at Cafe Press. Check out the fun things you can buy.


Guidelines and Etiquette

"Hey, can I go in the back?"

Navigating the do's and dont's of the CSPC's sex and semi-private BDSM spaces can be a big challenge. The fact is that the rules vary dramatically from party to party. Our best advice is to READ THE SIGNS!

Often, the signs will say one section is open to couples (and moresomes) and invited voyeurs and the other section is open to couples(and moresomes) only. At Grind, both sides are invited voyeurs only. This means that no individuals should be going in the back alone, except staff. Wandering through the back is considered creepy, and is an easy way to get a bad reputation.

Some parties are stricter. You may see signs that say, "Stop, ask a monitor for assistance." This means you need to speak to the monitor or EC before using equipment. At some parties, staff maintain lines, and another couple may be ahead of you to use the equipment.

Some parties are more lenient. For example, half of the back is open for individuals during the And I touch myself party. This means that someone can use the swing or a bed alone. It also means that voyeurs in this space are welcome and don't need an invitation. The other half of the back will be open to couples and invited voyeurs during this party.

Again, READ THE SIGNS and ask if you have a question. The staff is happy to help. We were all confused once upon a time . . .

In addition, please do not cross the curtain when it is closed. We like to think of the curtain as a wall. Curtain crossing can be very disturbing.