PLEASE READ OUR COVID REQUIREMENTS AND POLICIES BEFORE PURCHASING TICKETS.
Tickets are non-refundable and non-transferrable.

This event requires masks in all indoor spaces of the clubhouse. Masks may only be removed on the patio. This party also requires COVID boosters! You must have either 2 boosters after the initial vaccine OR your most recent booster/vaccine must have occurred after March 1, 2022.

WELCOME TO NERDGASM!
Ever wanted to pervify (yeah, that’s a word now) your favorite game? Strip Cards Against Humanity, Naked D&D, Truth or Dare with an edge, In-game wagers collected on the spot? Your play is only limited by your creativity.

Nerdgasm is the ultimate mid-week gaming and geeky play party. Bring your toy bag, and all of your gaming supplies, because at this party you can do it all. Threshold’s main room will be transformed, as all the dungeon equipment is shoved aside to make room for board games, card games and whatever tabletop games you feel like bringing. The smaller, private rooms will be available for traditional play scenes, or seriously geeky play scenes, or whatever nerdy perversions, within the rules, you can cook up.

Like our monthly munch, Nerdgasm is the perfect place for the socially awkward to hook up and meet their local community, only at Nerdgasm you can actually play more physically as well. Just come to game and maybe watch a scene or two, or just come to do a scene and not play a single game. It’s a win/win. Not that you need to have social anxiety to enjoy one of our events, just respect the nerdy groove.

IMPORTANT PARTY INFORMATION:
You can do light contained play in the main room at the corner crosses, but gaming is the priority in the main room and there will be loud talking and laughing, So please give us geeks and nerds our space to game!

• The smaller themed rooms are dedicated to play just like any normal party. 
• The suspension rings will not be available as the main room will be set up for gaming.

We seek to provide a welcoming space for all and encourage people to speak out or alert an organizer if we fail to live up to these ideals.

Attendees are encouraged to ask for others pronouns rather than assuming. Also, this is a consent-positive space where we only touch others with their explicit permission.