OGB Parties is a private, screened membership community that organises invitation-only adult group-play events in Nova Scotia.
Our events are carefully planned around compatibility, consent, discretion and the interests and boundaries of the Receiver or Receivers. OGB is not a public nightclub, an escort service or a place where anyone can purchase sexual access to another person.
OGB welcomes adults aged 19 and over. We aim to create an inclusive community regardless of sex, gender identity, sexual orientation, race, body type, relationship structure, experience or disability.
Applicants are assessed individually for safety, compatibility and their understanding of consent. OGB may decline an application or decide that someone is not presently suitable for membership.
Every person must submit their own questionnaire, including members of couples and other groups.
A Receiver is someone around whose interests, fantasies, boundaries and desired experience an event may be planned.
A Giver is someone interested in participating in an event designed around the Receiver’s stated wishes and limits.
These terms describe a person’s role in a particular experience—not their gender, sexual orientation, personality or role in every sexual encounter. Someone may apply in either or both roles.
The people behind OGB are members of the same local community as our applicants. We have professional, family and personal lives to protect, just as our members do.
We therefore use event names publicly and do not publish the organisers’ legal identities on the website. That does not mean the organisation operates without accountability. Members will communicate directly with OGB representatives during screening and event planning, receive the governing documents, and know who is responsible for managing an event and receiving concerns or complaints.
OGB does not presently operate a permanent nightclub or sex-club premises.
Events will be held in private, event-specific venues selected for their suitability, safety, privacy and capacity. Where reasonably possible, OGB will also try to craft the location around the Receiver’s wishes for the event, including the type of space, atmosphere, layout and overall experience they want.
The Receiver’s preferences must remain subject to availability, cost, safety requirements, occupancy limits, venue rules and the practical needs of the proposed event.
The location and access instructions will be disclosed only to confirmed participants shortly before the event.
An invitation applies only to the named member. The location must not be shared with anyone who has not been invited by OGB.
Events are designed around the Receiver’s stated interests, boundaries, hard limits and preferred participant mix.
OGB reviews the available membership for potential compatibility and issues event-specific invitations. Capacity, safety, experience, chemistry, availability and the Receiver’s preferences may all affect the guest list.
Being a member does not guarantee an invitation to every event. Matching a Receiver’s general preferences also does not create a right to attend. The Receiver may participate in selecting the proposed group, but OGB retains responsibility for screening, capacity and event safety.
Every invited person remains free to accept or decline without pressure.
The $60 Annual Membership Fee is not an admission fee and does not purchase sexual access to anyone.
It supports the work required to operate a private, screened membership community, including:
- Reviewing and processing applications
- Conducting screening and membership administration
- Preparing and maintaining membership documents and records
- Managing confidential compatibility information
- Communicating with members
- Developing and enforcing OGB’s Code of Conduct
- Maintaining privacy and safety procedures
- Planning potential events and identifying compatible participants
- Maintaining the website and other basic organisational systems
The membership fee becomes due only before the start of the first OGB event the member actually attends. No fee is charged merely for submitting an application, being accepted, receiving an invitation or declining an invitation.
Payment activates the member’s annual paid membership. It does not guarantee that another suitable event will occur, that the member will receive future invitations or that any person will consent to sexual contact.
Yes. The Annual Membership Fee supports the continuing administration of OGB. Event fees cover the costs associated with a particular event, which may include the venue, designated hosts or security, cleaning, linens, safer-sex supplies, refreshments and other event-specific expenses.
The event fee and what it includes will be disclosed before an invited member decides whether to attend.
The Annual Membership Fee and applicable event fee will become due before the start of the member’s first attended event. For later events during the member’s paid membership period, only the applicable event fee will be due.
Paying either fee does not purchase or guarantee sexual activity with any person.
No.
A questionnaire answer, membership, invitation, payment, attendance, clothing, flirtation, previous participation or earlier consent is never consent to sexual activity.
Consent must be voluntary, informed, specific, ongoing and communicated by someone capable of consenting. Every participant must ask before touching someone or joining an activity. Consent may be limited or withdrawn at any time, for any reason.
No one may pressure, bargain with, shame or retaliate against someone for declining or withdrawing consent.
Participants should immediately notify a designated OGB host or security person if they witness a boundary violation, feel uncomfortable or believe someone may be unsafe.
Each event will have designated sober personnel responsible for monitoring the space, responding to concerns and enforcing the rules. Depending on the circumstances, OGB may:
- Stop an interaction
- Check on or assist a participant
- Separate people involved in a concern
- Refuse further participation
- Require someone to leave
- Suspend or terminate membership
- Contact emergency services or police where necessary
A person directed to stop an activity or leave an event must comply immediately. Arguments about the decision can take place later, away from the event and the affected participants.
OGB cannot promise that no problem will ever occur. We can promise to establish clear rules, provide identifiable people to approach and respond to reported concerns.
Illegal drugs are prohibited at OGB events.
OGB does not sell alcohol. Any alcohol permitted at an event must comply with the law, the venue’s rules and the conditions announced for that event.
A person who is too impaired to make voluntary and informed decisions cannot consent. OGB may restrict someone’s participation, remove them from a play area or require them to leave if their impairment creates a safety or consent concern.
Members are responsible for arranging safe transportation and must not drive impaired.
Safer-sex requirements may vary between events and participants, but everyone must disclose and respect the conditions attached to a proposed interaction.
Members may be asked about recent STI screening and whether they are willing to provide results. Testing reduces uncertainty but cannot guarantee that someone does not have an infection. A person’s stated testing history never overrides another participant’s condom, barrier or safer-sex requirements.
Participants must not attend if they have symptoms that could indicate a transmissible infection or if they have been advised to avoid sexual contact.
Specific expectations concerning condoms, barriers, testing and hygiene will be communicated before an event. When someone requests a condom or other barrier, that requirement must be respected.
OGB does not provide medical advice. Members with questions about testing, symptoms or appropriate precautions should consult a qualified healthcare provider or sexual-health clinic.
OGB collects exceptionally private information because meaningful screening and compatibility matching require it. Access is restricted to people who need the information for authorised OGB purposes.
Members must not publicly identify another member, disclose their attendance or share private event information without permission.
Our Privacy Policy explains what information we collect, why we collect it, how it may be used, how long it may be retained and how someone can request access, correction or deletion.
No event can promise absolute privacy. Members are expected to understand that risk before choosing to participate.
Personal photography, video recording and audio recording are prohibited unless OGB has expressly authorised a specific recording arrangement in advance.
Membership and attendance are not consent to being photographed or recorded. Any authorised recording requires separate, informed and revocable consent from every identifiable participant.
Event-specific phone-storage or phone-use rules will be communicated before entry and must be followed.
Yes. Previous group-play experience is not required.
We are more interested in whether an applicant communicates honestly, understands ongoing consent, respects direction and boundaries, and can participate without entitlement or competition.
Tell us that you are new in your questionnaire. It helps us understand what information, preparation or support you may need.
You are welcome to contact us before completing a questionnaire, particularly if you are unsure whether you are more interested in participating as a Receiver, a Giver or both.
You can reach us through the Contact page or at info@ogbparties.ca.
For more information about OGB’s legal and operating framework, please visit the Legal page.