Gettysburg, PA — Get ready for a thrilling time! The Dungeon Store is set to unveil their handpicked selection of BDSM gear at Naughty Gras, hosted by Studio 58 Events, from February 29th to March 3rd in Gettysburg, PA.
“We’re thrilled about this hotel takeover,” said Anne Bryne, Founder and Co-owner of The Dungeon Store. “We’re upping our game with our violet wand collection this year. We’ve curated a new violet wand kit, not yet available online, featuring the fluffy Truffelo electrode, Angel Kiss wand accessories, Firecracker wands, Lightning Laces body bling, and more. Our occult books and tarot decks have been a hit at shows, fitting perfectly with the Big Easy theme of this event.”
Naughty Gras is a lively adult lifestyle weekend. Studio 58 transforms the entire indoor pool atrium into a clothing-optional area, adorned in tribute to Bourbon Street and the French Quarter of NOLA. Regular guests often decorate their poolside rooms and balconies overlooking the pool in Mardi Gras themes, and there are 24/7 kinky play areas available.
Studio 58 is getting the party started with online contests before the event at https://fetlife.com/groups/231912. Newbies can join an orientation and tour. Room rates include the hotel’s breakfast buffet. Activities include the Human Bingo Mixer, Merfolk Swim, and Kinky Speed Meet-Up party. Friday night offers a bonus “Alien Invasion” themed happy hour, karaoke, and an alien costume contest. Saturday night will feature the big play party and bead drops from the balconies.
“Naughty Gras is going to be a blast,” added Bryne. “You’ll also discover an impressive selection of floggers, paddles, rope, wax play, and medical play gear for the kinky parties at our booth. And be sure to explore our body-safe silicone toys from our sister store, Split Peaches.”
For hotel information, event details, volunteer info, and more, visit https://studio58events.com/naughty-gras-weekend-2024.
Get a sneak peek at what The Dungeon Store will be bringing to the festivities at https://TheDungeonStore.com.
