Welcome to the BDSM Berlin e.V.
On these pages you will find information about BDSM in Berlin and the association BDSM Berlin e.V. Our offers are primarily aimed at beginners and interested people who want to deal with the topic of BDSM.
Current News
Motzstraßenfest 2025 – Help Needed
We would like to introduce BDSM to Newbies, Vanillas and everyone interested again this year on the 31. Lesbian and gay city festival at the 19.07 and 20.07.2025 (also called “Motzstreet Festival”). We’ve got a stand and presentation material, but what we really need are volunteers.
So, if you want to talk informally about BDSM with Newbies and other open people – material to break the ice like our patented (or not), totally scientific (or not), absolutely serious (or not) BDSM test included – we would be really grateful if you could give us a few hours of your time. This way you are not only helping to remove the stigma of BDSM, but may even help to allow someone to jump into a more fulfilling sex life, who knows?
If you want to participate, simply use this poll: https://nuudel.digitalcourage.de/4YzLlb4qOtU3V4pG
…preferably combined with a short message at info@bdsm-berlin.de, so that we know how to reach you for planning, etc.
Thanks in Advance,
your BDSM-Berlin e.V.
Who We Are
We are a non-profit association that aims to provide information about BDSM and bring like-minded people together in Berlin. Therefore, we organize regulars' tables, beginners' meetings, themed evenings, and workshops. Furthermore, we want to support and shape the diversity and openness in the Berlin BDSM scene through our voluntary work.
What We Do
We inform, clarify and offer people the opportunity to deal with the topic of BDSM.
There are usually different events for this purpose: 5 open meetings monthly, one theme evening, a information evening for beginners , as well as irregular workshops on specific techniques. In the calendar you will find all current events.
All activities of BDSM Berlin are borne by the participants. You don't need to be a member of the association to actively participate. The association acts as a point of contact for the public and grants financial and organizational support for events that go beyond this, such as workshops. In total, around 200 interested people have come together in the association through the meetings. Communication takes place via email and mailing lists to save time and money and to speed up decision-making.