Temple Roles
Keepers, Monitors, and Facilitators hold the space that makes the temple what it is. Each role is open to active members who have completed the Consent & Play Party Etiquette course — and a member can hold more than one.
Temple Keeper
Temple Keepers help hold the energy of the room at events through hospitality. You arrive before doors open and bring a fruit offering. Throughout the night you socialize with guests and welcome people who are new to the space. The work is mostly social — newer members watch how you move through the space and follow your lead. Temple Keepers get a free ticket to Pink and Red events.
Temple Monitor
Temple Monitors watch the room for safety and consent. When you're on shift you don't engage in play — your attention stays on the room. You check in with anyone who looks uncomfortable and step in directly when a boundary is getting crossed. The role is beginner friendly and you'll be trained through a course before your first shift. Temple Monitors get a free ticket to Pink and Red events.
Facilitator
Facilitators are trained practitioners who offer their modality to guests during play parties — authentic relating, energy work, tantric practices, bodywork and somatic touch (non-clinical, non-therapeutic), and kink/BDSM. You roam the room throughout the night, offering experiences to solo and partnered guests who want to try something new, so everyone in the space has access to a sensation experience. Facilitators offer their modality as part of the Temple's educational and community container — not as individual paid services, and not as licensed professional services — and always within the event's shared consent agreements. Facilitators are volunteer community members, not contracted service providers; their offerings carry no expectation of compensation from guests and are not commercial services.
Temple role applications open after you're an approved member with a valid Consent & Play Party Etiquette course completion.