Classes/Events
WinkWink hosts public classes and events at our own event space as well as in our community. We also host private parties where we teach workshops to small groups!
Visit sidepiece.events to see what community members are hosting in the Wink Wink event space!
Information about our ongoing classes are here:
- Uncringe Academy: sex education classes for parents and youth ages 9+ (next class in June 2026)
- Sex After Bad Stuff: pleasure education course for anyone who has experienced "bad stuff" in sex (next class begins May 13)
If cost is a barrier to any of our events, contact info@winkwinkboutique.com for info on scholarship/sliding scale.
Upcoming Events:
Uncringe Academy
June 2 (Parents), 6-8PM
June 2 (Parents), 6-8PM
June 23 (13-17), 10am-2:30pm
June 24 (9-12), 10am-2:30pm
June 24 (9-12), 10am-2:30pm
Wink Wink
There's a lot to learn when it comes to bodies, puberty, sex, gender, and relationships! That's why WinkWink created "Uncringe Academy": honest, supportive, and inclusive sex education classes to help young people and their families understand this important part of their life.
Our sex education classes are based in empowerment and information, rather than shame, fear, and judgment. We use an accepting, informing, and affirming framework. Our focus is helping youth and their families to feel comfortable around these topics so that young people can better advocate for their own bodies, health, and well-being.
More Info & Tickets
Opened Up: Non-Monogamy, Polyamory, and Swinging
Wednesday, July 1st
6:00pm-7:30pm
18+ - WinkWink
What does it actually mean to be "open"? Is polyamory that same as swinging? And how do you deal with soul-crushing jealousy?
In this workshop, we'll talk about the many forms of non-monogamy—and why someone might choose it. We'll also explore common misconceptions, potential benefits, and real-life challenges of opening up a relationship. Whether you're perplexed by non-monogamy or already opened up, come curious and ready to learn!
In this workshop, we'll talk about the many forms of non-monogamy—and why someone might choose it. We'll also explore common misconceptions, potential benefits, and real-life challenges of opening up a relationship. Whether you're perplexed by non-monogamy or already opened up, come curious and ready to learn!