Rope Jam Memberships
We offer Rope Jam memberships which you can purchase from our event shop. These offer a discount on individual jams and no booking fee. You simply need to type your membership code at checkout when booking a Jam tickets.
How much do jams cost and do I have to book in advance?
Our rope jams cost £15 per person. You’ll need to pre-book online here.
Can I come on my own or do I need to bring a partner?
You can come on your own, with a partner or as a small group.
Currently approximately a quarter of our attendees come alone, either to observe the class or make friends in the space. The choice is yours, and if you’d rather just watch from the upstairs lounge or browse our books you’re more than welcome.
There’s a kitchen area where free tea and coffee is provided.
If I come on my own, will I definitely find someone to tie with?
It depends! Our space provides an opportunity for people to socialise, meet like-minded individuals, and tie, but we don’t actively pair people up. While we may help facilitate conversations, particularly during our Thursday beginners’ evenings, the rest is up to you. We cannot guarantee you’ll find a tying partner at our rope jams.
If you’re looking for an event designed to encourage partnerships, consider joining our Social Mixers. These structured evenings are specifically aimed at fostering friendships and tying connections. Check out our box office to see when the next one is scheduled!
What should I wear for a rope jam?
You are welcome to wear whatever you feel comfortable in. Most people wear street clothes or change into yoga/dance attire. Loose fitting clothing can get caught when tying/being tied and non-stretchy clothing like jeans can restrict movement. But there is no dress code and you’ll see a bit of everything. Fetish/kink clothing (such as latex or lingerie) is uncommon.
What’s the best way to get to the the studio?
We’re a 7 minute train ride from London Bridge station. Our closest station (which is very close since we’re in a railway arch) is Queen’s Road Peckham. We are a 1 min walk from the station. Just follow the row of railway arches and look for Arch 113 / Unit 17. For detailed travel information please see our home page.
Do I need to bring my own ropes?
You can bring your own ropes, but if you don’t have any yet no worries. We’ve got boxes full of communal jute rope you can use. We also sell a variety of high-quality jute ropes for sale at the studio. You can also buy our rope online at www.shibaristore.com.
What can I expect from the Thursday beginner class?
Our Thursday beginner rope sessions have a beginner lesson from 7-8:30pm. These classes are aimed at absolute beginners – we assume zero knowledge of rope. The content of the class is not progressive and changes slightly week to week, but will always be a fun and informative evening. They are taught by a variety of instructors that change every week. The environment is welcoming, relaxing and supportive. There is zero pressure to participate, you can simply watch if you prefer.
Who goes to Rope Jams? How many people turn up?
Currently we see anywhere from 25 up to 50 people coming to the studio on a jam night. We are operating on a limited numbers (60 maximum) via a pre-booking system. Generally Thursday jams are a little busier on average and there are more newcomers so if you’re looking to make new friends that is probably the best evening for you.
Sounds amazing, but I’m nervous about coming on my own
Don’t worry – we’ve got a warm atmosphere and our jams usually start with everyone sitting around chatting over a tea or coffee. We think it’s a bit like going to a dance class. The space is welcoming with lots of room and opportunities to socialise, so even though you’re not guaranteed to find someone to tie with on your first visit, you’re pretty certain to make friends, see some cool rope work and learn some rope skills in the process. Join in, say hi, ask to get shown stuff.
Help – I have another question!
Cool, you can ask us a question by emailing enquiries@anatomiestudio.com.