HARNESSED

When: November 7, 2026 10:00 pm
Location: Bogg’s Social & Supply
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Event Details

Atlanta, it’s time to sweat. KDS is taking over Bogg’s Social for HARNESSED, and y’all better be ready. We’re bringing that heavy bass, low lights, and thick heat straight to the dance floor.

Throw on your favorite leather, strap into your gear, or show up in a worn-in jock. Leave your judgment at the door and come as you are. Consent is our golden rule here, so take care of one another, look out for your crew, and enjoy the night.

What’s waiting for you:
🖤 House and techno to keep you moving late into the night.
🖤 KDS play space when you’re ready to step off the floor.
🖤 On-site clothes check, so you can strip down to your gear and drop your bags.
🖤 Your Southern kink family waiting to welcome you.

Age Restrictions:
21+

Cover:
$10 Presale | $15 Week-Of/Door

Dress Code: 
Fetishwear encouraged. Leather, rubber, skin (Underwear required)

Venue Accessibility:
The dancefloor and main bar are ADA accessible with ADA bathrooms available. The backroom requires navigating four steps and is a low-lit but level environment.

Date/Time:
Doors Open: November 7, 2026 10:00 pm
Ends: November 8, 2026 2:00 am

Location:
Bogg’s Social & Supply | 1310 White St SW, Atlanta, GA 30310

HOUSE RULES

By entering this event, you agree to follow our house rules. If found violating the house rules, you’ll be asked to leave without a refund. Hatred and discrimination have no place at Kink Down South events. For our full event policies, our policy page in the footer.

Don’t yuck someone’s yum. 
We don’t kink shame.

Consent is sexy as f*ck. 
Ask before touching or taking photos. 

All bodies are beautiful. 
Body shaming is not welcome.

Gear is a mindset not a purchase. 
Don’t judge by what someone has or doesn’t have on.

No means no. 
Period.

Our events are safe spaces for anyone seeking to feel included in the LGBTQ+ and Kink/Fetish community. We believe in consent first and foremost. Guests of our events are expected respect each other and the spaces we inhabit.