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FETISH FAIR FLEAMARKET 44 FLEAMARKET FAIR FETISH of Its Respective Creators / Owners and Is Used in This Work by Permission of Same FETISH FAIR FLEAMARKET® 44 WARWICK, RI • FRIDAY FEBRUARY 13—SUNDAY FEBRUARY 15, 2015 Legend )th Floor 35) Vendors Safety4 First Aid 35( 359 )57 Classrooms Restrooms 357 355 353 35p Food W Drink Elevator 33D 33b Photo 33I 33) Lounge Services Stairs 33( 339 )pI 337 335 VendorRow 333 33p VendorsRoom Pool W Gym Rope )75 3pD 3pb Lounge 3pI 3p) Atrium 3p( 3p9 To Lower 3p7 3p5 Level Remingtonks Vending ACOS Machines Plaza Restaurant Ballroom Newport Wickford Alfredks MVolunteer Lounge Lounge1 Coat Patriots Rhode IslandRhode Ocean Narragansett Check Event Lower Level Classrooms Bristol Tiverton Plaza Foyer Registration Bootblack Main Station Entrance Barrington Rotunda Grand Ballroom W Foyer Vendors Greenwich Kingston Concession FETISH FAIR FLEAMARKET® 44 WARWICK, RI • FRIDAY FEBRUARY 13—SUNDAY FEBRUARY 15, 2015 Ballroom Vendors W Foyer Grand FFF 44 PROGRAM BOOK Vendors Services Drink W Food Classrooms CONTENTS GENERAL INFORMATION .....................................................................................................................................4 Bristol Concession Legend WELCOME ..................................................................................................................................................................6 COMMUNITY AND PARTNERS ............................................................................................................................8 EVENTS AND CLASSES ....................................................................................................................................... 10 Tiverton Ballroom Stairs Elevator Restrooms Safety4 First Aid Plaza FFF EVENT SCHEDULE ....................................................................................................................................... 24 Rotunda TRACKS .................................................................................................................................................................... 26 PRESENTERS .......................................................................................................................................................... 30 Narragansett Plaza Foyer Plaza ARTISTS ................................................................................................................................................................... 41 Remingtonks Restaurant Ocean VENDORS ................................................................................................................................................................ 42 Rhode Island Atrium Pool W Gym FFF 44 IS PRODUCED BY: Bootblack Station Patriots Check Coat Entrance Lounge Alfredks Main Vendor Row NEW ENGLAND LEATHER ALLIANCE • NELAONLINE.ORG ACOS 3p7 3p( 3pI 3pD 333 337 33( 33I 33D 353 357 35( FFF 44 IS SPONSORED BY: Machines Vending 3p5 3p9 3p) 3pb 33p 335 339 33) 33b 35p 355 359 35) Registration Event Room Vendors WWW.AMAZING.NET SPECIAL APPRECIATION: Newport Lounge MVolunteer Photo )pI )57 Lounge1 LowerClassroomsLevel AIDS CARE OCEAN STATE Greenwich Barrington FREE & CONFIDENTIAL HIV & HEP C Wickford TESTING WITH 20 MINUTE RESULTS )75 )th Floor )th Kingston aidscareos.org Lounge To Lower To Rope VISIT US AT ACOS ROOM 101, SEE MAP FACING PAGE VISIT US AT , SEE MAP FACING PAGE Level FFF 44 PROGRAM BOOK DESIGN, LAY-OUT, EDITING, TYPOGRAPHY, &C. BY THE PBG Cover photograph: Anthelian, model Phoenix. See art credits on page 41. This book is copyright © 2015 by The New England Leather Alliance (NELA). All Rights Reserved. All art, drawings, cartoons, and photography, herein is copyright and property of its respective creators / owners and is used in this work by permission of same. No part of this book may be reproduced in any manner without the express written consent of NELA or, in the case of art contained herein, including all drawing, cartoons and photography, express written consent of the creators / owners of said works. GENERAL INFORMATION REGISTRATION cludes online, or at tables of vendors /organizations or elsewhere on hotel property. FRIDAY 5 PM - 9 PM • Please invite people to your event by direct invita- SATURDAY 8 AM - 8 PM tion only. SUNDAY 9 AM - 3 PM Violation of this policy may be reason for terminating the party or ejection from event areas without refund. RULES OF CONDUCT * “Private Events” represents any event, party or other activity not specifically sanctioned by NELA or the FFF. • Dress Code: Bare breasts for female bodies and Updated 2013 genitals or bare butts showing on anyone is prohib- ited. This includes having your breasts/butt covered ABOUT PHOTOGRAPHY only by something sheer, transparent or translucent. Please note that there will be authorized photogra- • Photographic or recording devices of any kind are phers present at this event. You should be aware of prohibited, film and/or devices will be confiscated, them if you do not want to appear in any picture. All and you will be asked to leave. Authorized pho- authorized photographers will have a badge that they tographers will display badges. Please see “About will display at all times. Please notify Flea personnel if Photography” in this program guide. you see any unauthorized people taking photographs. • You may briefly try out paddles and floggers on Use of cameras or video devices are prohibited. Unau- yourself if you have permission from the vendor. thorized photography or videography will result in the • Public scenes, including soiled diapers, or any device being confiscated and the user being removed sexual activity in public is prohibited. Restrooms from the event. If an authorized photographer asks are considered public areas. you to pose for a photo and you agree, be sure to • Smoking is prohibited inside the Hotel. When sign a photo release form. NELA will try to prevent smoking outside, please be courteous to others. all unauthorized photography and recordings, but • Food and drink is prohibited in vending areas. remember that you are at a public event and you are • Admission price is good for entry to all vending your own best protection. NELA will not be liable in areas and classes for the day(s) purchased. the event that your picture is taken. • You must keep your wristband on at all times. Broken wristbands are void and cannot be used for entry. SAFER SEX BOOKLET • Classes are first-come, first-serve to the limit of the The Safer Sex Booklet is now updated, more compre- room. hensive, and includes topics about safer scenes. These • This is an 18+ Event. All minors will be refused include scene etiquette, power play, negotiation, and entry—this includes infants. more. Get yours FREE today at the Registration • Live animals and non-human pets are prohibited, Desk or download at: https://nelaonline.org/publica- with the exception of service animals. tions/safer-sex-booklet • Please respect the privacy of others. What you see here, stays here. Violation of any of these rules may be reason for ejec- AN ACCESSIBLE FLEA tion from event areas without refund. 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