Camp Wildfire is the one weekend where I stop worrying about looking silly and let myself fully join in. I am usually shy, self-conscious and allergic to making a scene, but there I talk to strangers, dance, wear ridiculous outfits, hand out gifts and throw myself into things I would normally avoid. I feel seen, safe and celebrated, and after four years I have gone from sneering at the whole thing to booking both weekends for 2027.

Club Fuzzy is back in Nottingham for Halloween after a sweaty first night packed with bears, pups, otters, chasers, fetishwear, drag, dancing and plenty of flirting. Night One proved Nottingham was more than ready for it, so on 31 October we’re heading back into the basement for From Fuzz Till Dawn. Expect good music, hot bears, questionable outfits and exactly the right amount of filthy energy. I’ve already started planning mine. 😈

A fantastic blend of adventure and community, Camp Wildfire exceeded expectations.

Rosebay Bear Weekend 2026 was sunny, social and full of bears, first-timers, familiar faces and just enough chaos. After four visits, I finally understand why it sells out so quickly. It is not just the events, it is the atmosphere, the friendships and the strange magic of a weekend where strangers feel like mates by Sunday.

Industry Sitges Review: Inside Sitges’ Most Talked-About Gay Cruise Club From nervous first steps to complete confidence, this honest Industry Sitges review explores one of the town’s newest gay cruise venues during Bear Week. Expect glow-stick dress codes, dark dance floors, a unique atmosphere and a surprisingly strong culture of consent. If you’re curious about Sitges nightlife, gay cruise bars or what really happens behind the curtain, here’s what to expect from a first

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Experience BearScotFest in Edinburgh—bears, laughter, and unforgettable memories await at this vibrant celebration!