IN-PERSON – ABDL 101 with Sir Kenzo ONYX

ABDL 101 is a beginner-friendly class designed for those curious about Adult Baby/Diaper Lover (ABDL) and ageplay. We’ll break down common misconceptions, explore the differences between ABDL and ageplay, including how age players can embrace older identities, and discuss the various ways people engage with this lifestyle. The session includes a live diapering demonstration, practical tips for comfort and discretion, and guidance on finding supportive communities and resources. Whether you’re exploring for yourself or supporting a partner, this class offers a judgment-free space to learn, ask questions, and discover what works for you.

Bios:
Sir Kenzo ONYX is a respected titleholder, kink educator, and community organizer with a passion for fostering inclusivity and education within the kink, Leather, and fetish communities. As an active member of ONYX NY Northeast, a Leather fraternity for men and siblings of color, Kenzo plays a crucial role in mentoring newcomers and creating safe, affirming spaces for LGBTQ+ and BIPOC individuals exploring their kink identities.

With over a decade of experience in the kink world, Kenzo specializes in ageplay dynamics, power exchange relationships, ABDL, and intersectionality in fetish spaces. His work extends beyond education, as he is deeply involved in event planning, community-building initiatives, and advocacy for kinksters of color. He has presented and facilitated discussions at major kink and fetish events across the country, aiming to break stigmas and encourage self-acceptance within niche kink communities.

Kenzo is also known for organizing Diaper Happy Hour in NYC, an ABDL social event, as well as working closely with organizations like ONYX, Gotham Kennel Club, and other groups to create inclusive kink spaces. His teaching style is engaging, informative, and always welcoming to individuals of all experience levels. Whether through education, mentorship, or event organizing, Kenzo is committed to ensuring that all kinksters—especially those from marginalized backgrounds—feel seen, heard, and supported in their journey.

This class will be held at:
The Center (The Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual & Transgender Community Center)
208 West 13th Street
New York, NY

To register in advance (strongly preferred):

If you already have a TES account, CLICK HERE TO REGISTER

MEMBERS -$10 / NON-MEMBERS – $25

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To register on-site:
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