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A new annual summer festival is coming to Montreal! Created to unify and celebrate alternative lifestyle culture, the CENSORED Festival is a week filled with kinky events, workshops and daily activities, all promoting positive awareness of kinky sexual expression in its diverse forms.

The CENSORED Festival is the collaborative brainchild of popular Montreal based event production groups: Cirque de Boudoir, Club Montreal Fetish and Monde Osé, and welcomes open minded people of all sexual orientations and identities.

Montreal, a city renown for its festivals, now has a week where the simply curious, the openly adventurous, and the entirely outrageous can come together to explore and express their sexuality freely and without fear of prejudice. The CENSORED Festival is for the sexually liberated and for those looking to expand their horizons by learning new, exciting and practical skills with educational workshops for the novice to the expert. A fantastic opportunity for Montrealers and for tourists from around the world to get together and celebrate their individuality with the many faces of alternative lifestyle culture, including and not limited to enthusiasts from the fetish, BDSM, leather, swinger, polyamorous, bi, gay, lesbian, and transgender communities.

The festival will feature one-of-a-kind themed events such as: Le Bal Érotique™(balerotique.com) presented by Monde Osé™ (mondeose.com) on August 10th, Robots & Dolls Ball presented by Cirque de Boudoir (CirquedeBoudoir.com) on August 11th, Fetish Theatre presented by Club Montreal Fetish (ClubMontrealFetish.com) on August 5th & 6th, as well as a variety of other fun kinky events and activities scheduled throughout the week!

The Montreal CENSORED Festival supports all safe, sane, legal and consensual forms of sexual expression. We believe that all people have the right to freedom and happiness in all aspects of their life, including their sexuality. Ten percent of the proceeds generated by the Montreal CENSORED Festival will be donated to Amnesty International.
Montreal summers just keep getting hotter!