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She Sells Sex Toys, On Bogart Street

A self-described “naughty marketplace” sets up shop with an “intersectional feminist perspective."

Late on a weekend night, customers could be seen flocking to an event space on Bogart Street in search of the sex positive, femme-run “Lucky Night Market.

She Sells Sex Toys, On Bogart Street

A self-described “naughty marketplace” sets up shop with an “intersectional feminist perspective."

She Sells Sex Toys, On Bogart Street

Late on a weekend night, customers could be seen flocking to an event space on Bogart Street in search of the sex positive, femme-run “Lucky Night Market.” It was located on the third floor (IDs were checked at the door), a room flanked by the Manhattan skyline and filled with disco lights and the sound of beats spun by someone named DJ Haram. There were dozens of tables, from which sold various sex toys and vintage lingerie. Potential customers could be seen wandering from the tables, to a bar in the back to a ring-light, illuminated photo booth, chatting amongst themselves.

The self-described “naughty marketplace” ran for one night only and was first of its kind. It was put on by Audiofemme , a NYC based music and culture website with what…

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