CatalystCon East Announces Saturday Evening Entertainment

WASHINGTON — The CatalystCon East sexuality conference is planning three featured entertainment events for Saturday night.

CatalystCon East will be held March 15-17 in D.C.-adjacent Arlington, Va.

"One of the goals of CatalystCon is for everyone to get to know each other and make new connections," founder Dee Dennis said. “These evening events give CatalystCon participants the chance to interact socially and relax after a long day of intense conversations and sessions."

The three entertainment events represent the moving image, the spoken word, and an audience participation game.

Erotic writer/editor Rachel Kramer Bussel will host a special edition of her "In The Flesh" reading series, which features CatalystCon speakers presenting "stories to get you hot and bothered."

Scheduled speakers include Reid Mihalko, Joan Price, Carol Queen and Regie Cabico.

Sex educator and author Ducky DooLittle will host Dirty Bingo.

CineKink will present A Taste of CineKink, a specially selected program of films and videos that celebrate and explore the wide diversity of sexuality drawn from both the independent film world and the adult industry.

For more information, visit the CatalystCon East Entertainment page here.

The CatalystCon conference has been created to inspire conversations about sexuality. Throughout the course of CatalystCon East, more than 70 speakers will present sessions and panel discussions on a wide array of topics, including: Los Angeles' controversial Measure B, which mandated the use of condoms in adult video production; slut shaming in sex-positive communities; toxic toys; sexuality for senior citizens; the impact of religion and media on sexuality and body image; sexuality from a trans perspective; how to help educators effectively teach sexual topics; and more.

The list of sessions and discussion groups may be found at CatalystCon.com.

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