House of Bathory to Hold Inaugural OnlyFest UK Creator Event

House of Bathory to Hold Inaugural OnlyFest UK Creator Event

LONDON — House of Bathory Events will hold a new U.K. creator event, OnlyFest, from July 18 to 21.

According to a rep, OnlyFest promises “a unique opportunity for networking, collaboration and enjoyment in a safe and inclusive environment.”

The event was conceived by content creators Onyx and Vargr Bathory.

“Onyx and Vargr understand the importance of safe working conditions and professional collaboration,” the rep noted. “Their vision for OnlyFest is to provide a dedicated space where creators can connect, share ideas and, if desired, collaborate in a fun and supportive atmosphere.”

The program of activities includes performances and live music throughout the weekend, creator Q&A sessions, meet-and-greets, a variety of entertaining activities and games designed to foster camaraderie and creativity.

Creators set to attend OnlyFest include Lana Wolf, Alexxa Vice, Estella Bathory, Brianna Olivia, The Ginger Gent and Mr. Britain.

This year's inaugural OnlyFest will be held alongside Swingathon and FetFest, festivals that cater to the lifestyle and fetish communities.

While each festival maintains its unique identity, this co-location “offers a diverse and vibrant experience for all attendees,” the rep added.

For more information, visit HouseOfBathory.co.uk.

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