Frequently asked questions

Founded in London in 2019, Peaches brings people together through music, culture, expression and shared experiences. Rooted in Black British culture and welcoming a multicultural community, we create spaces where people can connect and show a different side of themselves. Something different happens here.

Peaches Nights is our original themed, house-based format with intimate house-party energy. Peaches The Club is more music-focused and held in club venues. Peaches Social Club offers a more accessible and educational introduction to the community. Peaches Away takes the experience beyond our usual setting through UK or overseas experiences. Each event has its own details and eligibility.

For PEACHES, sex positivity means respecting consensual adult sexuality without shame or judgement, alongside clear boundaries, privacy and care. It includes respecting the choice not to participate. Membership or attendance never creates an expectation of intimacy, and consent must be freely given, specific and ongoing.

No. Each PEACHES event has its own format and boundaries. Intimate or play spaces are available only when expressly advertised. Sexual activity is not permitted outside authorised spaces.

Never. Participation is encouraged but not compulsory. You can come for the music, conversation and atmosphere. Being a member, buying a ticket or wearing a wristband does not commit you to any interaction.

Our values are No Judgement; Connection and Community; Freedom and Self-Expression; Safety and Accountability; Culture and Belonging; and Curiosity and Playfulness. Privacy and Discretion is a separate operating principle that shapes how our spaces work.

Anyone aged 18 or over may apply. Peaches is designed primarily for people aged 25 to 40, with 25 and over as our intended membership profile. Applications are reviewed individually. There is no automatic approval, and individual events may have additional age or eligibility requirements.

Use Apply on the membership page and complete the steps for your route. We will review your application and explain any next steps. Membership begins once approval is confirmed and any required joining payment is complete. Registering interest or creating an account does not itself make you a member.

• Full Member: £50 one-time joining fee, subject to approval.
• Social Member: £25 one-time joining fee through the approved Social Club route, subject to approval.
• Community Verified Member: £25 one-time joining fee through recognised community verification, subject to approval.

We will explain the route's access and benefits before payment. Referral or community verification does not bypass the Code of Conduct.

No. The current fee is paid once, with no automatic annual renewal or recurring membership payment. Membership has no fixed annual expiry and continues until you leave or it ends under the terms. This does not guarantee that every benefit or Peaches itself will run indefinitely.

Use Access Members' House through the existing-member route so we can match your previous record. Creating your new website profile does not automatically mean paying another joining fee. Contact us if your registered email has changed or your record cannot be found.

Eligible First Bite attendees can use the agreed £25 Social Member reopening route, subject to verification and approval. Contact the team if you cannot see the appropriate route.

For a paid membership service agreed online, you normally have a 14-day cooling-off period from the day after the contract is made. Email us with a clear cancellation request. If you expressly requested early supply, a lawful proportionate charge may apply for what was actually supplied, subject to the required advance information. See the membership cancellation section of our terms. An account being activated does not, by itself, remove your rights.

Yes. Email us to end membership. After the cooling-off period, a change of mind does not normally entitle you to a refund of a joining service already properly supplied; your rights if we fail to provide the agreed service remain protected. Tell us separately if you also want to request account deletion.

The brochure site introduces Peaches, our formats, upcoming events and The Fuzz. During the initial launch, register interest where offered and follow the event information. Applications, profile access and bookings will become available through the relevant routes as they open. Registering interest does not reserve a ticket.

Members' House is the private account area being introduced for verified members. Planned features include profiles, tickets and past bookings, full member galleries, members-only events and perks. Features will appear as they are released; the membership offer will state what is included when you join.

Access may depend on the feature being released, your membership being verified and the permissions attached to your account. A public website account does not unlock every private area. Use the access route shown on the site and contact us if an approved account is missing the access it should have.

Use the sign-in or account-recovery option shown on the site and check your junk folder for any email link. If that does not work, email us with your name and registered email. Do not send your password.

The Fuzz is Peaches' cultural publication, exploring people, ideas and conversations around identity, confidence, connection and freedom. Some content may be public and some may be restricted to members. Private stories and identifiable submissions are subject to agreed permissions.

No, unless a specific offer expressly says otherwise. You need a valid ticket or confirmed place for each event. Membership does not guarantee availability at sold-out events.

Only where the event allows guests or non-members. Each person must meet the published eligibility requirements and have their own valid ticket or confirmed place. A guest ticket does not itself create membership.

Contact us first. Transfers or resale require written approval, and the new attendee must meet the event requirements. Membership itself is personal and cannot be transferred.

If a dated event goes ahead as agreed and you change your mind or cannot attend, tickets are normally non-refundable. Dated leisure-event tickets generally do not have the usual 14-day online cooling-off right. If we cancel an event we sell and organise, we refund the ticket price and mandatory charges paid to us. If we reschedule or make a material change, we offer acceptance of the change or a refund. Statutory rights still apply.

Check your email and spam folder, then contact us with your registered email, booking reference if available, purchase time and amount. Tell us promptly about booking errors so we can consider a correction. Do not buy again until the first payment is checked, and do not send full card details.

Check the event page for the theme, dress code and arrival window. Dress with confidence and respect the venue and any stated requirements. Contact us before booking if a requirement raises an accessibility concern. Published arrival cut-offs may affect entry.

Contact us before booking with the adjustment or dietary requirement you need us to consider. Venues and catering vary. We will discuss the arrangements available; do not assume a particular access feature or allergen-free option is included.

Only what the specific offer lists. Check the organiser, travel and accommodation arrangements, deposits, payment dates and cancellation terms before committing. Flights, transport, accommodation and insurance are not automatically included in an event ticket. Separate booking terms and any applicable travel protections will apply.

Follow the policy on your event page. At phone-free events, devices are stored or secured as instructed. Speak to us about medical, accessibility or urgent-care needs, and ask a host for emergency access. Unauthorised photography, recording and livestreaming are prohibited, including through smart glasses or recording wearables.

Some events may offer authorised photography or filming, with clear information and the appropriate permissions. Attendance is not blanket permission for publicity. You can decline participation. Permission to take an image does not automatically authorise public or social-media use.

Do not screenshot, copy, forward, repost or publish other members' private content or identifiable images without the necessary permission. This also applies to profiles, messages and private venue details. An authorised download does not give you permission to publish other attendees.

Where used, green means open to a respectful approach, amber means take extra care and check boundaries, and red means do not approach for social or intimate interaction. A wristband never gives permission to touch, kiss or engage in sexual activity. Consent must be explicit, specific, freely given and ongoing; any refusal overrides the colour.

A yellow card is a warning where appropriate for a lower-level rule breach. A red card may mean removal, suspension or a ban for serious or repeated misconduct. Consent breaches, coercion, harassment, violence and serious privacy breaches may lead to immediate action without a prior warning. Needing welfare help or being late is not automatically misconduct.

Speak to a host, welfare contact or security at the event, or email us afterwards. You do not need to decide for yourself whether it was serious enough before raising a concern. Reports are handled as discreetly as reasonably possible, but we may need to involve appropriate staff or authorities. Retaliation for a good-faith report is prohibited. Email is not an emergency service.

No. You can seek medical or legal advice, report to police or a regulator, make a safeguarding report and preserve relevant evidence lawfully. Share what is reasonably necessary through the appropriate channels. Privacy rules must not silence a good-faith concern.

Yes. Email us with the decision and any relevant information. We will consider a review, using someone not responsible for the original decision where practicable. Necessary safety restrictions may remain while a review is underway. Payment questions are assessed separately; a ban does not automatically mean every payment is forfeited.

Information may be needed to review applications, verify membership, manage accounts and bookings, communicate about services and handle safety reports. Necessary service providers may process it, and lawful disclosures may be required. The Privacy Notice must explain the actual recipients, lawful bases, retention and your rights. Joining is not blanket consent to marketing or sensitive-data processing.

No. Technologies that require consent are optional and must wait for your choice. Some technologies can operate under lawful exceptions; where an objection option is required, it must be provided. Use the choices explained in the Cookie Notice. The site's cookie controls must reflect the technologies it actually uses.

Yes. You can opt out of promotional emails while remaining a member. Necessary messages about your application, account, booking or safety may still be sent.

Use the relevant account options where available or email us from your registered address. We may need to verify the request. Some information may need to be retained for legal obligations, payment records or properly justified safety purposes; the Privacy Notice must explain this.

Email info@peaches-nights.co.uk with your name, registered email and booking reference where relevant. For welfare concerns at an event, speak to a host or security. For immediate danger, contact emergency services.