FAQ

No! You don’t need a fursuit to attend our meet, or even to be a furry -in fact, the majority of our attendees don’t have suits! Of course if you have one, you are welcome to bring it and to wear it. 

A furmeet is a gathering of like-minded people who enjoy anthropomorphic animals in media. Furmeets are a great opportunity to meet new friends, find new hobbies, and hone new skills. Attendees will often socialise, play boardgames, dress up in fursuit (or even cosplay), draw, write, or just relax with a drink.

All of our fur meets and parties are 18+

We accept Passports, Driving Licences and cards displaying the Pass logo.

Our regular meets at Face Bar allow you to bring in outside food or to order in food. If ordering from a delivery company, please be sure to meet them outside the venue and not inside. We are not responsible for any food left by delivery drivers, and any left food may be disposed of. Please be sure to clear away any litter. 

You are not allowed to bring in outside drink. Consuming outside drinks is a violation of our rules, and  you will be asked to leave and to not return. You also risk being banned from future meets.

If you order delivery and it includes a drink, this must stay sealed and out of sight until you are outside of the venue; however, we would prefer you to avoid ordering drinks where possible. 

These rules are subject to change based on venue. Any changes will be communicated via our telegram and on the individual meet listings. 

Vaping and smoking is not permitted inside the venue. Should you wish to vape or smoke,  you need to keep well clear of the buildings and of any fursuiters. 

Our regular meets are free to attend, however you are welcome to make a donation if you’d like to (no obligation of course!)

To allow us alternate venues, for our twice yearly parties we typically charge a small amount for a ticket. In these cases we always make sure to let you know well in advance.

You are welcome to bring food to share with others. Any food shared must have clear labels for known allergens, and whether it’s suitable for vegetarians or vegans. 

You are welcome to bring things like stickers to share. However, while stickers are fun, please make sure they are not stuck around the venue and that they are SFW. Please make sure to clear any stickers you bring with you away at the end of the meet. 

At most of our meets we’ll have space for artists and dealers to sell art, stickers, etc. Please keep items sold SFW. 

Please note in some situations, it may not be possible to offer a dedicated space for this – however we will always try to accommodate. 

Please contact us before the meet if you wish to sell items such as old props or other furry related items at our fur meets. 

If you would like to promote your furry event at our meet, please contact us here or on telegram ahead of the meet.

Yes! We’d love to see you suit at our meets. All meets have a fursuit lounge area to change in, however please note belongings are left at your own risk. 

Tap water can be requested from the bar at no charge. 

Whilst there is plenty of space to leave your fursuit in the lounge, we do not have dryers for heads, paws or bodysuits.

We usually have a fursuit photo at our meets around 3.30pm. Any group photo will be announced by staff on the day, as well as on our telegram channel. 

You are welcome to bring fursuit props. Please note that any prop weapons will need to be checked by our staff before you are able to use them at our fur meets. In some cases we may ask you not to use props if they are too large or could cause harm / distress or potential injury to other meet attendees. 

The term furry describes a diverse community of fans, artists, writers, gamers, and role players. Most furries create for themselves an anthropomorphized animal character (fursona) with whom they identify and can function as an avatar within the community. Some furries wear elaborate costumes (called fursuits) or paraphernalia such as animal ears or tails, or represent themselves as anthropomorphic animals in online communities such as Second Life.

Furry fandom is an inclusive term that describes the community of furries that span online, local, and international settings. The furry fandom is global, with hundreds of local groups existing worldwide and dozens of conventions held annually.

To find out more visit our friends at FurScience

We love your enthusiasm, please drop us a message via our contact us page or ask for an admin on our Telegram group.

We typically charge a small amount for our parties. This money goes towards covering venue costs, decorations and extras such as our sponsor goody bags as well as helping us improve future meets. Full details of ticket prices and how to buy them will always be announced well ahead of the party.

Our regular fur meets are free to attend. 

Any donations given to us are greatly appreciated. We are non-profit and all donations are reinvested into our meets, helping pay for everything from hosting this website, to signage, fursuit lounge extras and marketing material such as leaflets. 

Please contact us here, or on our telegram channel.