Not every Shop night is a party.

Some nights are intentionally designed to feel a little closer, calmer, and more personal.

Six Degrees is an Intentionally Intimate event. The atmosphere is more relaxed, the energy is more conversational, and the experience is built around enjoying the vibe.

Color Your Night

A social experience designed to make connection easier.

Less guessing. Less awkward energy. More room for real chemistry.

Six Degrees of Sexuality gives you a simple visual language. Your colors help others understand what kind of energy you are open to, who you are drawn toward, and how you want the night to unfold.

Come solo, partnered, or with a small group. Have a drink. Find a comfortable spot. Meet someone new. Flirt. Explore. Stay awhile.

How the Color System Works

Choose wristbands or outfit accents that signal both social and attraction preferences. It gives everyone a little more information before they make an introduction.

This Might Be Your Kind of Night If...

• You want to actually talk to people before deciding whether there is chemistry.
• You are new to The Shop and want an easier environment for meeting people.
• You like flirting and exploring without feeling like something has to happen.
• You want a social night where connection matters more than spectacle.

First Time at The Shop?

Six Degrees can be a great first Shop experience because the night is intentionally built around smaller interactions and easier conversations.

Plan to arrive about 30 minutes early. A quick walkthrough helps new attendees understand the space, the flow, and the expectations before the night gets moving.

Clarity, Consent, Respect

Every interaction is optional. Attraction is not obligation. A color may signal openness, but consent still has to be asked, heard, and respected in the moment.

• Ask once, respect the answer.
• Check in before escalating touch, play, or intimacy.
• Treat “not yet,” silence, hesitation, and redirection as a reason to pause.
• Respect boundaries without question or debate.

Dress Like the Version of You That Wants to Be Seen

Confident, conservative, provocative, polished, playful, or bold. The goal is to feel good in your own skin. Dress code details are here: Dress Guidelines

Different Nights. Different Energy. Still The Shop.

The Shop is Pittsburgh’s private social lounge for people exploring connection, sexuality, relationships, and play, built around communication, consent, respect, and the freedom to choose your own experience.