Asheville Urban Tantra Experiment
Nov. 6-8, 2026
A FULL WEEKEND of Erotic Events for Men in Asheville, NC, USA
Make a weekend of it!
Scroll down for event details, tickets & Asheville Travel Planner
Nov. 6, 2026 6:30-9:30 PM
The concept is simple:
Imagine a room-sized 'Slip and Slide' full of naked bodies; covered in our warm liquid love potion (an organic water based lubricant)
Erotic Temple Play Space
This will be a sanctioned, full afternoon of free-form, whole-body erotic play among a group of adventurous, excited men within a nurtuing, lovingly-held space!
LIQUID LOVE
for Men
Nov. 7, 2026 1:00-6:00 PM
The Acoustic-Erotic Satsang
Close out our weekend in an intimate circle of 9 men who've come together to witness, support, and enjoy 1-on-1 erotic session surrounded by a circle.
Satsang (from Sanskrit sat 'truth' + sangha 'community') is a spiritual gathering of those who are curious about a specific spiritual path.
The Acoustic Erotic Satsang focuses on erotic healing & awakening, within the context of Tantra, as a spiritual practice. Brad will be conducting sessions 1-on-1, in duos, and in small groups, with the support of this intimate community of men who are curious about Tantra, intimate healing, and the integration of sex & soul.
Just follow this link to read about the Acoustic-Erotic Satsang in full detail. If you feel a calling, please sign up! Space is limited to 9 men!
Photo: Rayya Haddad
Photo: Scott Treadway
with Brad Amberheart
Sun. Nov. 8, 2026 1:00-4:00 PM
A Group Sacred Intimacy Session for Gay, Bi, & Trans Men
FRIDAY TO SUNDAY, NOV. 6-8
Weekend Pass
$175
Photo: Irwin Fayne
ASHEVILLE URBAN TANTRA EXPERIMENT
1 Ticket, 3 Days, 3 Events!
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ASHEVILLE TRAVEL PLANNER
ATTRACTIONS
Beyond writhing in euphoric bliss with a room full of excited naked men, what did you have in mind? The area is known for its grandmotherly ancient mountains, its River Arts District, the world-famous Biltmore Estate (Vanderbilt castle), and an eclectic, lively, compact, and very-walkable downtown, not to mention phenomenal people, wonderful restaurants, and...BE the world you envision.
LOCAL TRANSPORT
Getting Around Asheville
You could easily come to Asheville for a weekend, choose lodging in town, and get by fine without a car. The most walkable neighborhoods are West Asheville (Haywood Road area), Downtown Asheville, and Montford Historic district. The weekend events are within a 9 minute Uber ride from downtown/Montford and within 12 minutes of W. Asheville (Haywood Road Area).
If you like removing the words "rental car" from your travel plan, you'll alleviate the need to drive and park, and might save a few $. In Asheville, your average ride, round-trip, to our gathering place near Asheville Municipal Golf Course would average about $25 from Downtown/Montford or $30 from West Asheville (x3 for 3 events). The average trip from Asheville airport to most parts of Asheville is around $50-60 round-trip.
So realistically, if you planned your trip without a car, you could expect your rides to/from the airport and to/from your place of lodging to the 3 events to cost you around $125-150 total.
If you don't mind driving and allowing a little extra time for parking, it might make sense to rent a car. Renting a car locally broadens the possibilities for enjoying a drive on the Blue Ridge Parkway or staying in the beautiful mountains just outside of town. You can rent from a mainstream car rental company, or try Turo.com, an app which is a bit like "AirBnB for cars," where cars can generally be rented affordably and reliably from other owners whose profiles are built upon reviews and accountability.
FLIGHTS
Asheville, with a small (but busy) regional airport, has a surprising number of affordably-priced nonstop flights from New York, Philadelphia, Boston, DC, Dallas, Minneapolis, Chicago, Denver, Las Vegas, and most Florida cities, with connecting flights commonly routing through Atlanta, Charlotte, Chicago, NYC, DC, and Dallas. Try google.com/flights or your favorite travel search tool.
EVENT LOCATION
All 3 weekend events are being held at a private residence in East Asheville, 4 miles (9 minutes' drive) from downtown Asheville. To see the approximate location (within 0.2 mi or 0.5 km) on a map, click here. There is plenty of parking within a 1-4 minute walk of our event location. In fact, the link you just clicked shows one of our parking locations.
DRIVING/CAR RENTALS
It's common for visitors to Asheville to fly into Charlotte, NC or Greenville, SC and rent a car for the weekend, although Asheville airport often tends to have more affordable airfares than the larger nearby airports, making it a surprisingly popular and busy airport for its size.
AIRPORTS
3 primary airports serve Asheville, ranging from 20 minutes to 2 hours away:
Asheville Regional Airport (AVL): 20 minutes from Asheville
Greenville-Spartanburg, SC International Airport (GSP): 75 minutes from Asheville
Charlotte Douglas International Airport (CLT): 2 hours from Asheville
Other Nearby Airports:
Bristol, TN (TRI): 1 hour, 15 minutes from Asheville
Knoxville, TN (TYS): 2 hours, 10 minutes from Asheville
LODGING
Asheville is generally a less-frequently-visted in early November, with abundant choices of lodging in town and in the beautiful surrounding mountains. Try AirBnB.com, VRBO.com, Booking.com, or MrBnB.com, or your favorite site for booking hotels or vacation rentals.
WEATHER
Weather in early November is generally dry and sunny, with occasional rainy days, with temperatures ranging from 50 to 70 degrees F (10 to 15 C) in the day and between 28 and 50 F (-2 to +10 C) at night. The leaves are all gone by this time of the year, presenting a more open view of the surrounding mountain ridges.
