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You can now drink naked in pubs as nudist pub nights are launched
Ever dreamed of enjoying a nice relaxing tipple in the pub with a little less clothing getting in the way of your enjoyment? Now, you can – thanks to a new series of nudist pub nights.
Yes, thanks to the team at Nothing On Events, nudists will now be able to enjoy pub nights – among a whole host of other activities – while embracing “naturism and social nudity”.
Among events currently listed on the Nothing On website are food and drink nights across Southern England. Reportedly, the first pub night put on by the naturist events company – in Guildford, Surrey – was such a success it was only natural that more should follow.
A description of the events on the Nothing On website reads:
“Where the events are everyday activities but the dress code most certainly is not.
Nothing On Events aims to normalise naturism and social nudity whilst breaking down the negative stereotypes of media-inspired body image and encourage everybody to accept their body as it is.”
Speaking to the Daily Star about the ethos of the events, Nothing On founder Adam Ford said, “Naturism is about equality and inclusivity, so I wanted to put on dining events that more people could afford and have the opportunity to experience the freedom of naturism in safe environments.
“I thought about other events and activities that could be organised that were not dining, like art classes or wellbeing sessions including yoga and pilates
“We are the event company that aims to normalise naturism, to allow people to have new experiences in safe, non-sexual social nudity.’
We previously brought you news of a naked dining company operating in Bristol pubs and restaurants. Read all about that here.
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