Where is this taking place?
The Red Door takes place on a private farm just outside Atlanta. This is not a campground. It is an established property with indoor and outdoor spaces designed for gathering, rest, and exploration.
You will move between:
The Farm House - The residential home at the center of the property. This space is open throughout the event for bathrooms, rest, quiet healing, and indoor workshops.
Little Flowers - A small flower shop, also used for rest and outdoor workshops
The Barn - Workshop & Evening Events Space Land-based Areas (Garden, Walking Path, Trillville, open air sessions, installations, large tents. Is this overnight or do I go home each day?
Here are your sleeping options:
*Hotels + Airbnb’s are available in the area for people who are attending from out of town.
*Overnight Camping Spots are also available. Keep in mind, the overnight camp area does not have immediate access to a bathroom, kitchen, etc.
Are there bathrooms ?
2 indoor bathrooms inside the The Farm House
2 honey wagon stalls with handwashing stations for additional capacity
Is this “roughing it”?
Absolutely not. You will be outside at times, but there is indoor access throughout the day. Seating, shade, and rest areas are provided. You are encouraged to dress for comfort, layering, and ease
Where do I park? Is my car safe?
Yes. There is designated on-site parking lot (capacity 100 Vehicles)
Parking will be directed upon arrival.
The property is private and monitored by our team
How does an UNconfernce work to create the schedule of workshops?
Instead of a fixed schedule where everything is decided in advance, The Red Door will have 4 Anchor Workshops and fill the remainder of the schedule using a Session Marketplace Model.
For complete details and if you are interested in leading an Anchor Workshop, submit your proposal here: [HERE]
Session Marketplace
The rest of the experience is shaped in real time through the Session Marketplace.How the Session Marketplace WorksOn Friday morning, participants and facilitators submit session ideas for both Friday and Saturday.
Our team then reviews and organizes offerings into time blocks across the space.The full schedule is shared with all attendees once it’s set.
Throughout the day:Multiple sessions happen at the same time
Offerings can include, but are not limited to:
Workshops or skill shares or Conversation Circles
DemonstrationsCreative or Professional practices
Healing or Grounding spaces
Movement Practices (stretching, somatic release, dance, embodiment work)
Content creation labs or Collaborative filming sessions
Erotic movement or Sensual performance techniques
Harm reduction and Safety practices specific to sex work
Financial, Legal, or Digital survival strategies for workers
Peer support circles for navigating industry realities
What are the horses about?
Yes, there is a horse on the land. Her name is Lola Red. This is her home. We are guests within her space. Because of the number of people attending, not everyone will interact with her directly. Instead, we honor her presence in ways that are grounded and respectful. You are invited to:
Spend time near her in observationJournal or reflect in proximity to her energy
Participate in quiet, land-based moments that center stillness and awareness
Offer care through simple acts like feeding (when guided and appropriate)
There will also be a limited number of first-come, first-served sessions specifically for participants, designed to move in alignment with Lola Red’s energy.
These are:Facilitated experiences
Slow, intentional, and consent-based
Shaped by the rhythm of the land and Lola.
Participation is always optional.
Who is leading the experience?
This is a participant-led, community-led space.Facilitators are workers, educators, artists, and practitioners
Programming is curated from submitted sessionsAnchor sessions are led by invited facilitators with deep experience Will there be food?
Yes. Meals, light refreshments, and snacks will be available throughout the event.Industry ticket holders will have meals included (only)
Once industry ticket is purchased, you’ll receive a follow-up email to share any dietary needs or restrictions.
Light refreshments and snacks will be available for ALL attendees
Additional food options may be available for purchase depending on final partners What about dietary restrictions?
We will provide:Menus in advance for personal preparation.
Vegetarian and vegan food options
If you have strict or complex needs, we recommend bringing supplemental food to ensure your comfort.
What should I bring?
We recommend bringing what you need to feel comfortable and prepared for indoor and outdoor experiences:
Comfortable clothing (layered for indoor/outdoor)
Closed-toe shoes for walking the land
Water bottle, Personal snacksJournal or materials for reflection
You’re also welcome to bring a small tent (2 person) for personal comfort during cay camping. Tents can be used for resting, changing, or taking private moments. Please note: These tents will NOT be in the overnight camping area. Day tents must be vacated at sun set.
Is this private?
Yes. This is a curated, consent-centered space designed to support safety, autonomy, and care. Some environments, particularly evening experiences may include a broader set of attendees while still being held within the same consent-forward container.
Who is this for?
Workers (full-service, online, survival, professional, and everything in between)
Content creators and performersEducators, facilitators, and healers
Artists, writers, and cultural workersOrganizers and community builders
Bodyworkers and practitioners
People exploring intimacy, and embodiment in their work or personal lives
People in alignment with liberation, autonomy, and embodied practice
Our As: Arrive willing to cross a threshold into something intentional, grounded, and different.
If you have any questions or concerns, you can reach out directly at open@xthereddoorx.com