Krazy Kasbh is a lifestyle events company and community run by Kole and Ms Amanda, who started it on Facebook on 17 March 2017 and describe what they built as swinging with attitude. It holds no premises: it rents other people's venues outright — a hall, a hotel, a whole campground — and hands them back on Monday.

The founding story is a complaint. The pair had been in the lifestyle five years and had watched it turn cliquey as Facebook groups multiplied, with new couples and singles struggling to get accepted by established clubs. Their answer was a brand aimed squarely at the people the popular kids were leaving out, and a logo that is a raised middle finger to the status quo.

What grew from it is more than a party calendar: nine Facebook pages, multiple chat groups, a syndicated podcast called Krazy Truth About Swinging and a second called Kasbh's Rant, a merchandise line, an internet radio station, and what the organisers call the Kasbh Army — a following they put at over 140,000. It also runs a buddy-system scheme called Kasbh Safe and an STD testing incentive programme.

The events themselves come in three shapes: a one-night city party, a hotel weekend, and a clothing-optional campground weekend. All are 21 and over with valid photo ID — no expired ID accepted — and all carry what the brand calls its gold standard elements: safe tables, security, medical staff at the big weekends, and staff whose job is that guests have a good time. Dates are published on the Krazy Kasbh site, which sells every ticket itself.