Community & Culture

That Rope Place was founded by Rosa and Python back in 2019 in their living room. Since then, the community grew large enough to open a permanent space in central Singapore. Now That Rope Place is proud to be run as a collective effort between Rosa, Python and their team. You can learn more about our team here! Rosa - The Owner Rosa is a rope bottom who began tying in 2019 as she wanted to help more female riggers develop in the community. She proudly describes herself as "a

What event should I attend if I'm brand new? We recommend Fundamentals, our absolute beginner friendly class as your first event. You will be able to meet other new people and learn a little bit of rope to get you started. Fundamentals is run on the First Thursday and the 3rd Saturday every month. You can find all our events here: https://www.thatropeplace.com/upcoming-events We also have movie nights and socials that would be perfect for new people. What happens at a rope ja

Some etiquette guides for when you are observing people tying, or watching a scene at a rope jam When first entering a rope space, you may find yourself observing other people's tying. This can take the form of playing or labbing, both of which are called "rope scenes". A scene is considered dedicated time for people to enjoy tying together in a negotiated way, and that often does not include the people observing. If you are watching people tying together, there are polite wa