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Gone Klubbin’

Photos from the Friday night MLT party at the Phoenix

By Xtra Staff • November 30, 2008 7:00 pm EDT

Credit: Peter Bevan

Credit: Peter Bevan

This past weekend a multitude of leathermen and other kinky folk descended on the gaybourhood for the annual Mr Leatherman Toronto Weekend. Friday night saw the huge fetish party KLUB — Kink Leather Uniform Bash — spice things up at the Phoenix concert theatre on Sherbourne St. The party, billed as a night for the casually kinky as well as longtime leathermen, included a fetish show presented by Priape.Stay tuned for photos of the Saturday night competition and afterparty.

All photos by Peter Bevan

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