The subject who is truly loyal to the Chief Magistrate will neither advise nor submit to arbitrary measures. Downtown sex club Oasis Aqualounge is a thriving destination for people of all ages โ and, as partner Judy Kaye says, a 'unique' destination 'focused on women's sexuality'. This article was published more than 2 years ago.
Some information in it may no longer be current. In her private life, Kaye and her husband, Richard, were frequent visitors to sex clubs both at home and abroad.
Like many would-be entrepreneurs, Kaye spent ages daydreaming about what her ideal club would look like, incorporating elements she liked from various places she and Richard visited during their travels. The two wanted to refute the public conception of sex clubs as "dark, dingy and seedy," as Kaye puts it, imagining a place that was clean, bright and inviting, a place where people could feel safe and welcome to explore.
The potential business partners had been talking for about two years when, in , a former bathhouse known as Club Toronto on Mutual Street became available for sale.
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It's a storied venue: In , during the Toronto bathhouse raids, it was one of four gay bathhouses stormed by police, the site of mass arrests. In , it was the location of the Pussy Palace raids, when a group of women were targeted and harassed by male police officers. Kaye and her husband joined with Rodriguez and a fourth partner who is no longer involved to pool their personal finances.
