It's tame. From other sources, I gather it's just an informal gathering of people.
With a term like "knees up" to describe it, sounds like it's as...err...INFORMAL as you can get.
knees up, Mother Brown
A light-hearted popular song beginning thus; a popular dance in which the knees are vigorously raised to the accompaniment of the song. So ellipt., as knees-up n., spec. a lively party or gathering. Also occas. in extended uses.
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