Join us for a member-run Happy Hour, each first Friday of the month! Good vibes and good community to kick off the month and weekend.

BYO Beverages and Bites!

Grab the mic and join us for a fun evening of karaoke! Whether you're a shower singer, an opera singer, or an audience member, all are welcome. Good vibes, good community, and unforgettable performances!

BYO Beverages and Bites.

Come celebrate three friends with the same birthday. Stephanie, Christine and Adam! We’ll have a taco bar, DJ, live drums and a basic salsa dancing lesson at 7:30pm. Please
BYOB - tequila, limes and mixers are all welcome!

Join us for another Echo Park Trash Club on Sunday, August 9th from 10am-12pm. We will meet down the street at One Down Dog

Bring yourself, bring your friends, and bring some community spirit — every volunteer will be eligible for a discount at One Down Dog! Full details at the event.

📍One Down Dog, 319 Glendale Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90026
🕙 Sunday, August 9th | 10 AM – 12 PM

Join us for another Echo Park Trash Club on Sunday, August 9th from 10am-12pm. We will meet down the street at One Down Dog

Bring yourself, bring your friends, and bring some community spirit — every volunteer will be eligible for a discount at One Down Dog! Full details at the event.

📍One Down Dog, 319 Glendale Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90026
🕙 Sunday, August 9th | 10 AM – 12 PM

30-Minute Morning Yoga

• A simple 30-minute practice to start your day
• Follow along with a pre recorded guided practice + demo by cert. yoga instructor,
Sandra D
• Stretch, move, breathe & wake up the body
• Support posture, alignment, balance & mobility
• Get grounded, energized & inspired for the day ahead
• All levels welcome

30 minutes is better than no minutes.
Roll out your mat and start the day moving.

Are you passionate about a person, place, or thing that few else are? Do you want an audience as you advocate? Right this way ✨.

Be listened to + heard as you present a powerpoint on why a popular bar is overrated, why being a picky eater as an adult is OK, or why you still insist on your situationship.

Tea will be served ☕️.

Come play board games and hang with fellow GF members! Groundfloor has several games we can play, but feel free to bring your own from home.

Games @ Groundfloor:
- Catan
- Connect 4
- Jenga
- Mind the Gap
- Monopoly
- Monopoly Deal
- Rummikub
- Scattergories
- Scrabble
- Sorry!
- Taboo
- Trouble
- Twister Ultimate
- Uno
- What Do You Meme?
...and more!

Join us for our monthly Film & TV happy hour! All are welcome - those working in and around Film & TV and/or eager enthusiasts!

Stay tuned for more details on this month's Industry Spotlight.

Looking for a beginner friendly hip hop dance class in LA that’s actually for beginners? Look no further; it’s here AND it’s queer. Welcome to Femmessence - a dance space that uplifts women, enby, and trans folks by providing a dance floor that’s educational, community driven, and fun. Here we’ll focus on building street and club dance foundation, exploring connections with one another, and learning dance combos that feel good in the body.

Let’s dance! ✨

A little bit weirder, more mysterious, and alive than your average sound bath. Inspired by our love of ancient wisdom and current phenomena.

We'll open with a grounding meditation and move into an hour of sound, silence, and whatever arises between them.

Led by composer and certified Deep Listening guide Robert Holliday and Zen teacher Sara Campbell.

Like the show Traitors? Like board games? Come play!

Blood on the Clocktower is a social deduction board game where players take on secret roles in a haunted village. Most players are good, trying to identify and execute the hidden Demon, while a small evil team works together to deceive the town and eliminate players each night.

Unlike games like Werewolf or Mafia, eliminated players stay in the game—they can continue discussing, voting, and influencing the outcome until the very end. Every player also has a unique character with a special ability, creating endless strategy, bluffing, and unforgettable moments.

We’ll be running a friendly tournament throughout the evening:

* Multiple games of Blood on the Clocktower
* Points earned based on your performance each game
* Live leaderboard updates
* Prizes for the top finishers

Whether you’re a veteran or you’ve never played before, you’re welcome! New players are encouraged to arrive a little early for a rules explanation before the first game begins.

If you enjoy strategy games, deception, psychology, or trying to read people, you’ll love Blood on the Clocktower.

Come ready to lie, investigate, persuade… and maybe save the town.

Session #25! Yay Cannabis!

If you are a cannabis lover or ally then this mixer is for you. We celebrate Cannabis and it's positive impact on our quality of life. You are invited to Bring Your Own Cannabis (B.Y.O.C) Offerings vary monthly. VIEW the chat for specifics.

Presentation Themes: Ratification of the 19th Amendment (Women's Right to Vote, 1920); National Fajita Day, and World Never Give Up Day
Activity: Name a Woman
Menu: Chicken Fajitas

General Timeline:
7pm-8pm: check-in, complimentary refreshments, mingling and optional-consumption.
8pm-9:30pm: Guided Dialogue and Activity.
9:30pm-10pm: Closing

Come get your hands dirty with one of the oldest art mediums! Our goal is to unwind, create and have a bit of fun!

All supplies are provided just bring your hands and clothes you don't mind getting a bit dirty! Easily washes out and doesn't stain!

Fresh Sounds presents: Library Sessions – Ladies Night

In June, we celebrated one year of Library Sessions with a packed house, and we’re keeping that momentum going into August. This special edition of the showcase is dedicated to celebrating women in music - on stage and behind the scenes.

For Ladies Night, we’re spotlighting women vocalists and centering women across production as well, including a woman sound engineer helping bring the night to life. Expect an intimate evening of powerful performances, community, and connection as we honor the voices and talent shaping the scene.

Don't worry, we'll still have Bennie on the lights :)

Are you someone who loves the idea of cooking but often feels overwhelmed by the prep? Or maybe you just enjoy sharing a meal with others but don't feel like going out to eat? Whether you're a self-proclaimed home chef or a kitchen newbie, Community Cooks is all about the joy of creating simple, delicious meals together in a laid-back, supportive environment.

There's nothing like a heat wave to remind you you're alive! ❤️‍🔥 Urgency, tension, passion in fiction- side effects of extreme awareness of the body and maybe why we give up on logic and focus on base instinct 🥵

HEAT WAVE - a night of fervor in comedy and wellness featuring acts from some of the best performers in Los Angeles.

Comedy, music, dance, poetry, storytelling, raffles, conversations and surprises.

Let's feel the heat together 🔥
(don't worry there will be A/C)

Doors @ 7:45 pm
Show @ 8:15 pm

BYOB
Street Parking
Lineup drops 2 weeks before!

Session #26! Yay Cannabis!

If you are a cannabis lover or ally then this mixer is for you. We celebrate Cannabis and it's positive impact on our quality of life. You are invited to Bring Your Own Cannabis (B.Y.O.C) Offerings vary monthly. VIEW the chat for specifics.

Presentation Themes: Start of Hispanic Heritage Month, National "Someday" Day, National IT Professionals Day, National Double Cheeseburger Day, National Creme de Menthe Day
Activity: A Day without a Mexican Scene Analysis
Menu: Cheeseburgers

General Timeline:
7pm-8pm: check-in, complimentary refreshments, mingling and optional-consumption.
8pm-9:30pm: Guided Dialogue and Activity.
9:30pm-10pm: Closing

private event

To celebrate the release of my upcoming Know Me Better EP, I'm throwing a release party and concert experience at Groundfloor.

We'll be turning the library into a music venue, and there will be fun little activities to bring the songs on the EP to life, including:

'Know Me Better' Reading Nook: The song 'Know Me Better' is about spending time getting to know yourself better and loving spending time alone, so we'll be turning the lounge into a little reading nook area. That way, if you're an introvert, you can still join in the fun and be a part of things. You can bring a book with you and hang here before the show starts.

'Empty Picture Frames' Coloring Book Station: The song 'Empty Picture Frames' is about loneliness and feeling like you have no one to put in picture frames. So we're bringing some adult coloring pages and colored pencils for you to zen out to before the show. Maybe it's something you'll love enough to hang or put in a frame.

'Half Life' Notewriting: The song 'Half Life' is about feeling like you're not living up to your expectations in life, despite working so hard to, and the depression that comes with that. So we're creating a 'take a note, leave a note' experience. We'll provide stationery for you to write a note of encouragement to a stranger, telling them something you have needed to hear yourself. After you leave your note, we'll have notes written by others for you to pick from. See what message someone else and the Universe have for you.

'Layers; Communal Poem Writing: The song 'Layers' is about how long it takes to heal. How it often doesn't happen all at once, but happens over time in layers. To bring that song to life, we'll be writing a poem together as a group. We'll have a poem being written in real time on the wall, and you'll have the opportunity to add a line of your own. We'll then read the finished poem we wrote together from the stage during the show.

To make the event bigger than me, accessible, and focused on community, I'm making the whole night donation-based and BYOB. If you can donate, that would be amazing, but it will be optional. I don't want anyone to not be able to attend due to ticket prices.

Whether you come alone or with friends, I hope the night is healing, and you will leave feeling a part of something.

See you there!! 💜

Come enjoy New Orleans rapper Alfred Banks as he returns to the Library! Openers TBD!

Moon Magic: Solar Eclipse in Leo

This month has a special co-host: Danyelle Caruthers! This witchy femme and co-founder of the Witch and Healer Collective will bring deep insight into this lunar cycle and relevant cosmic transits.

Moon Magic is a night of self-work guided by the stars. Join us for reflection and ritual, led by Bex Mui, queer witch, energy healer, and author of House of Our Queer: Healing, Reframing, and Reclaiming Your Spiritual Practice.

We meet on this night of the Solar Eclipse, coming together to make the most of this mid-week moment of transformation. This eclipse literally blocks the light of Leo, focusing us to look inward for its themes of self reflection and pride.

Bring a journal, tarot cards, or other items that help you with reflection.

Want to bring a guest? Message Bex for the eventbrite link.

Flow for the evening:
6:30 Arrive, enjoy tea, and settle in
6:45 Introductions
7:10 Grounding and guided meditation
7:20 Insights and discussions about the lunar phase
8:00 Play Time: reflect, chat, or pull cards
8:15 Closing circle

Move over, rosé—Sauvignon Blanc is having a moment, and we're here for it.

For August, we're shining a spotlight on one of the world's most expressive (and sometimes misunderstood) grape varieties. Your mission: bring a bottle of Sauvignon Blanc! Whether it's a zippy New Zealand classic, a mineral-driven Sancerre, a California Fumé Blanc, or a hidden gem from Chile or South Africa, let's see just how many personalities this grape can have.

We'll kick off the evening with a splash of wine education, exploring why Sauvignon Blanc tastes the way it does, how climate shapes its flavors, and why it's suddenly all over social media. And yes... we'll put the viral frozen jalapeño pairing to the test and decide for ourselves if the internet got it right. 🌶️🍷

As always, we'll enjoy a delicious spread of bites, hear the stories behind everyone's bottle selections*, and spend the evening sipping, learning, and laughing together. Who knows—you may just discover your new favorite white wine.

Cheers to crisp pours, curious palates, and a little Sauvy B magic! 🥂

* Nervous about presenting? Don’t be! It’s low pressure and we truly want to get to know you and your contribution. Just a quick chat about why you picked your bottle (1-2 mins max). Pro tip: if you’re feeling shy about describing your wine, the Vivino app can save the day if you're winging it!

=== the small print ===
Note: All members and their guests are warmly invited to attend Wine Club events; however, all attendees must be 21+ and adhere to the following agreements:

1. Ownership of Content & Work
All Wine Club events, themes, tastings, educational materials, and experiences are the creative work of the Wine Club organizer(s). Any photos, videos, or written content captured at our events that are intended for public posting must accurately reflect that the event was hosted by Groundfloor Wine Club and credit the organizer(s).

2. Collaborations & Partnerships
Any partnerships, sponsorships, brand collaborations, or product promotions associated with Wine Club events must be approved in advance by the Wine Club organizer(s). This ensures alignment with the club’s purpose, values, and non-commercial spirit of sharing.

3. Misrepresentation & Commercial Use
Using Wine Club events for personal promotion, commercial gain, brand partnerships, or sponsored content without prior approval is not permitted. If such content is posted, you may be asked to remove or correct it.

4. Respect for Community & Participation
Failure to follow these guidelines may result in removal of the related content and/or loss of event privileges.

Escape the grind, check your cell phone into our digital day care and do a mini digital detox with us. 🐇

AGENDA

1:00 PM - Sign-In & Settle In! Check your phone and grab a name tag. Please be on time as it helps improve our time together.

30 minutes - One on one time with yourself (bring your own solo activity material or choose from ours)

150 minutes - It’s time to connect! This time is all about getting to know each other in a relaxed, open space. Strike up a conversation and get to know your neighbor.

30 Minutes - Closing & Gratitude - Wrap up with a quick reflection and gratitude.
________________________________________

IMPORTANT NOTES

When you hand over your phone, you’re placing trust in the collective. While we do our best, Unplug & Play cannot be held liable for lost or stolen items. Not quite ready to hand it over? That’s okay—just switch it off and tuck it away.

By attending this event, you are agreeing to our community guidelines. Please review them before attending our event, here: https://tinyurl.com/UPCommunityGuidelines



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An invitation to be in a community practice of wellbeing, healing and joy. Get to know your fellow Groundfloor members beyond the desk through yoga and movement.

This month’s theme is inspired by Dia De Los Muertos to celebrate grief and those who have passed. We invite you to bring a meaningful item to add to the community altar.

15-min Intentional Introductions & Caring Conversation
1-hour: Vinyasa Flow, Meditation & Sound Healing
15-min: Community Sharing

We welcome all of you. No movement or yoga experience required. This will hopefully feel like a nourishing space to simply just be.

Your guides

Melissa Andrada (Mel - they/them) is the CEO and Cofounder of Fairground, a Mental Health & Wellness collective focused on joyful and confident leadership in the workplace.

Mel co-leads the Queer Yoga Collective at Arise and Yoga & Healing Arts Club at Groundfloor. As a queer Filipine American who came to the States as an undocumented immigrant, Mel brings a highly sensitive and trauma-informed approach to the mat.

Outside of work, they can be traveling, surfing mellow waves and writing a book on joy, trauma and resilience.

Mel is completing a second masters in Clinical Psychology & Expressive Arts Therapy at the California Institute of Integral Studies.

—
Sterling Spence is a community advocate with buildOn, musician with the band Westerly, and a yoga teacher facilitating classes throughout the Bay Area. His work at buildOn invites Oakland High Students to engage with civic activism and brings local volunteers and corporate sponsors into supporting youth agency.

His work centers around building unity in the East Bay and amplifying global education efforts.

As a yoga teacher, his practice emphasizes vinyasa flow as a way to break out of our routines and refocus on core values of connection, intentionality, and care.

Nobody teaches us how to talk about money let alone manage it.

​This is a space to change that.

​For the longest time I carried shame, comparison, jealousy, confusion and anxiety around money but worked relentlessly to understand and heal my relationship to it by talking with a variety of people (from boring stale pale male financial advisors to friends who had very little to friends who had a lot, etc) and building a better relationship with it by facing it and managing it.

​Before I knew it, my net worth had increased and my relationship to money became more joyful.

​If you'd like to feel lighter around money and learn about it too, please join this small, intimate group (capped at 15) for real talk, practical tools, and honest community around your relationship with money.

​No shaming and no gatekeeping! Just the conversations we should have been having all along.

​Each session stands alone and builds on the others. We rotate through four core topics.

​Rotating Healing-Centered Money Topics:
​— Money Convos: Let's talk about "it". Where did your money story come from? What's still running the show?
​— Cash Flow Somatics: Getting clear on what's actually happening with your money (without the shame spiral)
​— Investing 101: Just the tip :) Learn something, teach something, or maybe even make your first investment. Investing is a tool that should be made accessible to everyone.
— ​Money & the Mind: Because the math is actually the easy part...

​This is a revolving series — sessions repeat so you can join whenever you're ready and attend any 4 sessions that work for your schedule.

​When: 1st and 3rd Thursdays, 5:15–7:00pm* — (second session exception, starts Tuesday, June 16th)

​Where: Groundfloor Oakland**

​Investment: $125 for 4-session series | $42.50 drop-in for a single session

​Light snacks provided. Come as you are! <3 (plus sometimes your laptop)

​*Some dates subject to change

​**Some sessions may be on zoom as needed

​Dates - 1st and 3rd Thursdays of 2026

​June 4 - Healing Centered Money Convos
​June 16 - Cash Flow Somatics
​July 2 - Investing 101
​July 16 - Money & the Mind

​Sept 17 - Healing Centered Money Convos (Sept 17 = last session date to begin a 4-session pass for 2026)

​Oct 1 - Cash Flow Somatics
​Oct 15 - Investing 101
​Oct 29 - Money & the Mind

​Nov 5 - Bonus session
​Nov 19 - Bonus session

Learn more about People of Change at www.peopleofchange.net

​Questions? Email jane@peopleofchange.net

Private Event

This is your invitation to slow down, settle in, and write.

Whether you've been journaling for years or haven't picked up a pen in months, this session is designed to help you drop into reflection with ease.

We'll write through a series of gentle prompts centered around presence, intention, and what you're ready to release or welcome in. The afternoon includes two timed writing sprints — one at 3:15 and one at 3:50 — with spacious pauses in between for sipping, breathing, and letting it all land. No experience needed. No right answers. Just you, your thoughts, and unhurried space.

Indonesian Nusa herbal tea will be poured, the perfect companion to an afternoon of reflection. Think of it as your ritual in a cup.

Journals and pens will be available, but feel free to bring your own if you have a favorite.

What to expect:

Welcome + grounding moment
Facilitated journaling with prompts
Writing sprint #1 at 3:15 PM
Writing sprint #2 at 3:50 PM
Optional share-out (never required)
Closing intention-setting

We'll start promptly at 3:00 PM. Arriving a few minutes early gives you time to get settled before we begin.

This is a free-form, screen-free afternoon. Leave feeling lighter.

Hosted by Renew Collective

Join us for the next "Oakland Unplugged", a quarterly open mic night at Groundfloor dedicated to celebrating the diverse talents of Oakland's artists. Step into the heart of the vibrant East Bay community as we create an intimate and welcoming space for members and non-members who are performers to share their authentic voices. Whether you're a seasoned artist or just starting to explore your creative side, "Oakland Unplugged" is a safe space for you to share your music - from acapella covers to captivating instrumentals to your own originals and everything in between. For those practicing for SoFarSounds, this is the perfect opportunity for you to get your feet wet. Our stage is your canvas, and we can't wait to witness the magic you bring to life. Sign-Ups: Online or in-person from 7.30pm Performances: 8pm - 10pm IMPORTANT NOTE: Bookings to be an artist for this event will fill up fast, so please arrive early!

Get a free wardrobe glow-up without increasing your carbon footprint!

Please bring clean, gently used garments and accessories to trade for "new-to-you" pieces.

Bond with others over the delights of fashion. Invite your friends and make new ones!

Any unclaimed clothing will be collected and donated to local charities or shelters.

Join the Witch and Healer Collective for: Broom Making & Sigil Workshop: A Full Moon in Aries Ritual

Witchy season is in full swing, and we're spending it with our hands full of sticks, twine, and ink. This is a full evening of making: part craft circle, part working ritual.
This event is held on the night the Full Moon rises in Aries: a fire sign moon known for bold starts and fresh momentum. Fitting energy for building something new to carry with you.

How the afternoon unfolds:
Grounding + a quick look at the cosmos. We'll open together and touch briefly on what this Full Moon in Aries means for the season ahead, then move into the making.
Broom Making stations. We'll provide sticks, sweep material, and binding tools, plus a variety of charms to tie in. Bring your own found sticks, ribbon, herbs, or trinkets from home if you have pieces you want woven into your broom.
Sigil Workshop. Canvas and step by step sigil instruction will be available at every station, whether this is your first sigil or your fiftieth.
Closing: Charge under the moon. No elaborate ritual here, just guided, unhurried time to charge your new tools in the light of the Aries full moon before we close out together.

All supplies are included. Come empty handed or bring pieces from home you'd like to include, either way you'll leave with a broom and a sigil that are entirely yours.

Nobody teaches us how to talk about money let alone manage it.

​This is a space to change that.

​For the longest time I carried shame, comparison, jealousy, confusion and anxiety around money but worked relentlessly to understand and heal my relationship to it by talking with a variety of people (from boring stale pale male financial advisors to friends who had very little to friends who had a lot, etc) and building a better relationship with it by facing it and managing it.

​Before I knew it, my net worth had increased and my relationship to money became more joyful.

​If you'd like to feel lighter around money and learn about it too, please join this small, intimate group (capped at 15) for real talk, practical tools, and honest community around your relationship with money.

​No shaming and no gatekeeping! Just the conversations we should have been having all along.

​Each session stands alone and builds on the others. We rotate through four core topics.

​Rotating Healing-Centered Money Topics:
​— Money Convos: Let's talk about "it". Where did your money story come from? What's still running the show?
​— Cash Flow Somatics: Getting clear on what's actually happening with your money (without the shame spiral)
​— Investing 101: Just the tip :) Learn something, teach something, or maybe even make your first investment. Investing is a tool that should be made accessible to everyone.
— ​Money & the Mind: Because the math is actually the easy part...

​This is a revolving series — sessions repeat so you can join whenever you're ready and attend any 4 sessions that work for your schedule.

​When: 1st and 3rd Thursdays, 5:15–7:00pm* — (second session exception, starts Tuesday, June 16th)

​Where: Groundfloor Oakland**

​Investment: $125 for 4-session series | $42.50 drop-in for a single session

​Light snacks provided. Come as you are! <3 (plus sometimes your laptop)

​*Some dates subject to change

​**Some sessions may be on zoom as needed

​Dates - 1st and 3rd Thursdays of 2026

​June 4 - Healing Centered Money Convos
​June 16 - Cash Flow Somatics
​July 2 - Investing 101
​July 16 - Money & the Mind

​Sept 17 - Healing Centered Money Convos (Sept 17 = last session date to begin a 4-session pass for 2026)

​Oct 1 - Cash Flow Somatics
​Oct 15 - Investing 101
​Oct 29 - Money & the Mind

​Nov 5 - Bonus session
​Nov 19 - Bonus session

Learn more about People of Change at www.peopleofchange.net

​Questions? Email jane@peopleofchange.net

Strengthen your power and presence as a public speaker through embodied strategic practices rooted in neuroscience and clinical psychology This workshop is open to everyone, and centers BIPOC, LGBTQ+, neurodivergent and survivor communities. Do you feel anxious before presenting — and wish you could speak with more clarity and confidence? Strengthen your power and presence as a public speaker through embodied strategic practices rooted in neuroscience, clinical psychology and art therapy. Whether you’re preparing for an investor pitch, a high-stakes client meeting, or a job interview, the way you speak shapes how you’re perceived and what gets heard. Public speaking isn’t just about what you say — it’s about how you prepare your mind, body, and nervous system to show up with presence and power. In this interactive and experiential workshop, Melissa Andrada (mel—they/them)—a survivor of big T trauma and CEO of Fairground, a global mental health collective—alongside facilitator Sol Garcia Jones, will guide you through trauma-informed embodied practices and creative strategies grounded in neuroscience and clinical psychology. You’ll learn how to access your authentic leadership voice, regulate performance anxiety, and speak with greater ease and impact. Drawing from clinical psychology and leadership development, this session invites you to reclaim your voice — not just as a communication tool, but as a reflection of your power, presence, and purpose. You’ll leave with: Practical tools to manage anxiety and nervous system before and during speaking Somatic strategies to ground yourself with confidence before high-stakes presentations Creative ways to authentically and joyfully connect with the audience in your delivery through mind, body and spirit Supportive space to practice your public speaking skills through invitational prompts Testimonials "Mel and Bree dazzled at the Out in Tech Leadership Institute in NYC, bringing their special brand of expertise, socio-emotional depth, and practical tips for powerful public speaking. Mel even gave me a personal consultation before my remarks that evening, boosting my confidence to be vulnerable in front of a key audience." Andrew Lowenthal Executive Director, Out in Tech "From the beginning of the workshop, it was clear that I'd come to the right place. "You set a warm and welcoming atmosphere by doing a few things: setting expectations that the group would be welcoming supportive and affirming (somehow you did this without being preachy or super rules based), you spoke in a controlled yet warm gently paced manner; you shared your own journey including your challenges with public speaking going from being a painfully shy young student to holding court in front of hundreds of corporate employees and also a big part of your "why," your beloved father's memory. All of this established trust and credibility. The exercises that you showed us, being in touch with our bodies and understanding the connection with our nervous systems and our voices were rich. Above all it instilled confidence that I can apply these tools and put them to work to fuel my journey. I came away incredibly inspired and uplifted. It was truly an impactful, rewarding, dynamic interactive learning experience. I wish I could take it over again!" Thomas Bell Former VP, Associate General Counsel, Global Payments You can read our Thought Leadership on Stepping Into Your Power As A Public Speaker Our Methodology Case Studies 1000+ Keynotes & Workshops 100,000+ People Field & Desk Research 100+ community surveys 50+ peer reviewed sources 10+ expert interviews Mel is the CEO & Cofounder of Fairground, a mental health & wellness collective of therapists and coaches, supporting organizations and ead with joy and confidence. As a teenager, Mel co-ran a nonprofit called the Seattle Young People’s Project, helping manage a $100K+ operating budget and inspiring young people to take civic action in their communities. She went on to become the Chief Operating Officer of Learnerbly, a VC-backed workplace startup in London, where she helped raise $1.8 million of funding in their first year, retained 100% of flagship clients and grew a team with 40% people of color and 40% women. As a queer Filipine American born in Nigeria, Mel has delivered hundreds of interactive motivational keynotes and workshops that empower high-potential leaders, from BIPOC, LGBTQ+, and neurodivergent communities, at organizations such as The New York Times, Google and Out in Tech. Outside of work, Mel can be found teaching yoga and sound healing, surfing mellow waves and writing a book on trauma, grief and resilience. They are completing a Masters in Clinical Psychology & Expressive Arts Therapy at the California Institute of Integral Studies, and hold a Masters in Cultural Studies from the University Edinburgh. — Sol Garcia Jones (they/ them) is a passionate and grounded facilitator with a specialty in creating learning spaces around identity, inter-and intrapersonal healing, and social justice. Sol has spent 10 years working in various educational settings – both in direct service with students and in supporting education administration teams. Their most recent role was as the National Director of Curriculum and Instruction at the Surge Institute, a leadership development accelerator for BIPOC education leaders. Prior to work at Surge, they led Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion initiatives and employee sustainability efforts at KIPP Northern California Schools. They think of themself as a lifelong learner, with their Masters research focused on how Black and brown sci-fi and fantasy literature offers radical lessons for justice and movement work. They recently completed the Changemaker Author fellowship wherein they got to develop their fantasy novel inspired by Indigenous California. Outside of work and writing, you can find them enjoying snuggles with their cats, reading fantasy and sci fi books, playing board games anand enjoying time in nature with friends and loved ones.

Private Event

Reserving 5 free spots for Groundfloor members.
It’s Lions Gate portal, potent time to work together to manifest your next reality

There will be a reiki healing session done by Kelly Meguni

The Manifestation ritual will be led by both Emma Peng and Kelly

Please bring a pen to write on, I will provide the paper.

Arrive by 6:45 to socialize.

Then we will move on to Reiki for the group

Then a release journaling ritual

Then a manifestation ritual to call in abundance

"Our Founders Club Sunday Coffee Meetup is focussed on accountability and sharing challenges! All are welcome, from current founders to anyone curious about entrepreneurship! We meet every Sunday to give quick updates on our projects, progress, and struggles, then dive into brainstorming solutions together and general catchups. We like to say it's like a little dose of ‘group startup therapy’ every week! Come hang out, enjoy free snacks, and support your fellow founders. Feel free to message Vicki Powell with any snack requests :) See you on Sunday!

Escape the grind, check your cell phone into our digital day care and do a mini digital detox with us. 🐇

AGENDA

1:00 PM - Sign-In & Settle In! Check your phone and grab a name tag. Please be on time as it helps improve our time together.

30 minutes - One on one time with yourself (bring your own solo activity material or choose from ours)

150 minutes - It’s time to connect! This time is all about getting to know each other in a relaxed, open space. Strike up a conversation and get to know your neighbor.

30 Minutes - Closing & Gratitude - Wrap up with a quick reflection and gratitude.
________________________________________

IMPORTANT NOTES

When you hand over your phone, you’re placing trust in the collective. While we do our best, Unplug & Play cannot be held liable for lost or stolen items. Not quite ready to hand it over? That’s okay—just switch it off and tuck it away.

By attending this event, you are agreeing to our community guidelines. Please review them before attending our event, here: https://tinyurl.com/UPCommunityGuidelines



Digital directions to analog connections--> www.unplugandplaycollective.com

IG: @unplugandplaycollective

The writer's circle is a group of Groundfloor members who convene on the 2nd Tuesday of the month for creative writing and connection. In addition to our monthly meet-ups we host casual drop in's throughout the month, so keep an eye on the chats. Whether you're working on a manuscript, writing for work, or new to writing and looking for creative inspiration, we'd love you to join us! No previous writing experience necessary. All are welcome.

We meet to collaboratively explore ideas from art to science to philosophy to learn about the topic and each other.

Our intent is to create a free, inclusive, and friendly space for connection and community based on ideas, in an environment that prioritizes listening and openness to a wide range of perspectives.

How does it work?
We choose a topic, share optional resources (video/articles/podcasts, etc.) and discussion questions in advance to establish a shared context, and then have a lightly moderated discussion along with potluck-style drinks and snacks. Expect some time to socialize before and after the official discussion.

Bringing people together is at the heart of Groundfloor, and there are few better ways to do that than through cuisine. Whether simple or extraordinary, food creates shared experiences and lasting memories! We can't wait to see your smiling face and whatever you buy, cook, bake, or improvise.

Back by popular demand, we're firing up the grill for a special BBQ Potluck this month! Come join us and let's grill!

Click on the below link to find some suggestions and let us know what you'll be bringing.

https://evite.me/C7dNQaaN6V

PS: don’t forget to bring containers for leftovers so you can enjoy a great meal or two in the coming days.

"Our Founders Club Sunday Coffee Meetup is focussed on accountability and sharing challenges! All are welcome, from current founders to anyone curious about entrepreneurship! We meet every Sunday to give quick updates on our projects, progress, and struggles, then dive into brainstorming solutions together and general catchups. We like to say it's like a little dose of ‘group startup therapy’ every week! Come hang out, enjoy free snacks, and support your fellow founders. Feel free to message Vicki Powell with any snack requests :) See you on Sunday!

Join Unseen Run Club and Club Leader Justin Williams as we meet at Groundfloor SF for a casual run through the Mission neighborhood! All paces and faces are welcome for this easy 5k run/jog/walk :) San Francisco’s running culture is a tapestry woven with diverse threads, and Groundfloor's Unseen Run Club is just one vibrant strand! Follow along at https://www.instagram.com/unseenrunclub/

Reserving 5 free spots for Groundfloor memebers

Calling in my energy, Oracle or tarot readers , this is an opportunity for you to practice Tarot Reading with a partner IRL.

There will be 2 rounds of practice.

Evening looks like:

6:30-7:00pm arrival , socialize
7:00-7:15pm ground introduction
7:15pm-7:45pm first round of practice
Break
8-8:30 pm second round of practice
8:30-9pm closing

Please come prepare to do some readings in person and practice your skills.

We grow by doing, this is a judgment freezone.

Our Founders Club Sunday Coffee Meetup is focussed on accountability and sharing challenges! All are welcome, from current founders to anyone curious about entrepreneurship! We meet every Sunday to give quick updates on our projects, progress, and struggles, then dive into brainstorming solutions together and general catchups. We like to say it's like a little dose of ‘group startup therapy’ every week! Come hang out and support your fellow founders. See you on Sunday!

Escape the grind, check your cell phone into our digital day care and do a mini digital detox with us. 🐇

AGENDA

1:00 PM - Sign-In & Settle In! Check your phone and grab a name tag. Please be on time as it helps improve our time together.

30 minutes - One on one time with yourself (bring your own solo activity material or choose from ours)

150 minutes - It’s time to connect! This time is all about getting to know each other in a relaxed, open space. Strike up a conversation and get to know your neighbor.

30 Minutes - Closing & Gratitude - Wrap up with a quick reflection and gratitude.
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IMPORTANT NOTES

When you hand over your phone, you’re placing trust in the collective. While we do our best, Unplug & Play cannot be held liable for lost or stolen items. Not quite ready to hand it over? That’s okay—just switch it off and tuck it away.

By attending this event, you are agreeing to our community guidelines. Please review them before attending our event, here: https://tinyurl.com/UPCommunityGuidelines



Digital directions to analog connections--> www.unplugandplaycollective.com

IG: @unplugandplaycollective

Homemade comes to Groundfloor, featuring a stunning showcase of Bay Area musical talent. Bringing together four artists with distinct voices and deeply personal approaches to songwriting, the evening celebrates the richness of the local music community through soul, storytelling, and connection.

Ian Santillano is a Filipino-American singer, songwriter, guitarist, and producer whose genre-blurring sound weaves together alternative R&B, neo-soul, indie, folk, jazz, and funk. With virtuoso guitar work, soulful vocals, and emotionally honest songwriting, Ian creates intimate performances that explore identity, growth, love, and healing. https://www.instagram.com/ian_santillano/

SundaY is an Oakland-based singer, songwriter, and performer whose music blends contemporary R&B, soul, and hip-hop influences with effortless vocal warmth and emotional honesty. Her smooth, expressive style and captivating stage presence bring together soulful melodies, thoughtful lyricism, and an unmistakable authenticity. https://www.instagram.com/heythisissunday

redella is a UK-born, Oakland-based singer-songwriter creating soulful alternative music that blends acoustic storytelling with blues, electronic textures, and indie pop. Drawing on experiences touring internationally and performing from London's underground music scene to the Bay Area, she crafts songs that are intimate, powerful, and rich with emotion. https://www.instagram.com/redella.music/

Jawno is a soul singer-songwriter with roots in San Francisco, Texas, and Nigeria. Through uplifting songs that blend soul, storytelling, and heartfelt conviction, he invites audiences to imagine a world where we care more deeply for one another and for the planet we all call home. https://www.instagram.com/gardenradical/

Join us for an evening of original music, shared stories, and unforgettable performances from four artists shaping the sound of the Bay Area—live at Groundfloor.

Homemade comes to Groundfloor, with a stunning showcase of Bay Area talent. Bringing together five hand-picked music and spoken word artists with distinct voices and deeply personal approaches to storytelling, this night is rich with soul, integrity, and connection. We want you all to feel at home, make new friends, and leave hearts-full.

Ian Santillano is a Filipino-American singer, songwriter, guitarist, and producer whose genre-blurring sound weaves together alternative R&B, neo-soul, indie, folk, jazz, and funk. With virtuoso guitar work, soulful vocals, and emotions-bared songwriting, Ian creates intimate performances that explore identity, growth, love, and healing. https://www.instagram.com/ian_santillano/

SundaY is an Oakland-based singer, songwriter, and performer whose music blends contemporary R&B, soul, and hip-hop influences with effortless vocal warmth and emotional honesty. Her smooth, expressive style and captivating stage presence bring together soulful melodies, thoughtful lyricism, and an unmistakable authenticity. https://www.instagram.com/heythisissunday

Nytesia Ross is an award-winning poet and storyteller who has performed nationwide, from New York to California, including at the Kennedy Center in Washington, D.C. Her work has been featured on NPR’s All Things Considered and at Stanford’s World House Documentary Film Festival. She has also spoken at notable events, including one honoring Supreme Court Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson.
https://www.instagram.com/nytesiaross

redella is a UK-born, Oakland-based singer-songwriter creating soulful alternative music that blends acoustic storytelling with angelic tones, emotional textures, and always a twist in the tale . Drawing on experiences performing from London's underground music scene to the Bay Area, she crafts songs that are intimate, powerful, and rich with emotion. https://www.instagram.com/redella.music/

Jawno is a soul singer-songwriter with roots in San Francisco, Texas, and Nigeria. Through uplifting songs that blend soul, storytelling, and heartfelt conviction, he invites audiences to imagine a world where we care more deeply for one another and for the planet we all call home. https://www.instagram.com/gardenradical/

Tickets: $10 advance / $15 door
Doors: 6.30
Music: 7 - 9p

Homemade comes to Groundfloor, featuring a stunning showcase of Bay Area musical talent. Bringing together four artists with distinct voices and deeply personal approaches to songwriting, the evening celebrates the richness of the local music community through soul, storytelling, and connection.

Ian Santillano is a Filipino-American singer, songwriter, guitarist, and producer whose genre-blurring sound weaves together alternative R&B, neo-soul, indie, folk, jazz, and funk. With virtuoso guitar work, soulful vocals, and emotionally honest songwriting, Ian creates intimate performances that explore identity, growth, love, and healing. https://www.instagram.com/ian_santillano/

SundaY is an Oakland-based singer, songwriter, and performer whose music blends contemporary R&B, soul, and hip-hop influences with effortless vocal warmth and emotional honesty. Her smooth, expressive style and captivating stage presence bring together soulful melodies, thoughtful lyricism, and an unmistakable authenticity. https://www.instagram.com/heythisissunday

redella is a UK-born, Oakland-based singer-songwriter creating soulful alternative music that blends acoustic storytelling with blues, electronic textures, and indie pop. Drawing on experiences touring internationally and performing from London's underground music scene to the Bay Area, she crafts songs that are intimate, powerful, and rich with emotion. https://www.instagram.com/redella.music/

Jawno is a soul singer-songwriter with roots in San Francisco, Texas, and Nigeria. Through uplifting songs that blend soul, storytelling, and heartfelt conviction, he invites audiences to imagine a world where we care more deeply for one another and for the planet we all call home. https://www.instagram.com/gardenradical/

Join us for an evening of original music, shared stories, and unforgettable performances from four artists shaping the sound of the Bay Area—live at Groundfloor.

Homemade comes to Groundfloor, with a stunning showcase of Bay Area talent. Bringing together five hand-picked music and spoken word artists with distinct voices and deeply personal approaches to storytelling, this night is rich with soul, integrity, and connection. We want you all to feel at home, make new friends, and leave hearts-full.

Ian Santillano is a Filipino-American singer, songwriter, guitarist, and producer whose genre-blurring sound weaves together alternative R&B, neo-soul, indie, folk, jazz, and funk. With virtuoso guitar work, soulful vocals, and emotions-bared songwriting, Ian creates intimate performances that explore identity, growth, love, and healing. https://www.instagram.com/ian_santillano/

SundaY is an Oakland-based singer, songwriter, and performer whose music blends contemporary R&B, soul, and hip-hop influences with effortless vocal warmth and emotional honesty. Her smooth, expressive style and captivating stage presence bring together soulful melodies, thoughtful lyricism, and an unmistakable authenticity. https://www.instagram.com/heythisissunday

Nytesia Ross is an award-winning poet and storyteller who has performed nationwide, from New York to California, including at the Kennedy Center in Washington, D.C. Her work has been featured on NPR’s All Things Considered and at Stanford’s World House Documentary Film Festival. She has also spoken at notable events, including one honoring Supreme Court Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson.
https://www.instagram.com/nytesiaross

redella is a UK-born, Oakland-based singer-songwriter creating soulful alternative music that blends acoustic storytelling with angelic tones, emotional textures, and always a twist in the tale . Drawing on experiences performing from London's underground music scene to the Bay Area, she crafts songs that are intimate, powerful, and rich with emotion. https://www.instagram.com/redella.music/

Jawno is a soul singer-songwriter with roots in San Francisco, Texas, and Nigeria. Through uplifting songs that blend soul, storytelling, and heartfelt conviction, he invites audiences to imagine a world where we care more deeply for one another and for the planet we all call home. https://www.instagram.com/gardenradical/

Tickets: $10 advance / $15 door
Doors: 6.30
Music: 7 - 9p

Homemade comes to Groundfloor, featuring a stunning showcase of Bay Area musical talent. Bringing together four artists with distinct voices and deeply personal approaches to songwriting, the evening celebrates the richness of the local music community through soul, storytelling, and connection.

Ian Santillano is a Filipino-American singer, songwriter, guitarist, and producer whose genre-blurring sound weaves together alternative R&B, neo-soul, indie, folk, jazz, and funk. With virtuoso guitar work, soulful vocals, and emotionally honest songwriting, Ian creates intimate performances that explore identity, growth, love, and healing. https://www.instagram.com/ian_santillano/

SundaY is an Oakland-based singer, songwriter, and performer whose music blends contemporary R&B, soul, and hip-hop influences with effortless vocal warmth and emotional honesty. Her smooth, expressive style and captivating stage presence bring together soulful melodies, thoughtful lyricism, and an unmistakable authenticity. https://www.instagram.com/heythisissunday

redella is a UK-born, Oakland-based singer-songwriter creating soulful alternative music that blends acoustic storytelling with blues, electronic textures, and indie pop. Drawing on experiences touring internationally and performing from London's underground music scene to the Bay Area, she crafts songs that are intimate, powerful, and rich with emotion. https://www.instagram.com/redella.music/

Jawno is a soul singer-songwriter with roots in San Francisco, Texas, and Nigeria. Through uplifting songs that blend soul, storytelling, and heartfelt conviction, he invites audiences to imagine a world where we care more deeply for one another and for the planet we all call home. https://www.instagram.com/gardenradical/

Join us for an evening of original music, shared stories, and unforgettable performances from four artists shaping the sound of the Bay Area—live at Groundfloor.

America’s premier trivia event, The Big Quiz Thing, comes to Ground Floor! Join Quizmaster (and Ground Floor member) Noah Tarnow for the ultimate quiz experience—a team-based game show featuring unique video and audio puzzles, the Buzzertastic Finale, and fantastically “figureoutable” trivia questions. Plus, hope for non-geniuses: Smart-Ass Points for wrong-but-funny answers! It all happens Wednesday, September 30. Form your team, RSVP now, and learn more at BigQuizThing.com.

First Tuesdays Board Game Club is hosting board games and card games night! We will play a mix of "party" games - casual, social games that are quick to learn and easy to play as well as "strategy" games for those that want a little more friendly competition in their life. We invite and encourage members to bring games they own with them for the evening!

For those curious, here are some examples of "party games": Codenames, Monikers, Hues & Cues, and Things in Rings.

For "strategy games", some examples are Azul, Camel Up, Quacks of Quedlinburg, and member provided games.
(Please note we encourage members to bring games that are not too complicated to learn and can be completed in about 90-120 minutes. We love a good game of Arcs or Roots, and by joining the community you'll find members who want to play those sorts of games with you!)

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Free dance party with great dance tunes, fun bands, street food and friends on 4th street.!! I’ve been for the past 2 years and the music is really good 💖🎵 https://downtownsanrafael.org/dancing-under-the-lights/

This isn’t your typical UNO night.

We’ll explore more than one adults-only variations of UNO featuring Truth, Dare, and more.

Playful • Respectful • Always Optional

Registration: To help keep an accurate headcount, please register through Luma-even if you're a Groundfloor member:

https://luma.com/i4976kcg

• Groundfloor members: Free (please register on Luma)

• Guests (non-Groundfloor): $10 via Venmo after registering on Luma.

https://account.venmo.com/u/Shay-Sun

How do messages about aging, gender, pleasure, and self-worth shape the way we experience intimacy?

In recognition of Women’s Equality Month, we’ll watch Good Luck to You, Leo Grande—a warm, funny, and thought-provoking film about a retired woman who embarks on an unexpected journey of self-discovery. Along the way, the story explores desire, vulnerability, shame, body image, communication, and the freedom to define fulfillment on one’s own terms.

Watch the official trailer:https://youtu.be/IKwoURKDh-A?is=jXHrVeXpGQ38ShVK

After the film, we’ll enjoy a respectful, facilitated discussion about the themes it raises. Whether the movie resonates with your own experience or simply sparks curiosity, you’re invited to join the conversation.

No one is expected to share personal experiences. Listening is always welcome.

Schedule

• 6:30–6:40 PM — Welcome and introductions
• 6:40–8:17 PM — Good Luck to You, Leo Grande (97 min)
• 8:17–8:25 PM — Short break
• 8:25–9:00 PM — Facilitated discussion

Content Note: This film is rated R and contains explicit sexual content, nudity, and mature themes presented in the context of an intimate character study. Our discussion will focus on themes of agency, communication, self-worth, aging, and human connection.

Registration: To help keep an accurate headcount, everyone—including Groundfloor members—is asked to register through Luma:

https://luma.com/hh6wgi6r

Groundfloor members: Free
Guests (non-Groundfloor): $5 via Venmo after registering on Luma

Join us as we light a candle and put the Pomodoro Method into practice!

The Pomodoro Method is a proven focus technique that uses 20-minute work intervals followed by 5-minute breaks. During our time together, we'll move through a series of focused work sprints designed to help you make meaningful progress on the projects, tasks, and creative endeavors calling for your attention.

What makes it "witchy"? Because everything is more fun with a little magic!

We'll begin with a simple drop-in. Share what's on your heart, set an intention for your work, then harness the power of collective focus, and ritualized action to tend the things we're creating. Depending on the day - what's alive for the group - we can inspiration from moon phases, a special card deck, Rachael's magical rune set, or make up our own ritual to get us in the mood to create. 🪄

10am - Opening / Intention Setting
10:20am - Begin Pomodoro sprints
11:50 - Closing

Join for part of the session or stay for the full two hours.

If you are crafty and love creating or fixing your things, join us on a night to hang and relax!

Pick up that one project that is always pending and take the time to complete it!

You can knit, crochet, sew, fix and create jewelry or do other kind of crafts!

Join us as we light a candle and put the Pomodoro Method into practice!

The Pomodoro Method is a proven focus technique that uses 20-minute work intervals followed by 5-minute breaks. During our time together, we'll move through a series of focused work sprints designed to help you make meaningful progress on the projects, tasks, and creative endeavors calling for your attention.

What makes it "witchy"? Because everything is more fun with a little magic!

We'll begin with a simple drop-in. Share what's on your heart, set an intention for your work, then harness the power of collective focus, and ritualized action to tend the things we're creating. Depending on the day - what's alive for the group - we can inspiration from moon phases, a special card deck, Rachael's magical rune set, or make up our own ritual to get us in the mood to create. 🪄

10am - Opening / Intention Setting
10:20am - Begin Pomodoro sprints
11:50 - Closing

Join for part of the session or stay for the full two hours.

How comfortable are you asking for the touch you want—or turning down the touch you don't?

Touch can be a meaningful way we experience connection, comfort, affection, and intimacy. Yet many of us find it difficult to ask for the touch we want, say no to the touch we don't, or receive another person's answer without taking it personally.

Join us for an evening of thoughtful conversation and optional exercises involving simple, everyday forms of touch-such as a handshake, high five, hug, or brief touch on the hand or shoulder-as we explore desire, vulnerability, consent, boundaries, rejection, and receiving.

Together, we'll consider how clearer asking-and greater freedom to say yes or no-can create safer, more authentic connection.

Participation in any touch is always optional, and choosing not to participate is equally welcome.

Whether asking for touch comes naturally to you or feels deeply vulnerable, you're invited to join the conversation.

A genuine invitation makes room for both yes and no.

Registration: To help keep an accurate headcount, please register through Luma-even if you're a Groundfloor member:

luma.com/shaycoaching

• Groundfloor members: Free (please register on Luma)

• Guests (non-Groundfloor): $10 via Venmo after registering on Luma.

Please join us for this very special edition of Book Club!

To pair with our book this month - The Girl on the Train, by Paula Hawkins - we're taking a bit of a field trip on our very own SMART train!

Books aren't your thing? It's also a movie available on many streaming platforms. We can compare!
Haven't gotten around to finishing the book but still want to come? No problem.

Here's our schedule:
10:45am - meet at the Club and walk over to the SMART station (please be on time so we make our train!)
11:12am - SMART train departs
11:45am - SMART train arrives downtown Petaluma
~12pm-2pm - lunch in downtown Petaluma (location TBD, depending on number of attendees)
2:20pm or 3:24pm - SMART train departs Petaluma to take us home

SMART tickets cost ~$4.50 each way if paying with a Clipper card, but is free for <18 or 65+
Learn more here: https://www.sonomamarintrain.org/fares

Join us as we light a candle and put the Pomodoro Method into practice!

The Pomodoro Method is a proven focus technique that uses 20-minute work intervals followed by 5-minute breaks. During our time together, we'll move through a series of focused work sprints designed to help you make meaningful progress on the projects, tasks, and creative endeavors calling for your attention.

What makes it "witchy"? Because everything is more fun with a little magic!

We'll begin with a simple drop-in. Share what's on your heart, set an intention for your work, then harness the power of collective focus, and ritualized action to tend the things we're creating. Depending on the day - what's alive for the group - we can inspiration from moon phases, a special card deck, Rachael's magical rune set, or make up our own ritual to get us in the mood to create. 🪄

10am - Opening / Intention Setting
10:20am - Begin Pomodoro sprints
11:50 - Closing

Join for part of the session or stay for the full two hours.

Bring your own meal and gather 'round the table for our weekly Community Lunch! It's a great opportunity to meet new members or connect with friends. See you there, all are welcome!

Welcome to the Inner Work Club, where spiritual seekers and personal growth enthusiasts come together to deepen their practices. Whether you're seeking a supportive community or accountability as you navigate the depths of your unconscious, connecting to your intuition through spiritual practices (like rituals or divination tools), or simply eager to infuse more magic into your life, The Inner Work Club offers a space for like-minded individuals to connect and grow together. The Inner Work Club provides monthly gatherings, events, and workshops for both the spiritually dedicated and the curious.

Maddy is expecting our very first SR baby — how exciting is that?! Come celebrate this new little family and shower her with all the love (and gifts)!

A fun detail: baby's gender is a surprise — even for Mom and Dad! 🎉

Registry coming soon — but in the meantime, you can never go wrong with diapers and baby wipes! 🙌

Save the date for now — more details coming soon. Date is subject to change depending on how Maddy's feeling closer to the time, so stay tuned!

All are welcome — the more the merrier! 💛

Join us for Book Club! Books are generally selected and announced two months before. Stay tuned!

Welcome to the Inner Work Club, where spiritual seekers and personal growth enthusiasts come together to deepen their practices. Whether you're seeking a supportive community or accountability as you navigate the depths of your unconscious, connecting to your intuition through spiritual practices (like rituals or divination tools), or simply eager to infuse more magic into your life, The Inner Work Club offers a space for like-minded individuals to connect and grow together. The Inner Work Club provides monthly gatherings, events, and workshops for both the spiritually dedicated and the curious.

Join us for Book Club! Books are generally selected and announced two months before. Stay tuned!

Welcome to the Inner Work Club, where spiritual seekers and personal growth enthusiasts come together to deepen their practices. Whether you're seeking a supportive community or accountability as you navigate the depths of your unconscious, connecting to your intuition through spiritual practices (like rituals or divination tools), or simply eager to infuse more magic into your life, The Inner Work Club offers a space for like-minded individuals to connect and grow together. The Inner Work Club provides monthly gatherings, events, and workshops for both the spiritually dedicated and the curious.

Join us for Book Club! Books are generally selected and announced two months before. Stay tuned!

Join us for Book Club! Books are generally selected and announced two months before. Stay tuned!