Join us for a beginner-friendly sewing class hosted by “What’s She Creating” where you’ll craft your very own Japanese Origami Bag! Let’s stitch, laugh, and create something beautiful (maybe a new friendship) together!

If you’re into intimate hobby-based events, this one is for you! Click the link below to secure your spot now.

https://www.whatsshecreating.com/learn-to-sew/p/beginner-adult-sewing-workshop-hx4s6

Hosted by Scraplanta, our December meetup gathered more than 50 women to connect over creativity and individuality. After a “collage crafternoon,” our community walked away with new connections, new art, and the joy of tapping into their inner artist. 

We had some Marvin Gaye, some Luther Vandross, and a little SZA! In partnership with Brooklyn Tea, we hosted a 90’s themed open mic night that created an inviting space for attendees to perform a poem, song, and stand-up bit all while enjoying Teaquila’s, and an elite R&B playlist. 

Thanks to Soha Fitness, our community stretched, folded, and broke a sweat in a mat pilates class that welcomed beginners and experienced wellness girlies. Through movement, our community was able to connect in a low-stake environment that opened the door to connections over shared interests. 

Thanks to Soha Fitness, our community stretched, folded, and broke a sweat in a mat pilates class that welcomed beginners and experienced wellness girlies. Through movement, our community was able to connect in a low-stake environment that opened the door to connections over shared interests. 

Who made the mac n’ cheese - we did! Thanks to our sponsor Modern Code, we hosted our end-of-summer cookout at Grant Park to share our appreciation for our amazing community through good food, games, and an award ceremony.

Hosted by Pink Pole Studios, our community stepped out of its comfort zone with an instructor-led pole class that allowed us to unwind and try something new in a judgment-free zone with a sexy routine. We ain’t P-Valley - but we hit the stage! 

Thanks to abcPottery, our community got it out of the mud - literally! Attendees painted and fired their own pots, sculptures, and keepsakes in a fun and interactive ceramic paint-and-sip! 

After witnessing and personally experiencing the effect of Hurricane Milton our community banded together in partnership with Revolutionnaire to collect essential items to send to the Caribbean Islands directly affected. Thanks to our supportive community, we were able to send five boxes full of toiletries, food items, baby necessities, and much more!