Programs
Five ways to show up.
Pick the evening that fits you. Some are public from the first night. Some wait until you've sat with us and applied. All of them have a host, a purpose, and an official prepaid fee — or no door fee at all.
Who it's for
Find yourself on the list
If you're new, start at Public Orientation. If you already know us, the rest of the calendar is waiting. Family Days are the nights kids come too.
| Program | Who comes | Where |
|---|---|---|
| Community Education Series | Members. Staff complimentary | The Lodge — a hosted classroom |
| Public Orientation | Any adult 18+. No membership needed | A local restaurant or café |
| Member programs | Members and approved guests | The Lodge |
| Social Wellness Workshops | Members. Staff complimentary | The Lodge — studio and conversation |
| Family Days | Members' households, including children | The Lodge and outdoors |
The catalog
What the evenings feel like
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Community Education Series
A hosted class on the skills that make a room livable: listening, boundaries, conflict, emotional intelligence, showing up without making it harder for everyone else.
This is our backbone. Scheduled. Documented. Members $10, prepaid. Staff complimentary. Classes are for members.
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Public Orientation
The easiest first step. Meet hosts, hear how we work, and decide if this is your kind of room. You buy your own food. We don't charge at the door.
Come once before member nights. It's how we say hello like adults.
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Member programs
Evenings for people who have already sat with us: conversation, informal teaching, mentorship, the kind of night where you know names.
Hosted, not drop-in. Staff $20 · members $30 · guests $40. Prepaid on Zeffy. We keep the count small so the Code of Conduct can actually be kept.
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Social Wellness Workshops
Make something. Try a skill. Sit in a structured conversation. Built for people who want company and a craft — not another night of scrolling.
Teachers are staff, trained volunteers, or guests who apply to present. See event Posting for Pricing.
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Family Days
Crafts, outdoor games, a meal, the kind of afternoon where kids and adults occupy the same good place. The adult who brings a child stays responsible for that child.
Price is on that event posting. Same mission, younger chairs at the table.
How to start
Orientation first. Membership when you're sure.
Come to Public Orientation. Then apply. Sit in as a guest while the board reads your application. No yearly dues — you pay the official prepaid fee for the nights you attend.