creative workshops for people who are ready to embrace some intentional analog time.
analog nights
journaling
nights
our signature program is a phone-free creative evening, held monthly at a rotating local venue. Each analog night has a theme that sets the mood, but how you spend the time is totally up to you. Journal, collage, write a letter, try junk journaling, or just sit with a pen and see what happens.
themes include:
Back to the 90s — gel pens, magazine collaging, mix tape cover art, friendship bracelets, and peak nostalgia
Snail Mail Social — write real letters to real people with real stamps and wax seals
dopamine menu — build a personalized menu of screen-free activities that actually make you feel good
Vision Board & Intentions — collage your way to clarity on what you actually want
Galentine's Night — valentine making, love letters to friends, and celebrating the people who matter
Cozy Season — holiday ornament making, seasonal journaling, and end-of-year reflection
Spring Reset — fresh starts, intention-setting, and clearing out what's not working
Analog Basket Build — create your own screen-free evening kit to take home
Collage the Deck — transform a full deck of playing cards into tiny works of art
Creative Ritual Night — grounding, mindfulness prompts, and intuitive creating
gathered truths — collect quotes, lyrics, and words that matter to you in one beautiful place
Most people want to journal but get stuck at the same place: the blank page. These workshops Each focus on a specific journaling style, teach you the framework, and give you the space to try it. all supplies are provided!
Junk Journal Night — cut, paste, layer, and turn "junk" into art
Dear Diary — guided journaling prompts, reflection, and putting pen to paper with purpose
anti-scroll journal — build a journal you reach for instead of your phone
commonplace book-making — create a handwritten collection of ideas, passages, and things worth remembering
personal anthology — curate your own book of poems, quotes, lyrics, and words you want to keep forever
encyclopedia journaling — pick a topic you love and fill a journal with everything you know about it
smash books — glue in anything and everything with zero rules and maximum chaos
birthday journal — one entry every year on your birthday, reflecting on the year behind you and setting wishes for the one ahead
micro journaling — tiny prompts, short entries, and proof that journaling doesn't have to take an hour
