I grew up in smaller communities. I know what it feels like when there isn't much happening unless you drive somewhere else. I know the particular kind of cabin fever that sets in when the nearest big-city event is an hour away and the weather isn't cooperating.
So when people ask if I'll travel to host a workshop, the answer is usually yes.
Not because it's always convenient, but because I love a good road trip, I love meeting new people, and most importantly, because you matter. Connecting and fostering community matters.
Creative experiences shouldn't be reserved for bigger cities. They don't need fancy venues or elaborate setups. They just need a table and people willing to sit down.
→ Want to bring a workshop to your community? Reach out here and let's make it happen.
What It Looks Like in Real Life
I've hosted in living rooms, shops, screen rooms, shared spaces, and community halls. The setting changes. The heart of it doesn't.
A group gathers. Someone says they're "not artistic." Someone else already knows exactly what they're making. Someone has come with several designs in mind. By the end, everyone has something on their wrist and a slightly different energy than when they walked in.
That's enough for me. That's actually everything.
Let's Bring It to You
If you're reading this from a smaller town and thinking, we could use something like that here, reach out.
You don't need a big production. You just need a reason to gather. I'll bring the beads, the guidance, and the good energy. You bring your people.
Let's make something beautiful together, wherever you are.