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Sep 1, 2026 · 1:30 AM

Sunset / Bike / Yoga with Ryan

San Francisco, CA · Free!

Something special for the end of August! Bring friends, make friends, casual / conversational pace bike ride, then sunset yoga led by Maddi! 🧘‍♀️ Rolling from the wiggle, check comments for the route later hidden guest list muahaha Bring a light, wear a helmet, get home safe.

Aug 29, 2026 · 9:00 PM

The Attention Social Group

San Francisco, CA · Free!

Our attention is the most valuable thing that we have (there’s a whole market around capturing our attention!) So lets reclaim our attention! I originally heard of this idea of group attention expansion on a session from The Waking Up App (not sponsored but holy shit it’s taught me a lot about meditation & the power of mindfulness). Basically here’s the pitch We will decide on a museum (I’m thinking one that’s free for residents on Saturdays aka De Young or Legion of Honor) Then we shall decide on 5 pieces total to stare at for about 7-10 minutes each! (Summing up to about a 50 minute meditation practice.) The goal here is to practically body double and sit with the artwork without distractions from the phone, conversation or body language communication. Noticing what is coming up without reaction or judgement. Once the 50 minutes are completed we will then go outside and share discussion on what we experienced. Examples could be “I noticed the urge to pull out my phone quickly” or “I felt myself being somewhere else” really anything that’s unique to your experience. THERE IS NO RIGHT OR WRONG WAY OF DOING THIS! So yeah!! I think this would be a wonderful opportunity to redefine “Social Media”. We gather, we look at mediums and we chat about what came up for us! Except it’s IRL 😉

Aug 22, 2026 · 1:30 AM–3:00 AM

Intuitive Art & Sound Bath with Sound Garden and Mystic Mill Valley

Mill Valley, CA · $95

Jul 11, 2026 · 6:00 PM

The Industry vs the Artistry of Being Seen: Modeling + Digitals Workshop

Cousin Studio, San Francisco CA · $125

It wasn’t until last year that I realized how much of external validation I relied upon and how that effected how I expressed myself to strangers and people close to me.Through becoming aware of my mind, tendencies and coming back to my core values I realized what I was meant to do was give myself permission to be whoever I wanted to be. despite what the industry, capitalism, the patriarchy or other peoples opinions are about my life I know now the right to exist, the right to express and the right to share is mine. and it’s yours too.