Fearless Events

Do you feel lost, off track, overwhelmed, out of sorts, anxious or stuck? This is the session for you. Get back to basics, rediscover your soul’s purpose, and reconnect with the truth of who you are. Guided meditation and hypnosis sessions begin with deep relaxation that allows the subconscious to clean house and restore harmony.

Pay what you can, led by Sarah Thompson. Contact to book time.

Join us for an information session about Medicare for All and the grassroots, nationwide campaign to win single-payer healthcare. How would Medicare for All improve our current healthcare system? Can our nation really afford it? How can Medicare for All benefit you and your family? What can you do locally to plug into this exciting movement? We’ll answer all these questions and more!

Join us for a meetup of folks who have dealt with narcissists. By narcissist, we mean any toxic parent, spouse, significant other. If you regularly or semi-regularly have a phone number come up on your screen that makes your heart race and your stomach flip before you even know what the call is about, you might want to come. All are welcome, even those who have dated and been in relationships with narcissists. Our focus will be ourselves, not the toxic person. The purpose is to support, encourage, and uplift one another. We are not therapists and we are not here to tell each other what to do.

We are here to honor one another and, baby step by baby step, change our narratives.

This is a monthly meetup, every Third Thursday from 5:15 – 6:30pm. Facilitated by Tara Burdick-Sandy

Join us monthly for a Communication Practice Group. We’ll tackle issues that come up in communication in your professional and personal life, all through improv-based techniques.

For September, we’ll work on basic CONFLICT skills.

Pay what you can

Led by Jen Oleniczak Brown

Learn to code with WWiT! This is our first-ever class in our new monthly Python series. We will:

1. Go through downloading Anaconda, the leading (free!!) python platform

2. Walkthrough using GitHub to access WWiT materials

3. Learn some reasons why Python is a super useful language to know

4. Go through writing a simple script.

Led by Winston Women in Tech, Pay What You Can! All proceeds are split between Winston Women in Tech and Fearless Winston Salem, all so we can keep this magic happening!

The TMI Open Mic showcases poetry, spoken word, and story-telling by artists who have been marginalized in traditional literary settings based on gender.

Artists invited to share their work include all self-identifying women (both cis and transgender), transgender men, and gender nonconforming, nonbinary, genderqueer, and genderfluid people, regardless of race, ethnicity, nationality, health and ability, religion, or sexual orientation.

The TMI Open Mic series is hosted by The Others Ink (TOI), a writing collective dedicated to creating space for writers who have been marginalized and “othered” based on gender.

For more information, please contact Petra at [email protected].

In a world where we have developed a “disposable” mentality, the art of repairing our own clothes has fallen by the wayside.

Come join us and learn to sew buttons, mend a seam, tack up a hem, and maybe more!

Donation to the space is requested, and all attendees are invited to bring their items which need repair, so you can leave with mended items as well as new skills!

Get ready for Ukulele 102!

If you took Ukulele 101 this spring or are just ready to up your uke game, Ukulele 102 is here!

In this class, you’ll add to your tool belt by learning more chords, fingerpicking techniques, and strategies for creating interesting strum patterns so you don’t get stuck in a ukulele rut.

What you’ll need:

A ukulele (any kind)
Something to take notes with

Optional things to bring:

Accessories (case, tuner, felt picks, extra strings)
Music stand
Cost: Free (donations accepted)

Please let Kendra know if you’re planning to bring a tenor, baritone, or bass ukulele. Her email address is [email protected]

The new moon is a time to set goal and intentions and to assess the previous month. Explore the magick of ritual and the grounding energy of observing the dance of time.

Led by Sarah Thompson, pay what you can.

What are the obstacles that keep you from writing and what can you do to overcome them?

Laura as she shows you how to get from “I want to write” to “Done!” Laura draws from her experience as an advertising copywriter, newspaper columnist, communications director for several nonprofits, staff writer for an international relief organization, travel writer, blogger, and personal assistant to a New York Times bestselling author. She is currently writing a memoir entitled, All the Faces Looking Back at Me.

You can learn more about Laura at laurawhitfield.com.

Note: For beginning and experienced writers who are feeling stuck. Copies of Bird by Bird by Anne Lamott will be available for $10 (cost).

Join us for the 90-minute introductory workshop to the Art of Living Happiness Program.