🌙✍️ Monthly Neighborhood Reflection Jam [public]

Join us on the first Sunday of every month for an enchanting evening of guided journaling and heartfelt sharing with your neighbors in Hayes Valley! 🌆✨ This gathering invites you to pause, honor your past month's experiences, and foster connections with fellow community members.

What to Expect:

• Reflection Prompts Inspired by Monarchs:

  • Flourishing: What was a moment you felt closest to flourishing?
  • Encounter: What moment challenged your human existence (e.g. loss, choice, suffering)?
  • Origins: A moment that defined who you are.
  • Becoming: A moment that shaped who you aspire to be.

• Two Participation Options:

  • Mingling Muser: Share your reflections in a small group if you're feeling social! 🤝
  • Solo Sojourner: Prefer privacy? Enjoy quiet reflection in a space filled with tranquil energy. 🧘‍♀️

Bring something to write with/on, and if you’ve attended before, don’t forget your pebble! 🎉 Invite a friend for a shared experience!

Community Feedback:

💬 "A lovely way to spend a Sunday evening -- the jam let me slow down and reflect on a chaotic month.” — Justin
💬 “Great for reflecting on my month and meeting new people over deeper topics.” — Trevor
💬 “Even in solitude, I felt connected and celebrated.” — James

Suggested Donation:

Contributions of any amount are appreciated to help cover hosting and food costs. A QR code will be available at check-in. 📲

Schedule:

• Doors Open: 4:45 PM
• Check-in: Choose between Mingling Muser or Solo Sojourner
• Doors Close: 5:15 PM
• Reflection Jam: 5:15 PM – 7 PM
• Optional Dinner: Wrap up the evening together!

Location:
550 Laguna St, San Francisco at The Commons. Find us at the corner of Hayes & Laguna St – head down the stairs to the basement level. 🏙️

Grateful Partnership: We’re excited to host this event at The Commons, a modern-day town square dedicated to communal meaning-making. Learn more about The Commons here.

Presented by The San Francisco Contemplarium, dedicated to creating meaningful community spaces in our city.