Start the New Year off right by joining arts-based social networking community, Women of Culture, for an intro night to get just a taste of what you experience during the full 8-week Sisterhood of Discovery women's circle, the Winter edition of which will be held on Monday nights starting on Monday January 24th.

The Sisterhood of Discovery is a women’s circle designed to help women live more creative, empowered, connected and intentional lives. It is an invitation to cultivate a deeper sense of self and a connection to your true soul wants and desires, while simultaneously connecting with other Women of Culture community members on a deeper, more personal level.

During this intro night, you will be introduced to what each of the 8 sessions in the program will be like, and I will answer any questions you might have.

And, as a thank you for joining the intro night, all attendees will receive $50 off the full cost of the program and will be invited to join without filling out the application!

Don't miss this chance to learn more about this unique journey into self-discovery and sisterhood!

*The intro night will be held online via zoom, but you must register in advance to receive the call-in info. This is an interactive session, so you should call from a quiet place and have your camera on, if possible.

The full 8-week Sisterhood program will be held via zoom as well, with the option to attend the opening & closing sessions in-person in midtown Manhattan.

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What's Included in the Full 8-week Sisterhood of Discovery:

• Eight 2-hour sessions every Monday from 7:00-9:00pm, where we will dive into our theme for the week and break into virtual rooms for small group exercises and discussions

• Weekly activity-based ‘assignments’ designed to cultivate community, curiosity and creativity

• A fun care package sent to you by mail with supplies for the program

• A WhatsApp group for check-ins

• Discovery buddies to check in with about your progress and discuss each week’s themes

• Bonus resources to help you continue to learn, grow and discover in between sessions and after the program is finished

Learn more & apply here

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Feedback from Participants of the Past Sisterhood Circles:

"The program really shifted things for me. I discovered surprising things about myself that created an important shift in how I will move forward with work, daily habits and relationships… "

"This is a space where women can be safe and feel open to discuss so many things... Take this journey with Alex, you'll find all kinds of wonderful things along the way and maybe rediscover the greatest gift of all... YOU."

"Alex led the group with a perfect mix of guidance and vulnerability that I found created a safe space where we all felt seen and heard. I highly recommend the course for anyone looking for deeper connection, new insights, and a way to discover more about themselves."

"I enjoyed the activities and the different angles/wording helped me explore myself in a different way."

"The experience helped me be more gentle with myself, give me a sense of structure in this super weird time, and form new relationships. Throughout the experience I was able to identify a lot of things I was interested in, things I want to keep learning about, doing, and giving. That in itself was incredibly meaningful for me... Having this opportunity to be creative about life in a group with others was a vehicle to recognizing the power of time and small, consistent steps. I am incredibly grateful for the experience."

“I loved my time during the program. Each week we had different themes and topics to explore individually as well as collectively. I loved that we had a buddy we could check in with on a weekly basis. It was a nice combination of doing some self development but in a fun and creative way. Alex does a great job facilitating the sessions and is super organized with her notes, assignments, and questions to ponder on for the week. I would recommend this program to anyone looking for community and desire to make the time to approach self-development and sisterhood in a creative and meaningful way.”