Classes &

Events

Something for every stage. Drop in once or make it a weekly thing. And when you need something just for you, we've got that too.

The only way to build a village is to show up.

(but we promise to make it easy)

Our programming is specifically designed to check all the boxes - deep personal growth, silly fun playtime, developmentally appropriate challenges, and connected movement. Most importantly, everything happens in-person, with people who could be your people.

You just have to get here - we will do the rest!

Something for everyone.

New Parents

We initiate each engagement with a focused discovery phase.

Music

Collected data is subjected to rigorous quantitative and qualitative analysis.

Yoga & Movement

Insights inform a tailored strategy that addresses defined goals.

Developmental Playgroups

Approved strategies transition to implementation under disciplined governance.

Community Events

Family Happy Hour

Our quarterly Family Happy Hour is the perfect way to wind down the week — with music, simple crafts or sensory play for the kids, storewide discounts, and light refreshments for everyone. Connect with other local parents, let the little ones explore, and enjoy a cozy community vibe in our shop and gathering space.

Remember - friends don’t let friends do witching hour alone.

Movie Night

Here is your chance to truly lean on your village.

Drop-of Movie Night is open to kiddos ages 3+ who are potty trained. Parents have the option to chaperone for their first time and receive their first Drop-off at a discount.

Movie Night is better with friends! Grab your kid and their bestie and make it a double-date.

Become a Village Member

We’re making it even easier to find your people. Members enjoy all kinds of perks, plus the warm fuzzy feeling of investing in something real.

  • "I'm here 3 times a week without even trying. We love it so much."

  • "The music classes are so fun, and the space is so easy to relax in. I loved it postpartum, and I love it now with my toddler."

  • "I wish this existed in every neighborhood. This is so needed in our community."