The Brave Women's Community Center

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A Candle-Making & Creative Reflection Workshop for Women
This Little Light of Mine is a collaborative, community-centered workshop inviting women to reconnect with their inner light through creativity, reflection, and connection.
Co-led with Burn Wild Candles, this intimate gathering blends hands-on candle-making with gentle creative prompts designed to foster grounding, presence, and belonging. Participants create a custom candle and scent while engaging in reflective practices that explore light, resilience, and self-expression.
The workshop is held at a gentle pace and rooted in choice, care, and community. No prior creative experience is needed — just a willingness to slow down and create together.
This offering also serves as a community fundraiser supporting The Brave Women’s Community Center and its survivor-led storytelling work, Brave Hearts Speak. By participating, you’re supporting women’s voices while tending your own.

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Creative Joy Lab Tickets, Multiple Dates | Eventbrite This is a paid event.

Creative Joy Lab is a fully guided, in-person creative experience for women who want to let go of perfection and reconnect with joy through bad, funny, collaborative art.
Led by a creative arts therapist, this gathering invites you into a playful, supportive space where you’ll be guided through multiple creative modalities each session — including drama, movement, visual art, creative writing, and music. Every activity is designed to be process-focused, imperfect, and shared, with an emphasis on creativity, bravery, and connection rather than outcomes or skill.
This is not an art class and not therapy, but it is deeply supportive and restorative. You don’t need any creative experience, just a willingness to show up, try something new, and make a little mess together.
In Creative Joy Lab, you’re invited to:

• make art that’s intentionally imperfect and often humorous
• experiment across different creative forms
• collaborate rather than perform
• laugh, move, and create alongside other women
• practice being seen without needing to get it right

All materials are provided.
We give each other Applause only, no critique.
No pressure to share personally unless you want to.
✨ Creative Joy Lab will transition into a 4-week series beginning in April. February drop-ins offer a welcoming way to experience the work.
Come as you are.
Leave lighter, more connected, and a little more alive.

### 💌 A Note on the $25 Drop-In / Donations

Your contribution helps support:
🏠 Keeping our warm, welcoming creative space open
✂️ Supplemental art supplies
👩🏾‍🤝‍👩🏼 The Brave Women’s Community Center — a nonprofit supporting women impacted by abuse, trauma, and societal conditioning

PLEASE REGISTER AT THE EVENTBRITE LINK FOR THIS WORKSHOP SERIES (6 WEKKS): Seasons of Change: A Perimenopause Workshop Series Tickets, Sun, Feb 15, 2026 at 10:00 AM | Eventbrite

Explore perimenopause in a supportive space where your questions are welcome and sessions are interactive, fun, and educational.
The program is being offered by occupational therapy doctoral candidate Jennifer Alford and is rooted in evidence-based practice.
Seasons of Change is a supportive perimenopause wellness series designed to provide women with clear education, meaningful empowerment, and practical everyday strategies for navigating midlife transitions.
Through a blend of learning, community connection, and holistic, individualized approaches, participants will gain a deeper understanding of:

• hormonal shifts that characterize this transitional stage,
• emotional and physical changes associated with these changes,
• and the routines that sustain well-being, now, and into the future.

Each session offers accessible tools grounded in occupational therapy, helping women build confidence, strengthen daily habits, and feel more empowered in this season of change.
Sessions will be held Feb. 15th, March 1st, 15th, 29th, April 12th and 19th.