We are hosting 2 of these events:
February 24th: Ages 25–42
February 28th: Ages 35 and up
(if you fall in between, you can choose which one to come to, or attend both!)
Most singles events are built around quick impressions, clever lines, and the quiet pressure to “find someone.” This isn’t that.
This evening is for people who are curious about a different kind of connection—one rooted in presence, self-awareness, and honesty. We use the word conscious to mean something simple but powerful: you’re willing to look at your own patterns, question your assumptions, and notice when your ego is running the show. You don’t have to be perfect at it, just open to it.
Instead of speed dating or casual mingling, we’ll guide the group through a series of structured connection exercises over 1.5–2 hours. These practices are designed to help you slow down, drop the usual social masks, and meet each other as real people. After that, we’ll open the space for about an hour of relaxed, unstructured time to talk, sit, laugh, or just be.
There’s no pressure to leave with a romantic match. You might meet someone special, or you might just walk away with a few new friends and a more open heart.
This is an evening for people who are willing to show up as they are, listen deeply, and meet others with curiosity—no expectations and nothing needed outside of showing up.
Important note: This is a sober event so everyone can stay present, grounded, and genuinely connected to themselves and the people around them.
Facilitator Bios:
Jen Guyton is a transformational coach and the founder of Wild Beyond Coaching, a practice devoted to helping people cross the invisible thresholds in their lives—those moments when the old way of being no longer fits, but the new one hasn’t fully taken shape. Her work centers on self-awareness, emotional honesty, and living in deeper alignment with what’s true.
Samantha Blomberg is a co-founder of Spaces for Presence, a project devoted to creating intentional spaces where people can slow down and reconnect with themselves. As a mother, partner, and friend, her personal and working lives center on love, compassion, and presence.