Our women’s book club is about more than reading—it’s about community. Each month, members read the selected book and gather for a structured discussion designed to encourage thoughtful dialogue and shared perspectives. Come as you are, make connections, and be part of a supportive community of women.
The book for September is Invisible Women by Caroline Criado Perez.
We will have Remington, a tailor from The Sewing Circle in the space so bring all your textile goods (clothing, bags, etc) that need repairs!
Dates to drop-off 10/13 & 10/14 noon-1:00pm
-patching
-hemming
-alterations
-sewing on decorative patches
-fixing or replacing zippers
We will have a room available if you need to try on items for fit. Remington will take all items to his shop and return them complete.
Pay the fees for your items directly to The Sewing Circle.
Join us for a game of Blood on the Clocktower, a social deduction game set in a supernatural town where not everyone is who they seem. Players are secretly assigned roles and divided into a good team and an evil team. Can the good team identify and execute the demon before it eliminates the town?
The game is guided by a storyteller and unfolds through rounds of discussion, clue-sharing, and strategic decisions. You don’t need any prior experience—rules are explained as we go, and new players are very welcome. Expect thoughtful conversation, a bit of mystery, and a lot of fun as you decide how the story plays out together.
We will have Remington, a tailor from The Sewing Circle in the space so bring all your textile goods (clothing, bags, etc) that need repairs!
Dates to drop-off 10/13 & 10/14 noon-1:00pm
-patching
-hemming
-alterations
-sewing on decorative patches
-fixing or replacing zippers
We will have a room available if you need to try on items for fit. Remington will take all items to his shop and return them complete.
Pay the fees for your items directly to The Sewing Circle.
-Get inspiration and wisdom from local writers
-Start or enrich your journaling practice with consistency and community
-Weekly prompts and guided practices
-No experience required
Schedule/ Speakers:
10/19- Archetypes as tools to understand ourselves- Trinity Wilbourn (Writer, Teacher, Mind Body Coach)
10/26- How do we stay devoted to the work without needing it to prove anything about us- Brianna McCabe (Writer, Coach, Editor)
11/2- Expressing ourselves through words and body- Analia Alegre-Femenias Weber & Jess Loveall (Analia: Dancer, Choreographer, and Improvisational Artist. Jess: Dance Instructor, Visual Artist, Mover, and Improviser)
11/9- Bridging divides with curiosity and courage- Lindy Pearson (Narrative Therapist & Soulful and Relational Guide)
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Blind taste different brands of gummy bears in the Kitchen with us on Wednesday, September 30th at 12pm! We'll rank and pick our favorites. 🍬
Join Seedhouse Coffee for a guided coffee tasting experience featuring a selection of our USDA Organic coffees. Discover how coffee origin, roast level, and processing influence flavor as we taste and compare several coffees side by side.
During the tasting, you’ll learn the basics of coffee cupping, explore different flavor profiles, and learn how coffee professionals evaluate and taste coffee.
What to expect:
Taste 4–5 USDA Organic coffees
Learn how professional coffee cupping works
Explore different origins, roast profiles, and flavor notes
Guided tasting with the Seedhouse Coffee team
A fun, approachable experience for coffee lovers and beginners alike
Duration: Approximately 60 minutes
Cost: $30 per person non-member
* includes a 12oz bag of coffee beans to take home!
Come curious, taste something new, and discover your next favorite coffee with Seedhouse Coffee!
Our women’s book club is about more than reading—it’s about community. Each month, members read the selected book and gather for a structured discussion designed to encourage thoughtful dialogue and shared perspectives. Come as you are, make connections, and be part of a supportive community of women.
The book for October is Anxious People by Fredrik Beckman.
Puzzle Swap at Cohere in partnership with the Toy, Game, Puzzle Library and (re)mall, Fort Collins' upcoming reuse/repair/recycle center.
Got a stack of puzzles you’ve already conquered? Bring them to Cohere and trade them for some new-to-you options.
9:00–10:00am: Puzzle Drop-Off + Snacks
Arrive with your puzzles, grab a snack, hang out, and give us a little time to get everything organized. Please tape two sides of each puzzle box so we don’t spend the morning crawling around looking for rogue edge pieces.
10:00–11:00am: The Swap!
We’ll organize puzzles by piece count so you can browse easily. Take home ONE more puzzle than you brought. Bring 2, take 3. Bring 5, take 6. Bring an alarming number of puzzles because you have a puzzle problem… you get the idea.
All proceeds from the event will be donated to (re)mall, a Fort Collins project working to create a shared space centered around repair, reuse, resale, recycling, and keeping good stuff out of the landfill.
Come swap puzzles, eat snacks, and help give both puzzles and other useful things another life.
