Practice

Practices that encourage knowing and loving your neighbors and neighborhood.


Practice Jared Mackey Practice Jared Mackey

Live Music

Live music uniquely connects us to both people and place. It’s a communal experience that not only creates a connection between artist and audience, but those in the audience to one another. Shared music has been central to civilizations for both ceremonies and celebrations. Among the earliest expressions of humans, shared sounds formed communal bonds and reinforced beliefs. In a cultural moment where AirPods and headphones isolate and insulate us with sound, the practice of listening to live music invites connection, creation, and celebration.

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Practice Chris & Alli Horst Practice Chris & Alli Horst

Drive-By Party

During the holiday season, sometimes the best thing you can give your friends and neighbors is…less. Not a Christmas party, not even a Christmas gathering—just a few hours to pause, wrapped in a bit of lightness and brightness. That’s how our tradition of “Christmas Cheer To-Go” began. 

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Practice Sacred Place Practice Sacred Place

Ice Cream Social

Ice cream is an almost guaranteed way to gather people. There’s a magical connection when people come together to enjoy the endless variations of frozen cream, milk, and sugar. An ice cream social is a sweet, and simple, way to spend time with your neighbors

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To be rooted is perhaps the most important and least recognized need in the human soul.

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Simone Weil