In-Person Events


December 9, 2026 | 6-8PM | $45 ‍

Colorful motivational quote reading 'You are capable of amazing things!' with decorative paper, confetti, and natural elements in the background.

January 13, 2027 | 6-8PM | $45

Vision Board Workshops

Create a vision for the life you want in this guided, hands-on workshop.

You’ll reflect on what matters most, connect your dreams with the goals that can help you achieve them, and create a personalized vision board using images, words, and inspiring quotes.

You’ll leave with something beautiful and meaningful that keeps your dreams visible and your goals in focus.

Space is limited to 10 participants.

Maple Street Art Space | Essex Junction, Vermont Sign up via Essex Jct Rec & Parks


Virtual Events

Vintage wooden wardrobe with open doors, revealing hanging garments and scarves inside. Several hats rest on top of the wardrobe and a chair nearby. The room features a white wall and a terracotta floor with a patterned rug.

Closet Declutter & Reset

Make space for this season of your life.

Bodies change. Families grow. Careers shift. We move through loss, health changes, downsizing, retirement, fresh starts, and versions of ourselves we never expected.

Sometimes our closets don’t get the memo.

This live, hands-on decluttering session will help you clear what no longer serves you, make confident decisions, and create more space for the life you’re living now. Includes a free printable 1-page closet decluttering guide.

Only 10 spots available

Sunday, November 15 | 2-3:30PM | $22


A cozy bedroom corner with a wooden nightstand, a lamp, an open book, eyeglasses, a black mug, and a small plant. There are some books on a shelf in the background, with part of a bed visible.

$5 Friday

Admin Night

This Procrastinatables Productivity Party meets the 1st Tuesday of the month.

A quiet, focused virtual hour to finally tackle those lingering admin tasks with gentle structure and accountability.

Tuesday, November 3 | 7:00-8:00PM | $5

Live virtual mini decluttering session meets 4th Friday of the month

Bring your questions and one small area or category and declutter alongside the group with impartial guidance.

Friday, October 23 |1:00-2:00PM | $5

A cluttered desk with stacks of papers, an open laptop, a coffee mug, a desk lamp, and books in a home office with a bookshelf and window with plants in the background.

Paper Decluttering Workshop

Mail stacks up. Old files linger. You’re not sure what to keep, so you keep everything.

For many people, it’s not just a little paper, it’s years or decades of it, sometimes it's even inherited.

This workshop gives you a clear, step-by-step plan to work through excess paper so it stops piling up and starts feeling manageable and includes a simple, 1-page reference guide and time for Q&A.

Saturday Morning Clutter Crushers

Stop thinking about decluttering and start making real progress.


Spend 90 focused minutes making decisions, eliminating clutter, and creating more space for what matters. Come with clutter. Leave with less of it.

Saturday, October 24 | 9:00-10:30AM | $20

A wooden desk with a laptop, a cup of coffee with a saucer, a notebook, a mouse, and several potted succulent plants near a window.

$5 Friday

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Sunlight streaming into a cozy bedroom with a large bed, white bedding, and a furry pillow. A wall features framed artwork, and a window with white curtains shows a view of trees outside.

Virtual decluttering session participants experience:

• Building cumulative decluttering motivation over time
• Making steady progress at their own pace
• Feeling supported and encouraged by a small-group community
• Moving through decision-making roadblocks and common sticking points
• Working through space challenges with support
• Learning simple, actionable steps they can use right away
• Celebrating small wins to strengthen momentum
• Enjoying the privacy of working in their own space while being part of a group

Strive not to get more done but to have less to do. -Francine Jay