From the Fireside Gathering in January through Winter Reset in December, each edition designs the evening—the conversation arc, atmosphere, ritual, and tablescape. You bring the food and the people.
Slow conversation, candlelight, and no phones.
The inaugural edition—everything to host an unhurried winter evening: a conversation arc, candlelit atmosphere, a shared ritual, and small-batch tastes to pass around. You set the table and pour something warm; the box brings the rest.
Best forClose friends who want to slow down and actually talk.
Everyone arrives with a story. Everyone leaves with several.
A guided evening of shared stories—prompts, atmosphere, and a simple structure that draws out the memories people rarely make space to tell. Host the supper your way; the box shapes the night around it.
Best forOld friends and family who love a good story.
All the ritual of a great drink, none of the alcohol.
An evening built around considered non-alcoholic rituals—recipes, prompts, and atmosphere for a sober-curious gathering. You mix the drinks at home; the box brings the structure and the mood.
Best forThe sober-curious and anyone hosting a mixed crowd.
Daylight, no screens, and a slow shared morning.
A bright, low-key daytime gathering—a shared analog activity, conversation prompts, and a tablescape to set. Put out the coffee and pastries; the box brings the reason to linger.
Best forNeighbours, new friends, and weekend regulars.
Make something together. Talk about what matters.
A hands-on evening pairing a simple creative activity with open conversation—materials, prompts, and atmosphere included. The kind of night where people surprise themselves and each other.
Best forCurious, design-minded friends and makers.
A long table, an unhurried evening, conversation that lingers.
Designed to stretch the evening—a conversation arc paced to arrive between courses, plus atmosphere and a tablescape to set. You cook the supper; the box makes it an occasion.
Best forFood-led hosts and couples who love a long dinner.
Long light, low tables, an evening outdoors.
An al fresco gathering timed to the golden hour—prompts, atmosphere, a playlist, and a tablescape for outside. Bring simple summer food; the box brings the ritual and the mood.
Best forFriends who'd rather be outside as the sun drops.
Late-summer evenings, made to linger.
A celebration of the season's last warm nights—conversation, atmosphere, and a tablescape that makes the most of the summer produce you bring to the table.
Best forMarket-lovers chasing the last of summer.
Abundance, gratitude, and a table worth gathering around.
A generous gathering centered on gratitude—a tablescape to set, a closing ritual, and prompts that make space for thanks. You bring the harvest; the box brings the meaning.
Best forFamily and friends at a celebratory time of year.
Crisp air, candlelight, and something worth pouring.
A moody autumn evening built around a considered pour—prompts, atmosphere, and a tasting ritual. You choose the cider or wine; the box brings the candlelit structure.
Best forFriends who appreciate a good pour and a slow night.
Cards, candlelight, and the art of the indoor evening.
As the nights draw in, a classic parlour gathering—analog games, easy conversation, and warm atmosphere. No screens, no fuss; just the evening, designed.
Best forGame-night regulars and cozy-season hosts.
A quiet, restorative night to close the year.
A calm, candlelit gathering for reflection—a closing ritual and prompts that look back gently and forward with intention. Pour something warm; the box brings the rest.
Best forA small circle marking the turn of the year.
Founding List members get early access and first pick as new editions open.