Ladies! Join our monthly coaching circle!

As women we usually walk around feeling like we’re too much - our anger, our passion, our sex, our hurt or pain are just all too much. Sometimes we don’t even know that we’ve pretzeled ourselves right into a knot.

In this coaching circle, I meet women exactly where they are & give space to fully be themselves, to be accepted & seen in that spot.

How to stay sane during an insane time.
Sasha will be sharing some tips and tools with you to help you and your baby stay sane.

She will be sharing with us about how to feel safe while pregnant and sane during postpartum and with your baby.

Join us for a special networking evening for local women who work in tech or tech-related fields. This will be a powerful networking opportunity to meet other women in the industry, who commute into SF or work from home. You’ll get to share your experiences and advice, as well as start to form a local support network as you move forwards with your career.

Join us for a special networking evening for local women who are artists or in arts-related fields.

This is a powerful networking opportunity to meet other women in the industry, who commute into SF or work from home. You’ll get to share your experiences and advice, as well as start to form a local support network as you move forward with your career.

Ladies! Join our monthly coaching circle!

As women we usually walk around feeling like we’re too much - our anger, our passion, our sex, our hurt or pain are just all too much. Sometimes we don’t even know that we’ve pretzeled ourselves right into a knot.

In this coaching circle, I meet women exactly where they are & give space to fully be themselves, to be accepted & seen in that spot.

Join us as we celebrate our favorite February holiday, Galentine’s Day, a few nights early this year. This may be the only day of the year when we get to acknowledge the incredible women in our lives, who we probably love as dearly, if not more so, than our partners who we get to celebrate later.

Join us for a evening moderated by The Indie Alley's Ruth Kim as we talk about our individual journeys that started in the corporate world and how we rose within the ranks only to find out that it wasn't what we wanted after all.  Driven by ambition and internal tenacity each of us realized success, yet once the destination was reached something else spoke to us.  Find out what we did about it.

Join us for a special networking evening for local women who work in tech or tech-related fields. This will be a powerful networking opportunity to meet other women in the industry, who commute into SF or work from home. You’ll get to share your experiences and advice, as well as start to form a local support network as you move forwards with your career.

We had so much fun in the Spring updating our wardrobes with cabi that we've decided to do it again for the Fall Season. Join our (amazing) cabi stylist Crystal McClendon-Gourdine as she takes us through the latest collection. Over the course of the evening, wine glass in hand, you'll get to try everything on and find what works for you!

Join us for a special summer indie craft market co-curated with Amy Mautz of Conifer. Featuring some of the best women makers across the bay area, you’ll find thoughtfully designed clothes, jewelry, home objects, art, ceramics and food.

Make the Fairfax Makers Market part of your summer weekends. We’re holding them in the alley on just three Saturdays: June 15, July 20, and August 17. Mark your calendars!

Join us for a special summer indie craft market co-curated with Amy Mautz of Conifer. Featuring some of the best women makers across the bay area, you’ll find thoughtfully designed clothes, jewelry, home objects, art, ceramics and food.

Make the Fairfax Makers Market part of your summer weekends. We’re holding them in the alley on just three Saturdays: June 15, July 20, and August 17. Mark your calendars!

For this special Lunch & Learn, Dr. Eileen Appelbaum, Co-Director of the Center for Economic and Policy Research, Washington, DC, will share some of her journey as an activist, academic, and mother/grandmother; and some of her perspective about her work, and the state of our country and world today, especially challenges for women. 

Dr. Appelbaum has been a role model and mentor to many people and especially several generations of women coming up the ranks in Academia and elsewhere. She has a unique perspective and many insights on navigating the challenges of work-life balance, finding your own voice as a woman, and being respected in the workplace and achieving equality.

For our June, Feminist Culture Club, we’ll be discussing Girl, Stop Apoligizing, the book that became a New York Times Bestseller that became a phenomenon. This is the ‘How’ response to Hollis’ book Girl, Wash Your Face, and gives actual strategies for taking ownership of your life. It’s a goal-setting manual, a pep talk, a self-help guide, a talk with a best friend, and a reminder to who you are, all rolled into one. We’re slightly in love with it. We think you will be too!

Join us for a special summer indie craft market co-curated with Amy Mautz of Conifer. Featuring some of the best women makers across the bay area, you’ll find thoughtfully designed clothes, jewelry, home objects, art, ceramics and food.

Make the Fairfax Makers Market part of your summer weekends. We’re holding them in the alley on just three Saturdays: June 15, July 20, and August 17. Mark your calendars!

Have you been looking for a regular meet-up of likeminded local women, then we have a new monthly Women’s Circle for you. Join for vital support in whatever life is bringing up for you and find a community of women who’ll be with you through the year. Our Women’s Circle is drop-in, so you don’t need to have attended previously ones. We do ask that you register though so we can be clear on numbers for the evening.

Mark your calendars for a special Spring Indie Alley Social Club featuring a women-only clothes swap!

Join us for a special networking evening for local women who work in tech or tech-related fields. This will be a powerful networking opportunity to meet other women in the industry, who commute into SF or work from home. You’ll get to share your experiences and advice, as well as start to form a local support network as you move forwards with your career.

Another amazing cabi Collection is here at the Indie Alley! We’d love to have you join us at our upcoming cabi Fashion Experience so we can learn styling ideas and the latest trends together. Register now—it won’t be the same without you!

Join us for a special Lunch & Learn with Kris Galmarini, the co-founder of one of our favorite local brands Neve & Hawk, a California-inspired apparel brand for families by her family. Last year, Kris also launched a collective and retail space called The Alongside with other women business owners facing the same challenges of balancing motherhood and building a brand. During this Lunch & Learn, Kris will discuss her experiences as a local business owner and creative and share her best advice on building and fostering community.

For our May Feminist Culture Club, we’ll be discussing Russian Doll, the new Netflix comedy-drama created by Natasha Lyonne (who also stars), Amy Poehler, and Lesyle Headland. In twisted Groundhog Day style, Nadia keeps reliving the day that she heads to an NYC party to celebrate her 36th birthday and dies, in various ways. We can’t tell you more or we’ll give too much away. Just watch the first series, then let’s unpick this together and figure out what its really about.

Join Girl Gang Craft founder Phoebe Sherman for an interactive basic branding class. We will explore social media tactics, finding a branding look, and cultivating a brand story. Bring your computer and your phone for this 2-hour workshop. Let's make your website/instagram/facebook/brand as fantastic as you are. Are you in?

Have you been looking for a regular meet-up of likeminded local women, then we have a new monthly Women’s Circle for you. Join for vital support in whatever life is bringing up for you and find a community of women who’ll be with you through 2019.

Join Maria Quintana-Pilling, Functional Nutrition and Lifestyle Practitioner, and learn how to balance your hormones naturally so you can find relief from your brain fog, mood swings, night sweats, hot flashes, and weight gain. Maria will cover the key organs (you may be surprised!) and hormones to pay attention to and how to nourish them with food, lifestyle changes and supplements.

For our April Feminist Culture Club, we’ll be discussing The Dropout, ABC’s popular podcast about tech pioneer Elizabeth Holmes and the downfall of her company Theranos. It traces the fascinating story of how Holmes went from the world’s youngest self-made female billionaire to being indicted for fraud charges, how a company that promised to change the world led to allegedly making patients more vulnerable, and how the media was unknowingly complicit in both. Its all here: betrayal, hubris, fame, even love.

Join us for a morning of art history and creative encouragement as Bridget Quinn talks about her recent publication,  Broad Strokes: 15 Women Who Made Art and Made History (in That Order), followed by a Q&A.

Have you been looking for a regular meet-up of likeminded local women, then we have a new monthly Women’s Circle for you. Join for vital support in whatever life is bringing up for you and find a community of women who’ll be with you through 2019.

For our March Feminist Culture Club, we’ll be discussing Tara Westover’s striking memoir Educated. Repeatedly on Best of Lists for 2018 (just see this list over on Amazon), this is a book that has stunned people with its true tale of a seventeen-year old Westover entering a classroom for the first time after growing up in a Survivalist family in the mountains of Idaho.

Have you been looking for a regular meet-up of likeminded local women, then we have a new monthly Women’s Circle for you. Join for vital support in whatever life is bringing up for you and start the year with a community of women who’ll be with you through 2019.

Join us for a wellness discussion with Functional Medicine Doctor, Dr Stephanie Daniel. Over the course of the evening learn how Hashimoto's develops and what can be done to reverse or prevent it from ever happening in the first place. Through particular nutritional principles, reducing toxins in your environment and in your body, addressing other culprits of autoimmunity like imbalanced gut microbes and chronic infections, Dr Daniel will show you the way to get back to health and increase your resiliency against autoimmune disease.

To kick of our 2019 Feminist Culture Club, we’ll be discussing Tamara Jenkin’s Private Life currently showing on Netflix. This poignant film is about a long-married couple’s quest to have a baby through adoption or IVF. It’s wonderfully well acted by Paul Giamatti and Katherine Hahn and is so cleverly written, that while it deals with a serious topic, it remains entertaining. We loved this movie. There’s so much to talk about.