May 29 @ 3:00 pm – 7:00 pm
Many individuals can benefit from what is often referred to as a “third space”—a place separate from home or work or school where there is no obligation to spend money on food or beverages. So we’re opening our doors to members of our community.
We invite you to drop in and use our space to help you unwind or recharge—with no pressure to engage in structured activities. We have several rooms and spaces available–a quiet lounge, computer desks, hang out sofas–you choose. It’s your time to use your way.
On May 29, in addition to the regular Your Time, Your Way options, we’re offering optional themed activities for those who want to connect with others and celebrate National Strawberry Month with us!
Drop-in hours are anytime between 3:00 and 7:00 p.m. Strawberry Fest activities will be set up in the Green Room Between 4:30 pm – 6:00 pm:
🍓 Decoration Stations (strawberries and cookies)
🍓 Strawberry Trivia/Bingo
🍓 Strawberry Scavenger Hunt (indoor)
If you do not wish to participate in Strawberry Fest, you are still welcome to use the rest of the spaces for your own enjoyment. Things like:
- Socializing: Chatting with others, making new connections, or catching up with friends.
- Using Computers: Accessing the internet, completing personal tasks, or exploring hobbies online. Use our computers and wifi or bring your own device and connect via our network.
- Relaxing: Sitting quietly, reading, listening to music with headphones, or just enjoying a calm space.
- Independent Work: Bringing personal projects, studying, or using the time to focus on tasks.
- Unstructured Activities: puzzles, sketching, journaling, or engaging in other personal hobbies.
- Exploring Resources: Learning about other programs, events, or services Sinneave offers.
- Simply Being: Spending time in the space without any specific activity, just enjoying the presence of others without any expectations to engage.
To ensure a welcoming and safe space for all users, please read over the Rules of the Space:
- Check-In Required: Everyone signs in upon arrival.
- No Alcohol or Drugs: This is a substance-free space for everyone’s safety and comfort.
- Respectful Content and Behavior: No engagement with explicit content, and all interactions should be respectful.
- Noise Levels: Keep volume moderate to accommodate diverse activities.
- No formal supervision provided: Attend and engage independently
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May 21 @ 12:30 pm – 5:00 pm
Many individuals can benefit from what is often referred to as a “third space”—a place separate from home or work or school where there is no obligation to spend money on food or beverages. So we’re opening our doors to members of our community.
We invite you to drop in and use our space to help you unwind or recharge—with no pressure to engage in structured activities. We have several rooms and spaces available–a quiet lounge, computer desks, hang out sofas–you choose. It’s your time to use your way.
Our drop-in hours this week are 12:30 – 5:00 p.m.
Here are some suggestions of things you may like to do, but this is not an exhaustive list:
- Socializing: Chatting with others, making new connections, or catching up with friends.
- Using Computers: Accessing the internet, completing personal tasks, or exploring hobbies online. Use our computers and wifi or bring your own device and connect via our network.
- Relaxing: Sitting quietly, reading, listening to music with headphones, or just enjoying a calm space.
- Independent Work: Bringing personal projects, studying, or using the time to focus on tasks.
- Unstructured Activities: puzzles, sketching, journaling, or engaging in other personal hobbies.
- Exploring Resources: Learning about other programs, events, or services Sinneave offers.
- Simply Being: Spending time in the space without any specific activity, just enjoying the presence of others without any expectations to engage.
To ensure a welcoming and safe space for all users, please read over the Rules of the Space before you arrive:
- Check-In is Required: Everyone signs in upon arrival.
- No Alcohol or Drugs: This is a substance-free space for everyone’s safety and comfort.
- Respectful Content and Behavior: No engagement with explicit content, and all interactions should be respectful.
- Noise Levels: Keep volume moderate to accommodate diverse activities.
- No formal supervision provided: Attend and engage independently
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May 7 @ 12:30 pm – 5:00 pm
Many individuals can benefit from what is often referred to as a “third space”, a place separate from home and work/school. In this offering, we invite you to drop in and utilize our space as a safe place to help you unwind or recharge — with no pressure to engage in structured activities.
No diagnosis or disclosures are required.
Activities Permitted:
- Socializing: Chatting with others, making new connections, or catching up with friends.
- Using Computers: Accessing the internet, completing personal tasks, or exploring hobbies online.
- Relaxing: Sitting quietly, reading, listening to music with headphones, or just enjoying a calm space.
- Independent Work: Bringing personal projects, studying, or using the time to focus on tasks.
- Unstructured Activities: Doing puzzles, sketching, journaling, or engaging in other personal hobbies.
- Exploring Resources: Learning about other programs, events, or services Sinneave offers.
- Simply Being: Spending time in the space without any specific activity, just enjoying the presence of others without any expectations to engage.
To ensure a welcoming and safe space for all users, familiarize yourself with the Rules of the Space:
- Check-In Required: Everyone signs in upon arrival.
- No Alcohol or Drugs: Substance-free space for everyone’s safety and comfort.
- Respectful Content and Behavior: No engagement with explicit content, and all interactions should be respectful.
- Noise Levels: Keep volume moderate to accommodate diverse activities.
- No formal supervision provided: Attend and engage independently
Related Events
April 9 @ 3:00 pm – 7:00 pm
Many individuals can benefit from what is often referred to as a “third space”, a place separate from home and work/school. In this offering, we invite you to drop in and utilize our space as a safe place to help you unwind or recharge — with no pressure to engage in structured activities.
No diagnosis or disclosures are required.
Activities Permitted:
- Socializing: Chatting with others, making new connections, or catching up with friends.
- Using Computers: Accessing the internet, completing personal tasks, or exploring hobbies online.
- Relaxing: Sitting quietly, reading, listening to music with headphones, or just enjoying a calm space.
- Independent Work: Bringing personal projects, studying, or using the time to focus on tasks.
- Unstructured Activities: Doing puzzles, sketching, journaling, or engaging in other personal hobbies.
- Exploring Resources: Learning about other programs, events, or services Sinneave offers.
- Simply Being: Spending time in the space without any specific activity, just enjoying the presence of others without any expectations to engage.
To ensure a welcoming and safe space for all users, familiarize yourself with the Rules of the Space:
- Check-In Required: Everyone signs in upon arrival.
- No Alcohol or Drugs: Substance-free space for everyone’s safety and comfort.
- Respectful Content and Behavior: No engagement with explicit content, and all interactions should be respectful.
- Noise Levels: Keep volume moderate to accommodate diverse activities.
- No formal supervision provided: Attend and engage independently
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February 14 @ 4:00 pm – 8:00 pm
Please note the Your Time Your Way event scheduled for today, February 14 from 4 pm to 8 pm has been cancelled due to unavoidable circumstances. Our next offering will be on February 19 @ 3:30 pm – 8:00 pm. We invite you to join us then. Further details are provided below.
Many individuals can benefit from what is often referred to as a “third space”, a place separate from home and work/school. In this brand new offering, we invite you to drop in and utilize our space as a safe place to help you unwind or recharge — with no pressure to engage in structured activities.
No diagnosis or disclosures are required.
Activities Permitted:
- Socializing: Chatting with others, making new connections, or catching up with friends.
- Using Computers: Accessing the internet, completing personal tasks, or exploring hobbies online.
- Relaxing: Sitting quietly, reading, listening to music with headphones, or just enjoying a calm space.
- Independent Work: Bringing personal projects, studying, or using the time to focus on tasks.
- Unstructured Activities: Doing puzzles, sketching, journaling, or engaging in other personal hobbies.
- Exploring Resources: Learning about other programs, events, or services Sinneave offers.
- Simply Being: Spending time in the space without any specific activity, just enjoying the presence of others without any expectations to engage.
To ensure a welcoming and safe space for all users, familiarize yourself with the Rules of the Space:
- Check-In Required: Everyone signs in upon arrival.
- No Alcohol or Drugs: Substance-free space for everyone’s safety and comfort.
- Respectful Content and Behavior: No engagement with explicit content, and all interactions should be respectful.
- Noise Levels: Keep volume moderate to accommodate diverse activities.
- No formal supervision provided: Attend and engage independently
Related Events
January 23 @ 4:00 pm – 7:00 pm
Many individuals can benefit from what is often referred to as a “third space”, a place separate from home and work/school. In this brand new offering, we invite you to drop in and utilize our space as a safe place to help you unwind or recharge — with no pressure to engage in structured activities.
No diagnosis or disclosures are required.
Activities Permitted:
- Socializing: Chatting with others, making new connections, or catching up with friends.
- Using Computers: Accessing the internet, completing personal tasks, or exploring hobbies online.
- Relaxing: Sitting quietly, reading, listening to music with headphones, or just enjoying a calm space.
- Independent Work: Bringing personal projects, studying, or using the time to focus on tasks.
- Unstructured Activities: Doing puzzles, sketching, journaling, or engaging in other personal hobbies.
- Exploring Resources: Learning about other programs, events, or services Sinneave offers.
- Simply Being: Spending time in the space without any specific activity, just enjoying the presence of others without any expectations to engage.
To ensure a welcoming and safe space for all users, familiarize yourself with the Rules of the Space:
- Check-In Required: Everyone signs in upon arrival.
- No Alcohol or Drugs: Substance-free space for everyone’s safety and comfort.
- Respectful Content and Behavior: No engagement with explicit content, and all interactions should be respectful.
- Noise Levels: Keep volume moderate to accommodate diverse activities.
- No formal supervision provided: Attend and engage independently