Upcomming at the Studio

September

An intimate, restorative journey through somatic movement, heart connection, and sound meditation with renowned practioner, Kelly Maher. Buy tickets Here.
My wonderful friend Sheri Delaney, founder of Analog Yoga, will be doing a yoga pop up. Sheri specializes in Katonah Yoga - a slower but extremely effective practice. This is the only yoga I want to do anymore, in fact I drive all the way to her River Forest studio just to do it. Buy tickets here
Join a celebratory evening for the opening of Pallas as well as an unveiling of our inaugural gallery show! In collaboration with Maggie Porter from Powell Fine Art Advisory we will have art, bites, and drinks!
This is a BYO materials kind of deal but it is very low key, the idea is to create the space to explore not make a masterpiece. This is the perfect outlet for someone looking to try something new or dust of long forgotten art supplies. There will be coffee, music, and friends old and new. We may have meditation openers or special treats - who knows! Dates and sign ups here.

Join for an engaging discussion with talented textile artist, Dana DeAno and ……
Flowers are one of the most forgiving and useful artistic mediums - who doesn’t love having fresh cut flowers in their home for the weekend? Join for a fun friday afternoon before pick up and hand make your own bouquet from buckets of branches and flowers! Bring your own container and a bold attitude.
Join Maggie Porter from Powell Fine Art Advisory to learn about how to think about buying art and installing it in your home.
This is a BYO materials kind of deal but it is very low key, the idea is to create the space to explore not make a masterpiece. This is the perfect outlet for someone looking to try something new or dust of long forgotten art supplies. There will be coffee, music, and friends old and new. We may have meditation openers or special treats - who knows! Dates and sign ups here.

Meet the founders of Levain Bakery, Connie McDonald and Pam Weekes, NYC, Cookies, entrepreneurship and books! need i say more.
Wintering meditation and intention setting
This is a BYO materials kind of deal but it is very low key, the idea is to create the space to explore not make a masterpiece. This is the perfect outlet for someone looking to try something new or dust of long forgotten art supplies. There will be coffee, music, and friends old and new. We may have meditation openers or special treats - who knows! Dates and sign ups here.

Meryl has a natural and truly wonderful ability to make people feel at home in her space. She creates such a warm and welcoming environment for everyone, both physically and emotionally, and it really does foster a sense of intimacy and openness that I think defines the salon experience. The creative exercises are really thoughtful and well-done -- and I've done a lot! Rare and special are the opportunities to connect creatively and spiritually with others these days, and over a delicious, like, for real for real, delicious home cooked meal. It harkens back to the dreamy, dinner parties of yore, when people were present, engaged, and energized by the company of others. Yum.

Lexi M.
The Creative Salon has been such a special part of my year. It’s a space where I’ve not only connected with amazing women but also rediscovered parts of myself I hadn’t explored in a long time. It’s encouraged me to step out of my comfort zone, think differently, and share more openly. Plus, we laugh a ton, eat incredible food, and have the best conversations. Meryl’s energy is everything—she’s so warm and joyful, and she really makes the whole experience feel magical.

Britni D.
At Creative Salon, Meryl creates such an expansive and nourishing space; by the end of these experiences, my heart is grounded, and I'm reminded that I can and should dream bigger.

Colleen P.

Short answer, absolutely not!
Long answer - it can feel intimidating to go to a gallery or art studio if you are not a frequent inhabitor of such spaces. Pallas is the antithesis of that. Pallas embodies experimentation and openness. There is no right way.
In my life exploring creativity has been the best way to get into the flow of life, to be present and expand what I believe to be possible.
Creativity can be a spiritual act that allows you to know yourself better and deepen all experiences in life. It is accessible to all is a joyful expression of being alive!