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Friday, June 26 6:30pm-8:30pm
Go Analog With Me at SPARK NITE!
Step away from glowing screens and step into a world of color. Join in for “SPARK NITE @ the Birdie Gallery in Noblesville” — a one-night digital detox that blends creative play with meaningful connection.
Why attend?
Reclaim presence: Put phones away and give your full attention to the people and space around you.
Spark real conversation: Guided prompts and playful activities loosen up small talk and encourage deeper, more vivid dialogue.
Tap into creativity: Simple crayon tools and group art exercises make creativity accessible to everyone—no artistic experience needed.
Refresh and recharge: The calming act of coloring and tactile play reduces stress and resets your mind for clearer thinking.
Build community: Meet like-minded people in a relaxed, inclusive setting that values curiosity and compassion.
What to expect
A welcoming, screen-free environment upon entry.
Short guided warm-ups to shift from digital mode to creative mode.
Rotating stations with collaborative drawing prompts, color-themed conversation starters, and playful challenges.
Facilitated small-group discussions designed to reveal stories, ideas, and insights that usually hide behind notifications.
Take-home mini artworks and a sheet of conversation prompts to keep the connection going after the night ends.
Who it’s for
Anyone craving real connection beyond likes and DMs.
Creatives and non-creatives alike who want to engage in curiosity, creativity and connection.
Teams, friend groups, or individuals looking for a fresh, low-pressure way to connect.
Details
Comfortable, casual attire recommended.
Materials provided: crayons, paper, prompts.
Phones collected or placed in a designated phone zone to preserve the digital detox experience. (we won’t make you, but it’s highly suggested to disconnect!)
Reserve your spot for a night that trades screens for color, scrolling for storytelling, and isolation for genuine conversation. Crayons in hand, stories at the ready—let’s color our way back to connection.
Friday, June 26 6:30pm-8:30pm
Go Analog With Me at SPARK NITE!
Step away from glowing screens and step into a world of color. Join in for “SPARK NITE @ the Birdie Gallery in Noblesville” — a one-night digital detox that blends creative play with meaningful connection.
Why attend?
Reclaim presence: Put phones away and give your full attention to the people and space around you.
Spark real conversation: Guided prompts and playful activities loosen up small talk and encourage deeper, more vivid dialogue.
Tap into creativity: Simple crayon tools and group art exercises make creativity accessible to everyone—no artistic experience needed.
Refresh and recharge: The calming act of coloring and tactile play reduces stress and resets your mind for clearer thinking.
Build community: Meet like-minded people in a relaxed, inclusive setting that values curiosity and compassion.
What to expect
A welcoming, screen-free environment upon entry.
Short guided warm-ups to shift from digital mode to creative mode.
Rotating stations with collaborative drawing prompts, color-themed conversation starters, and playful challenges.
Facilitated small-group discussions designed to reveal stories, ideas, and insights that usually hide behind notifications.
Take-home mini artworks and a sheet of conversation prompts to keep the connection going after the night ends.
Who it’s for
Anyone craving real connection beyond likes and DMs.
Creatives and non-creatives alike who want to engage in curiosity, creativity and connection.
Teams, friend groups, or individuals looking for a fresh, low-pressure way to connect.
Details
Comfortable, casual attire recommended.
Materials provided: crayons, paper, prompts.
Phones collected or placed in a designated phone zone to preserve the digital detox experience. (we won’t make you, but it’s highly suggested to disconnect!)
Reserve your spot for a night that trades screens for color, scrolling for storytelling, and isolation for genuine conversation. Crayons in hand, stories at the ready—let’s color our way back to connection.