Creative+Sense: Art and mindfulness evening.

Join us at the Brooklyn Apothecary on Tuesday June 16th at 6:30pm for an evening of creativity through mindfulness, sensory awareness, and embodied practice. These workshops are designed to foster connection between mind and body through grounding exercises, meditation, sensory exploration, reflection, and creative expression.

Each session will begin with a guided meditation and grounding practice, inviting participants to slow down, attune to their senses, and shift perception through mindful awareness. Through touch, taste, sight, and hearing, you will explore practices such as visualization, mindful eating, listening exercises, journaling, circle shares, and hands-on creative experiences that encourage curiosity, presence, and deeper connection to self, others, and environment.

Open to all — no artistic experience is required. The focus is on process over product, creating space for reflection, perception shifts, and embodied discovery through creative practices.

Included:

• Art supplies
• Herbal tea on arrival
• 15% off Anima Mundi products to shop in store

Space is very limited, please purchase tickets in advance. Refunds accepted up to 24 hours in advance unless event is cancelled due to unforeseen circumstances. 

Beatrice Wolert-Weese is a Greenpoint-based visual artist and owner of Bea Wolert Studio LLC and Four Pebbles. Four Pebbles curates immersive experiences in nature, mindfulness, creativity, and sound to help you slow down, elevate perception, and reconnect with yourself and the natural world. Wolert is a Forest Bathing guide certified through The Forest Therapy Hub, ASM (Auster Sound Method) sound practitioner, and certified yoga and meditation instructor through Breathe For Change. Since 2023, she has participated in Pratt Institute’s Mindfulness Collaboratory, a program centered on “Leading by Intention,” which supports contemplative leaders in cultivating resilient artistic communities through meditation, mentorship, and mindful leadership practices. She has maintained a meditation practice for over a decade and holds a Master of Fine Arts in Painting from Pratt Institute. Please visit beawolert.com for more information.