Welcome to Maison d'Evangeline, a gathering / maker space for creatives and entrepreneurs (especially the deep-thinking, purpose-driven kind) who want to make a difference in the world.
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When I think about Maison d'Evangeline, I imagine it as a real house, a mixed-use space with part of it going to tenants, kind of like a creators guild, and part of it serving the broader creative/entrepreneurial community, where people can come to explore the topics around meaningful work, meaningful relationships, and better futures. Visitors can make their way through the house and "level up" to more advanced topics over time, and they'll also discover creators and projects that focus on some aspect of the overall work.
Imagining Maison d'Evangeline ...
... as a gathering / maker space ...
... with a variety of creators on site ...
... with more advanced levels of the main topics the higher visitors and patrons go.
Imagining Maison d'Evangeline ...
... as a gathering / maker space ...
... with a variety of creators on site ...
... with more advanced levels of the main topics the higher visitors and patrons go.
Imagining Maison d'Evangeline ...
... as a gathering / maker space ...
... with a variety of creators on site ...
... with more advanced levels of the main topics the higher visitors and patrons go.
Imagining Maison d'Evangeline ...
... as a gathering / maker space ...
... with a variety of creators on site ...
... with more advanced levels of the main topics the higher visitors and patrons go.
Clubs, pubs, & pods
As mentioned in the rooms and levels, one of the goals is to have a variety of creators ("tenants") at Maison d'Evangeline contributing their own projects toward the overall themes/topics of meaningful work, meaningful relationships, and better futures. Here are the current clubs/communities, publications, podcasts, and courses at Maison d'Evangeline.
“... a house extends skyward. Like a tiny but proud cathedral, it wishes to generate the highest and the best in its inhabitants.”
— John Truby, The Anatomy of Story
I'm Amber, by the way, shopkeeper and writer behind Maison d'Evangeline. I'm also a wobbly guide, ally, friend, sort of relationship anchor when people need that, too. You can learn more about the real me here.
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