Sunday Salon is a monthly Sunday gathering hosted by 📝Brian Swichkow: a calm, unhurried afternoon for reconnecting with friends and co-regulating before the week ahead, closing with a shared family dinner.
Sunday Salon is one of three monthly gatherings Brian hosts in rotation, each held on a different week across the first three weeks of the month. It claims a single Sunday each month, which keeps its cadence steady without competing with the other two formats.
The afternoon opens as a low-pressure, open hang. Guests arrive, decompress, and settle into whatever feels nourishing: arts and crafts, reading, 📝self-care, cuddling, conversation, lounging, or simply sharing 📝presence. No single activity is expected of everyone; the gathering favors parallel forms of connection and rest within one communal room.
As afternoon turns to evening, the energy converges into a family dinner. That arc — arrive and decompress, then make, tend, cuddle, and converse, then gather around one table — distinguishes Sunday Salon from a craft night, cuddle event, or dinner party. Each of those is a mode available inside the Sunday container, with dinner as its communal anchor.
The tone is warm, intimate, and quiet: more intentional than hanging out, far less structured than a workshop or programmed event, and deliberately not organized around drinking.
📆 Sunday Salon happens one Sunday a month; the week, hours, and location are to be announced.
I wanted a calmer, quieter room than most gatherings offer — somewhere to reconnect with friends and settle our nervous systems together before Monday arrives, rather than recover from the weekend alone.