NEW LOCATION The Karma House has moved to a bigger, better and larger space, come to this wonderful event at our new location: 8402 W. Colfax Ave
Feeling socially drained? Overstimulated? Just need a quiet place to exist for a bit?
This night is for you.
Come settle into a cozy, low-pressure space designed to help you recharge your social battery and regulate your nervous system. We’ll have gentle lofi music playing in the background, soft lighting, and plenty of room to just be—no expectations, no forced interaction.
✨ A calm, quiet environment
✨ Lofi beats softly playing in the background
✨ Space to sit, rest, and recharge
Bring your favorite introvert activities or use what we have available:
• 📖 Reading
• ✍🏾 Journaling
• 🎨 Drawing or creative work
• 🎮 Silent gaming (headphones please!)
• 🧩 Puzzles
We’ll also have a few optional, gentle activities available:
• 📝 Guided writing prompts for reflection
• 🖤 Trauma dump station (get it out, no one’s reading it unless you want them to)
• 🧩 Collaborative puzzles
• 🍿 Light snacks to keep you nourished
Everything is optional—participate as much or as little as you’d like.
The Karma House is a nonprofit kava bar and community space centered around connection, creativity, and healing. We host events that support both expression and rest—because community also means having space to slow down.
We are a sober-friendly space (not a sober space), welcoming people from all walks of life.
🌱 What is kava?
Kava is a traditional plant medicine from the South Pacific, used ceremonially for centuries to promote relaxation and connection. We serve kava with respect and intention, honoring its cultural roots and the communities it comes from.
No need to be “on.” No need to perform.
Come quiet, come cozy, come exactly as you are—and leave a little more grounded.
✨ This is a free event.
We’d love to have you.
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