Brunches, prayer rooms, panels and mixers. Different rooms, one rule: a woman who walked in alone does not stand alone.
The next date is not public yet. Gatherings are announced to the sisterhood list first, then on MySistas Circle on Facebook and Instagram. Join the list and you will know before it is posted anywhere else.
Three real rooms rather than thirty invented ones.
Past gatheringsMay 17, 2026
A curated brunch built to pour back into the women who spend the year pouring into everyone else. An afternoon of thoughtful conversation, real connection and a little indulgence. Hosted by MySistas.
282 Moody Street, Suite 207, Waltham, MA
June 27, 2026
MySistas joined the festival as a wellness vendor, holding space on the Common for conversation, prayer and connection through a long, full day of celebration.
Campagnone Common, 200 Common Street, Lawrence, MA
2026
Kionelie sat on a panel with Celeste Viciere, Nancy Araujo and Lucia Rondon, talking openly about mental health in a room of women who needed to hear it said out loud.
Merrimack Valley, MA
You will not be put on the spot. Nobody hands you a microphone, asks you to introduce yourself to the room, or makes you share anything.
Say it is your first time. Tell whoever greets you at the door. Someone will walk you in and sit with you. That is the whole system and it works.
Come as you are. Some women dress up because it feels good. Nobody is checking. There is no dress code and no expectation.
Prayer is offered, never imposed. If you want to be prayed for, say so. If you do not, nothing happens and nobody comments.
The questions women email us before their first gathering.
Before you comeIt depends on the gathering. Prayer gatherings and community meetups are free. Experiences that include a venue and food, like the Pour into Her brunch, carry a ticket price that covers those costs. Every invitation states the cost plainly before you commit. If cost is the only reason you are not coming, email us at info@mysistas.org and we will work it out.
Around the Merrimack Valley and Greater Boston. Past gatherings have been held in Waltham and on Campagnone Common in Lawrence. Each invitation carries the full address, the time and parking notes.
Yes, and most women arrive that way. Tell us it is your first time when you get there and someone will sit with you. You do not have to bring a friend to leave with one.
Real conversation, food, prayer if you want it, and time built for women to talk to each other rather than listen to a stage the whole time. Some gatherings have a panel or a speaker. All of them are built so that a woman who came in alone is not standing alone.
Whatever you feel like yourself in. Some women dress up for the brunches because it feels good to. Nobody is checking.
Not at this time. Some gatherings are built for mothers to have a few hours away, and we say so on the invitation. Ask when you RSVP and we will tell you honestly what that particular room is like.
Our gatherings are for women. Men support the work all the time as sponsors, vendors, partners and volunteers, and that support is genuinely welcome.
Please do. Bringing the friend who has been going through it is one of the most common ways women end up here.
Dates go to the sisterhood list before they go anywhere else.
