Posts by Sassy Women Society
Art in Conversation: Collecting vs. Investing
Collecting art is never neutral. It shapes careers, institutions, and the cultural narratives that endure.
Read MoreChocolate Tasting Experience
We explored cacao as a ritual of presence — one that invites curiosity, sensory awareness, and a moment of stillness in the midst of our busy lives.
Read MoreYoga Flow & Brunch
Practicing yoga inside a gallery added a quiet magic to the experience, making every moment a little more intentional.
Read MoreThe Taste of Memory. Rosário Cunha of The Cacau Club
An intimate portrait of Rosário Cunha, founder of The Cacau Club, on how memory, culture, and craft cacao shaped her purpose and work.
Read MoreThanksgiving Dinner
The beauty of this community: women from different backgrounds, bringing their rituals, stories, ways of celebrating, and sharing them generously.
Read MoreDinner in the Artist’s Studio
Art and gastronomy have always been at the heart of what we do. This time, they met in the most intimate way – over dinner in an artist’s studio. A candlelit evening inside Joana Mollet’s enchanting Art Nest, where Marta Ferreira brought autumn to the table with flavours inspired by the surrounding artworks. It’s moments like this that make…
Read MoreBehind the Scenes Access: Estrela 74 – Lisbon’s New Art Venue
Ever wondered how an art exhibition comes to life before it’s revealed to the public?
Read MorePrivate Studio Visit. Amande Haeghe
Stepping into the studio of Amande Haeghen was like entering a world where design and sculpture blur into poetry. Known for her exquisite approach to collectible design, Amande welcomed our members into her creative space, offering an intimate glimpse into the inspirations and processes behind her work.
Read MoreAsian Summer Dinner
We closed July with an intimate dinner in a hidden garden, sharing modern Cantonese-inspired cuisine, meaningful conversations, and the company of incredible women.
Read MoreRooted in Movement. A Conversation with Kella of Nomad Home
You have to balance funding your life and funding the business. That kind of strategic foresight is often missing in conversations around female entrepreneurship, but it’s essential if you want to grow on your own terms.
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