Rest • Mindfulness • Community Care • Tea
Hello future Q’nC clubber! Welcome to our monthly LGBTQIA+ gathering where we come together to do very little. The Q’nC Club is an opportunity to slow down, to explore a different quiet practice or simply rest at the start of the month. Each meet up will include a guided rest practice or activity, time to connect with the group and a fresh cup of tea. If you have ever struggled to prioritise rest or just in need of calming yet supportive space filled with a diverse bunch of like-minded locals - then join our club!
We look forward to slowly building a more rested community with you.
OUR NEXT GATHERING
8th February 2026:
Sound with Saz
Looking for some decompression? Wanting a restful sunday afternoon, in a cosy queer community? Come join us for a blissful sound bath led by Sarah!
Sarah Logue (she/her) is a dedicated and passionate teacher (RYT500+), having trained in a multitude of styles & approaches alongside exploring and investigating the philosophy weaved into the practice. Sarah is passionate about integrating care, connection & community through her teaching practice. Expect some mediative prompts, a playful spirit, and a soulful love of sharing practice! Sarah comes from a background in music and performance, and adores being able to share this love through her Sound Baths. As someone who adores meditation but can struggle with it, sound baths are the perfect medium to weave together a caring and restorative space. Come and sink into deep listening.
@flowrogue / www.flowrogue.com
What Is a Soundbath?
Good Question! In a sound bath, sound is used as a tool to hold & guide you into a deep state of rest & listening. The instruments used have a powerful vibrational quality to them, which can guide your brain waves into the same state as they enter in deep meditation (but you don't have to do anything!). We'll do a little stretch, some calming breath work & then create our little rest nests to snug into for the session (bolsters & blankets galore). Sarah will be using, a symphonic gong, crystal bowls, Tibetan bowls, shruti box & chimes.
What to bring…
Bring warm cosy layers that you can easily add or take off! It can be tricky to rest when you are not comfortable - wear clothing that has textures you enjoy, and something warm to wrap up in! Our temperature drops when we rest, so it's good to make sure you stay snug!
The space provides bolsters, blankets & eye pillows, but if you have your own eye covering or blanket that you love bring it along! Feel free to bring anything else that will make the experience more comfortable for you – snacks, journal, stim or comfort items etc.
What we have planned…
2pm | Arrivals, Welcomes and Journalling
2.10pm | A gentle stretch and breath work
2.15pm | Settling into Sound
2.20pm | Sound Bath
3pm | Landing and Easing Back
3:05pm | Time for Tea + Community!
3.30pm | Farewells
Contradictions
A sound bath may not be suitable for you if you are pregnant, have any metal plates in the body, have a heart condition, struggle with sound sensitivity. Rest practices & sound can also trigger emotional responses, so are to be taken with responsibility & caution, especially for those with mental health conditions. For any questions, feel free to contact Sarah directly at sarah@flowrogue.com.
Accessibility
This offering is currently booked in a first floor studio and not wheel chair accessible, however efforts will be made to accommodate specific accessibility needs if brought to our attention ahead of time. We may be able to offer online slots or move to the ground floor studio in some cases. There is on street parking nearby and a short journey down a cobbled hill with a steep gradient is required to access the studio. We have mats and bolsters for seating on the floor (picnic setup) as well as chairs available upon request. There are two gender neutral restrooms in the building one on the same floor and one on the ground floor. There is also a treatment room which can be used as a break out space. There is gas and infrared heating, fans for when it’s warm, as well as tea making facilities on site. The studio has dimmable warm lighting. The studio & equipment is regularly aired and sanitised, however please be considerate of others health and spacial needs when in the space. Do not attend if you are feeling unwell, have any symptoms or could be COVID positive. Please give us notice if you plan on bringing an ESA (emotional support animal) so we can safely accommodate. If you have any queries or requests, please contact us via Outsavvy or email us here.
Our upstairs studio space at Training Points
JOIN THE CLUB!
Where: Training Points, SE19 1TN
When: 8th February 2026, 2pm - 3:30pm
About Donations…
For all our offerings we have a tiered suggestion of donations. Supporter Rate (cost of you and another), Sustainer Rate (base cost/just you), Community Rate and Pay What You Can. These donations help cover any expenses for our gatherings, cover facilitator fees with any excess donated to fundraisers & mutual aid. Please consider your available resources and financial privilege when selecting what to donate as spaces are limited. You can find out more about sliding scale pricing here.
We also reserve full scholarship spaces. If none of the pricing options above are accessible and you’d like to attend, just drop Sy a message directly to book a scholarship space.
Cancellations
We understand plans change. If you need to cancel, please let us know by contacting us via outsavvy, our socials or directly on: queerncosyclub@gmail.com. We will do our best to refund or resell your ticket if we have at least 24hrs notice. We are a small gathering by design, and our member’s presence at each gathering holds value. We ask you to please let us know if you cannot attend so we can continue to share our offerings with the community.
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Our community has offered, shared and practiced many different restful and quiet practices since the start of the Q‘nC. Here’s a little recap of what we explored in so far:
January - Guided Meditation & Release Ritual with Rob
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January - Winter Break
February - “Setting Your Own Pace” Restorative Yoga with Sy
March - “Let’s Play” led by Ashley
April - “Writing the Senses” An exercise in mindfulness led by Arushi
May - T’ai Chi Taster with Ess
June - Mindfulness Session with Simon
July - A Walk through the Woods with Sy
August - Field Trip to the Theatre
September - Sounds with Saz
October - Spooky Autumn Origami with Mills
December - Reclaiming Rest Journalling & Restorative Yoga with Sy
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January - Queer ’n Cosy Turns 1! Restorative yoga, Journalling & Celebrating with Flowers led by Syanne, Teegs & Toyin
February - Origami with Mills & Group Tarot with Samantha
March - “Practicing the Pause” & Guided Tea Meditation led by Sy
April - “Let us rest alongside nature together” led by Naomi.
May - "Zine-making as a practice of rest"led by Vi.
June - Yoga Nidra led by Shenai
July - "Let’s Play” led by Ashley
August - Doodling with Sy
September - Mindfulness with Simon
October - Spooky Autumn Origami with Mills
November - “A little lie down” Restorative Yoga with Sy
December - Field Trip to The Common Press
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January - Restorative Yoga led by Sy
February - Metta Meditation & Group Tarot led by Sy and Samantha
March - An evening of Self-Care & Qi Gong Led by Mihal
April - An Evening of Mediumship led by Rob
May - Awareness of Breath & Pranayama led by Sy
June - Restorative Yoga: Permission to Rest led by Sy
July - Moxa Experience led by Lisa
August - Mindful Flow led by Fiona
September - Sensory Meditation + Journalling in Nature led by Sy
October - Explore Flowers led by Toyin
November - EFT led by Katy
December: An Evening of Mediumship with Rob