In the February issue...

• Ring of Keys' 5th Anniversary 🎂
• New RoK Merch 📦
• A.R.T/NY Grant 💰
• Upcoming Workshop 🔑

• over 700 Keys served
• in over 40 cities
• 6 concerts
• 105 Keys paid for their artistry
• 38 workshops and panels

We'll be celebrating this milestone in style throughout the year. Keep an eye out for more, and come along as we take ahold of what the NEXT five years have to offer this incredible community!

Want to show your Ring of Keys pride out in the world? We're excited to offer our inaugural line of merchandise for RoK.

Start your morning with coffee from your Ring of Keys mug, or grab a water bottle to stay hydrated throughout your day. Available items include stickers, water bottles, mugs, and pins with so much more exciting stuff on the way.

Take a look:

Ring of Keys is a proud recipient of the 2023 Creative Opportunity Fund grant! 

We're elated to be members of A.R.T./NY. Their unwavering support continues to allow Ring of Keys to grow and expand in service of our incredible community.

Check out the other 2023 grant recipients here.

Monday, February 20, 2023, from 7pm EST-9pm EST on Zoom. 

Creative practices are usually all about consistency. ADHD brains are not. If you’re trying to live up to an ideal vision of what you think your creative practice “should” look like, you’re likely just causing yourself extra grief, without actually making much progress toward your artistic goals.

In this 2-hour workshop, you’ll learn tricks and tips for building a creative practice that works for YOU. We’ll touch on everything from the logistics (when, where, how) to the deeper purpose behind your practice. And we’ll even tackle that oh-so-complicated relationship with consistency.

Most creatively-wired brains work a little bit differently than the average bear, so if you’re struggling with creating a creative practice that feels good and sustainable, or if you just want to get some new ideas to reinvigorate your practice, feel free to join us - no ADHD diagnosis necessary!

Instructor Bio:

Sarah DeGrave (she/her) is a theatre artist and creative life coach, passionate about helping fellow creatives (especially women, queer, and ADHD artists) clarify their creative goals, reclaim their artistic identity, and build support systems that help them take action with more joy and ease. Her training includes courses with ADD Coach Academy, MentorCoach, Transformation Academy, and more. She combines her knowledge of creative brain wiring and effective coaching tools with her professional experience in the arts to provide a unique, holistic approach to helping her clients.