Across the country, each of us stands in a portal of profound change—growing, shifting, and entering our most whole, loved, and powerful seasons.

Crave is where we gather in that threshold—not alone, but together, among visionary women reclaiming beauty, connection, and sovereignty.

And what better place to hold this invitation than New Orleans—a city that is itself a living altar of remembrance, artistry, and sensual power.

On the eve of the Day of the Dead, New Orleans hums with quiet electricity—the air infused with magnolia, the streets alive with jazz, the land rich with memory and belonging. Here, African, Indigenous, Caribbean, and European lineages converge—woven into every note, flavor, and gesture.

It’s in this atmosphere of beauty, remembrance, and unshakable presence that I invite you to gather.

Over the past two decades, I’ve designed transformational spaces for the world’s most influential leaders, artists, and changemakers—crafting moments of intimacy and expansion for organizations like the UN, Snap, Glassdoor, the Obama Foundation, the Earth Institute at Columbia University, the LA Philharmonic, and ILIA Beauty.

I’ve shared tables and stages with visionaries including Jeffrey Sachs, Sheila Johnson, Jeffrey Walker, Cheryl Contee, Sarah Jones, and Charles Blow—curating experiences where inspiration becomes embodiment.

Crave is the distillation of that lifetime of work: a sacred table where every detail is intentional, every flavor tells a story, and every woman present is stepping into the most whole, loved, and powerful version of herself.

This is where your senses awaken—not just to taste and sound, but to the unspoken stories etched in the land and your body.

I’ve spent decades designing transformational spaces for global leaders, artists, and changemakers—and Crave is the distillation of everything I know about crafting moments that shift your trajectory.

"Why New Orleans? New Orleans has always been a gathering ground — a meeting place for Indigenous tribes, city of diversity, a cradle of liberation and magic.

It’s a city that holds people in their fullness — body, spirit, history, and joy. For me, with my mother’s roots in this region, it is both personal and ancestral — a reminder that liberation is not just an idea, but something you can feel in your bones.”

Crave invites you to step into a sacred moment where ancestral remembrance meets embodied celebration.

If you feel the pull, reserve your seat now—this table will not open twice.