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July’s BreakBread gathering takes place at Tilda’s Kitchen & Market,

a community-centered café and market in the heart of Midtown Kingston.

 

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BreakBread is a quiet oasis where you show up as you are…

to listen, share, laugh, and connect.

Each gathering revolves around a carefully crafted prompt that cuts through small talk. Every gathering is different and every conversation unique as we open unexpected inspiration and connection that linger long after dinner is done.

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What to expect

We begin together as a full group, then move into intimate tables of 6–7 people for a meaningful conversation and delicious food.

The prompt for this gathering is: “How does respect or lack of respect show up in your life? Why does it matter?”

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The Flow of the Evening

6:00 PM — Arrival
Settle in and connect informally.

6:20 PM — Opening Circle
We gather to arrive, ground, and share the purpose and guidelines.

6:45 PM — Dinner & Conversation
Move to your table for a shared family-style meal and a conversation around the prompt.

8:00 PM — Closing
We share group takeaways and an intentional closing.

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Food Details

Tilda’s will provide a family style meal that includes:

• Main: Seasoned Grilled Chicken, Vegetarian Tamales (from a local El Salvadorian chef )
• Side: Salad, Rice & Beans, Chips & Salsa
• Dessert:Cookies & Tea

Additional non-alcoholic drinks are available for purchase.

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After the Gathering

You’ll receive a follow-up email with photos and reflections from the evening.

We’ll also share more about an upcoming opportunity launching in September, the Kitchen Table Series. TKS is a BreakBread series, where a small group will gather over several months at each other’s homes to deepen the experience.

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Meet the Team

Your Facilitators & Creators of BreakBread World: Martha Williams & John Scilipote

Creators of the BreakBread process and “Conversation Alchemy,” Martha and John bring decades of experience across facilitation, coaching, mindfulness, healing, and the arts. Their work centers on helping people transform how they show up in conversation and cultivate cultures of trust, belonging, and authentic connection.They are thrilled to be collaborating with the Woodstock Center of Awakening to enliven a robust and lively shared humanity in Woodstock.