Silly Portraits are in!
Make a portrait of the person sitting in front of you with paper, crayons, pencil, markers — anything really. The idea of ‘beauty’ is so misplaced and I would love all of us to make silly little drawings of each other. Have a look here for inspiration. Maybe here and here
Spots are limited, so grab your ticket now (₹399)!
To join the guest list:
- Register for the event
- You’ll receive an email with UPI deets
- Once payment is complete, you’ll be moved to the guest list
Got questions? Just reach out. Can’t wait to spend another deliciously slow Sunday with you. We’ll have some supplies ready: papers, glue sticks, and base sheets to get you started. Bring any supplies of your own if you’d like to zhuzh it up.
p.s As always, Slow Sundays are about doing things at your own pace. You can do the portraits, or you can just be. Bring your activity bags—paint, write, read, embroider, daydream. There’ll be treats, conversation, and a quiet hum of people doing their thing together.
What is the Eleven AM Club
A space for slow, intentional gatherings where time stretches, stories unfold, and creativity finds room to breathe. At Eleven AM Club, we come together to write, draw, cook, read, play, or simply be—no rush, no agenda, just a Sunday well spent. You can find us at @elevenamclub and read more on our website.
How it started
The club began with a simple question: Where do we meet new people in the city anymore? Once, clubs, cafés, and salons sparked friendships, ideas, and even new movements. The Eleven AM Club is a nod to those spaces—unhurried, open, and full of possibility. We imagine it as a growing collective seeking joy in the pause—a space to gather without an agenda, where conversations flow and creative experiments unfold naturally.
What to expect at an event
We meet on Sundays at eleven, often partnering with small businesses to take care of the nibbles & sweet treats. Bring along your activity bag—whether it’s for writing, drawing, solving puzzles, reading, or simply being.
The Founder
Anne Milan started the Eleven AM Club to create slow, intentional gatherings where people can connect, create, and just be. With a love for storytelling and hosting, she curates spaces that spark conversations, friendships, and quiet joy.
When she’s not running the club, she works as a service designer, performs improv theatre, and is always on the lookout for new places to explore, read, and get lost in.