SINGING IS MANDATORY IN ORDER TO CONSIGN! This is going to be the best consignment intake day ever. Bring 15 of your best fall items, adorn yourself in an outfit that gives you confidence, and come prepared to sing your little heart out for an audience of fellow consignors and staff who will cheer for you like you're Celine Dion. 

If you have never done karaoke before, this is a great opportunity to challenge yourself to try something new and uncomfortable. Everyone will laugh but they will laugh with delight, not ridicule. And yes, of course there will be wine.

Kick off the Holiday season on December 3rd with the second annual Tarrytown and Sleepy Hollow Winter Stroll! Extended shopping hours, outdoor dining, holiday treats, carolers, ugly sweater contest, live entertainment and other special events hosted by the Historical Society and local shopkeepers!

Join us in our Tarrytown location after the Tree Lighting Ceremony at Patriots Park for a cup of warm cider and holiday cheer. We will be open a little late and offering discounts on some of the fabulous gift items we have in store.

We have had a moderate collection of little girl’s vintage clothing consigned recently and we want to share it with you all! Come by the Tarrytown location on Saturday November 19th to browse the rack of goodies! I will include some vintage pieces of Hazel’s that she has outgrown, as well as some of my own sourced pieces, so there will be a mix of sizes and styles. Hope to see you there!

Fabulous supplies collected by Heather and Karen will be up for grabs for all who join us for a night of decoupage art. Bring a notebook, a lap table, a lamp base, whatever you want to decorate with a collage! Karen will also be providing materials to make collage paper mermaid dolls if that tickles your fancy! Free to attend, tips will be welcomed but not required.

Needle Felted Wool Dryer Ball Workshop with local crafting maven, Karen Frazer!

Wednesday February 26th starting at 5:30pm (latecomers will still be welcome!

Tickets are $13 to cover instruction and materials. Please call 914-631-3426, email consigntrilogy@gmail.com or visit the shop to reserve your spot! We only have room for 12 participants so we get good hands-on help with this super fun project!

Dryer balls are used to help dry clothes more quickly than usual, as well as to soften fabrics in the dryer. When you load a big armful of wet towels into the dryer they will flop and tumble around. Normally fabric will stick together in the dryer, slowing down the drying process. These will be made from upcycled wool, so you're doubling your positive environmental impact by making your own with us rather than buying them! Plus, you'll save money because a set of 3 wool dryer balls can cost $15-$20...makes sense to me!

Join us here at Trilogy for an evening of learning to embroider and contribute to this amazing project! Free to attend, supplies will be provided and donations will be accepted.

Badass HERstory is a global craftivism (craft+activism) project meant to capture and share the stories of women, woman-indentified, and gender non-binary humans through fiber art. Put down your device and make something with your hands and heart!

We are excited to announce another collaboration with our friend, Amanda, of BEBeauty.org! Join us on Sunday, March 11th for an all-day educational event! From 12-5pm, we will be accepting donations of items damaged beyond repair, stained or too worn to be resold and talking about the importance of recycling fabrics as well as plastic, glass, metal and paper products. 

From 5-7pm join us for a rag-rug workshop with local crafting maven, Karen Frazer! What's a rag rug, you ask? Well, it's a great way to put scraps of otherwise unusable fabric to good use so they can be kept out of landfills! Click to watch >> this youtube video << we found to get an idea of what we're talking about. Participants will be given a task and we will all work together on creating some of these fun and functional upcycled clothing rugs! 

Navigating Beauty Culture - A 5-Part Series at Trilogy in Tarrytown with resident holistic psychotherapist, Jennifer Convissor, LCSW, RMT

We all know that physical appearance is held in high regard in our society. Women, and some men, will go to extreme lengths to meet standards for youth and beauty. In our daily lives, we spend time, attention, and money, chasing this elusive ideal.

However, where did these beauty standards originate? What is the real cost of this pursuit; to our bodies, our wallets, to the environment?

These are some basic questions that will be covered in these workshops. More than ever, women today are seeking to prioritize health over beauty, leave a cleaner and more just planet for the next generation and to simply feel better about ourselves when we look in the mirror. To this end, it’s time to truly examine the overt and unspoken rules that dictate how we should look and feel.

Jennifer Convissor, LCSW, RMT, leads this exploration into society and self-image, in a 5 part series that is both workshop and support group. Over the course of these sessions, participants will:

- examine beauty through various cultural lenses

- question beauty imperatives and standards

- learn how culture affects self-image

- develop deeper insights into our personal beauty stories

- gain greater empathy for ourselves and each other

- learn from each other’s challenges and triumphs

FEES AND REGISTRATION: The initial session is free and the next 4 monthly sessions are $25 each, or $85 if paid in total upon registration (or paid by cash/check at the first session). In order to create a safe environment and have time for every voice, space will be limited to 8 participants. Please email info@consigntrilogy.com for registration information.

A note from Heather: The topic of inner dialogue comes up regularly when I have time and space to converse with customers, and in each of those moments I find myself wishing that it might inspire some real motivation for women to change their inner dialogue for the better. It feels so easy and natural to have unconditional love and understanding for our friends, children, loved ones, even strangers. Why then is it seemingly so difficult to have unconditional love and understanding for ourselves and the bodies we inhabit?

I often ask myself: How can we at Trilogy support the women who support us? How can we better serve each other on our collective path towards self-acceptance? I think one answer is with this 5-part workshop with Jen.

These groups are a great deal for what a lot of other self-care services cost for the same amount of time. And if you find yourself really craving a more personal session, she is available by appointment in our cozy back office for therapy. I’ve been meeting with her weekly for several months now, and I can say with confidence that the experience has inspired a tremendous amount of personal growth. Together we created a space to process experiences, address tough questions, sigh deeply into the depths of our anxiety, whatever we need. I hope you'll join us!