The name “Fifth Sunday” comes from Trent’s Mennonite upbringing, where most Sundays were reserved for church—morning and night. But every so often, there was a fifth. No church. Just a wide-open day for making, gathering, relaxing, creating—whatever felt good and free.

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Those rare Sundays sparked something—a sense that creativity lives in the in-between moments.

 

That spirit is what drives our studio today. Studio Fifth Sunday is where ideas take shape, where boundaries loosen, and where design becomes something personal, expressive, and alive.