Spring has officially begun! We’ll spend our time together reflecting on what has been germinating under the surface for each of us during the quiet, dark months of winter and what’s ready to sprout and flower. We’ll work through some journaling prompts, share what came up for us, and celebrate and encourage one another.

Spring is nearly here, and just like the name of this month’s full moon, the worms are waking up and tilling the soil, even if we can’t see it yet. We’ll mirror this energy with some gentle, mindful stretching and movement, waking up our bodies and remembering what we love about them.

A gathering for women and nonbinary people to explore myths and fables of the wild woman archetype and how it can shape us, our relationships, and our communities.

The worm moon is named for this time of year when everything still looks frozen solid. But under the surface, worms have already started to thaw out, stretch their little bodies, and begin the foundational and life-giving work of tending to the soil. What is stirring and stretching in you as we near the end of winter?

The holidays are behind us and spring is still far away. This is a time when winter can feel long and cold and less than charming. Let’s break out our tarot and oracle decks (bring your own, but if you don’t have a deck, we’ll provide plenty to share!). We’ll spend some time exploring our inner landscapes while the natural world is quietly nurturing next year’s growth beneath the surface.

In honor of the wolf moon, we’ll dive into Clarissa Pinkola Estes’s epic work, Women Who Run with the Wolves. Together, we’ll read the fable “Vasalisa” and discuss what it means to tap into our intuition and encourage each other in overcoming the cultural and societal messages that try to block our intuition.

There’s enough brouhaha going on at this time of year, so instead of a facilitated gathering, we’ll have a chill craft night. I’ll bring cocoa and materials to make moon calendars for 2025. Feel free to bring your knitting, crafting, journal, book, blanket, and/or snacks to share.

The full cold moon illuminates the longest nights of the year, so let’s take a moment to celebrate the cozy wonder that is winter with a yule party! Bring a used copy of a book that you loved and/or has been meaningful to you to contribute to our book exchange.

Let’s allow the dark, cold nights to call us into introspection, into tending for our inner spark, and enjoying some moments of stillness as we enter into what can be the busiest season of the year for many of us.

As the majestic beavers prepare their lodges for the coming winter, let's reflect on our home spaces and what it means to create a place of safety and rest for ourselves and others.