Women's Sacred Circle Practices ~Wheel of the Year Series~ Samhain

About this event

Women's Sacred Circle Practices

~Wheel of the Year Series~

Samhain

HOSTS: Adriana Jones Rincon and Becca Loevy

WHEN: Sunday, November 1st 2pm-6:30pm

WHERE: 🏡 Rockledge House at Smokebrush Farm 328 El Paso Blvd Manitou Springs, CO 80829

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🏡 Red Crags Arts & Agriculture House at Smokebrush Farm

302 El Paso Boulevard Manitou Springs, CO 80829

PRICE. $60 Maximum amount of people: 8

WHAT:

~Come learn the old ways with us~

In continuation of our successful Women's Sacred Circle Practices Retreat, we invite you to join us in our Wheel of the Year series!

Journey with us through 8 seasonal festivals throughout the year that will reconnect us to nature's rhythms through rituals, crafts, and celebratory food.

The Wheel of the Year is an annual cycle of 8 seasonal festivals that celebrate nature's changing of the seasons and our significant solar happenings, the equinoxes and solstices, as well as the midpoints between them. Each festival marks a new spoke on the wheel and a new reason to celebrate through sacred circle rituals.

Join us on November 1st as we celebrate the first spoke on the wheel, Samhain (pronounced sow-wen). This festival marks the final harvest of the year and the beginning of "the dark half of the year". We will honor our ancestors, family members that are no longer with us, and all that have come before us.

What's Included: -An opportunity to gather intentionally through sacred women's circles at the historic Rockledge and Red Crags houses in Manitou Springs

-A seasonal nourishing and nutritious farm-to-table meal with ingredients pulled directly from the Smokebrush Farm.

-Learn the history around the Wheel of the Year

-Engage seasonally with old and new ways of ritual, crafts, recipes, prayers, colors, herbs, and crystals

-Each woman will learn tools for cultivating their own Women's Circle rituals, visualizations, movement and the ways each of these correlate to the specific seasons of the year

From Smokebrush Foundation for the Arts