Hallowed Harvest
October 2nd–4th
Hallowed Harvest is our autumn all-women’s gathering. A weekend rooted in learning, making, harvesting, singing, sharing food, and reconnecting with the seasonal rhythms around us.
This gathering brings together women to learn ancestral and earth-connected skills as a collective, with five beautiful workshops led by women who carry their own knowledge and practices:
• Cacao & Song weaving: using our voices to come together in a heart centered space held through cocoa
• Local Medicinal Herbs & Ethical Harvest: learning about local and native medicinal plants, respectful harvesting, and reciprocity with the land
• Basketry: working with natural materials and the patient practice of weaving
• Animal Processing: exploring the skills, responsibilities, and respect involved in processing an animal
• Plant Dyeing: creating color from the plants, roots, bark, and materials around us
Equine Therapy and horse medicine: Enjoy the in-person experience of horses. A Journey into power and healing grounded presence. Their calm, embodied energy anchors, inviting us to settle into our bodies and listen deep within.
Hallowed Harvest is a space for women to learn from one another, get our hands dirty, share knowledge, and remember that these skills were never meant to be practiced alone. A weekend of harvest, craft, medicine, song, food, fire, and fellowship as we move deeper into autumn.
October 2–4
All-women’s gathering
More details, registration, and workshop information coming soon.
Come gather with us.
Come learn.
Come harvest.
Hallowed Harvest welcomes children to attend but not all workshops are catered for children to participate in. Children over the age of 11 must be a registered ticket for $100. There is no official childcare center during the event. But a kid’s corner will be set up for children to play. Please remember this is a women’s event and boys over the age of 10 may not find all the conversations and activates appropriate. Child discount code at checkout is CHILD.
Hallowed Harvest
October 2nd–4th
Hallowed Harvest is our autumn all-women’s gathering. A weekend rooted in learning, making, harvesting, singing, sharing food, and reconnecting with the seasonal rhythms around us.
This gathering brings together women to learn ancestral and earth-connected skills as a collective, with five beautiful workshops led by women who carry their own knowledge and practices:
• Cacao & Song weaving: using our voices to come together in a heart centered space held through cocoa
• Local Medicinal Herbs & Ethical Harvest: learning about local and native medicinal plants, respectful harvesting, and reciprocity with the land
• Basketry: working with natural materials and the patient practice of weaving
• Animal Processing: exploring the skills, responsibilities, and respect involved in processing an animal
• Plant Dyeing: creating color from the plants, roots, bark, and materials around us
Equine Therapy and horse medicine: Enjoy the in-person experience of horses. A Journey into power and healing grounded presence. Their calm, embodied energy anchors, inviting us to settle into our bodies and listen deep within.
Hallowed Harvest is a space for women to learn from one another, get our hands dirty, share knowledge, and remember that these skills were never meant to be practiced alone. A weekend of harvest, craft, medicine, song, food, fire, and fellowship as we move deeper into autumn.
October 2–4
All-women’s gathering
More details, registration, and workshop information coming soon.
Come gather with us.
Come learn.
Come harvest.
Hallowed Harvest welcomes children to attend but not all workshops are catered for children to participate in. Children over the age of 11 must be a registered ticket for $100. There is no official childcare center during the event. But a kid’s corner will be set up for children to play. Please remember this is a women’s event and boys over the age of 10 may not find all the conversations and activates appropriate. Child discount code at checkout is CHILD.
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