Past Events

Mystic Moon : A mystic is one who seeks an ecstatic merging with the sacred, the divine. The Moon is many faced teacher, guide, friend, mother, grandmother, light. At the 4th Annual WILD WOMAN FEST, we will gather for an ecstatic deep dive into Lunar Wisdom, Sacred Sisterhood & Soulful Celebration....

It’s said we are what we eat. More importantly, however, we are what we can assimilate. During the second evening....

The Sunday gardening days are spent in the garden learning about the plants as you work the soil and contribute to....

When properly prepared, some of our favorite “seasonings” are actually profound herbal medicines. Join herbalist Robin Rose Bennett and go beyond the delight of aromatic and spicy flavors...

It’s said we are what we eat. More importantly, however, we are what we can assimilate. In the first session of this 2-evening program....

Ahhh...Summer Solstice on gorgeous Lake Arcadia is not to be missed! This is the most relaxed retreat I offer. We go deep but take it easy...

Douglass Memorial Garden, aka The Native and Wild Medicinal Plant Garden is located at the intersection of Clinton Road and Warwick Turnpike in Hewitt, NJ 07421)

Our award-winning garden, now in its 10th year, offers free...

The 2017 Conference marks our sixth year as we gather together again at Camp Helen Brachman, in Almond, WI (two hours from Milwaukee near Waupaca) with about 400 women, teens, and children....

Visionary Earth-based Magic and Medicine

We will start our weekend off on Friday night...

Douglass Memorial Garden, aka The Native and Wild Medicinal Plant Garden is located at the intersection of Clinton Road and Warwick Turnpike in Hewitt, NJ 07421)

Our award-winning garden, now in its 10th year, offers free....

Plants are generous healers and many important medicinal plants live where the most people are, so NYC is rich in a diversity of wild, nourishing medicines. We are likely to see and discuss healing plants such as plantain, dandelion, violet, goldenrod, yellow dock, and red raspberry, along with....

Plants can help us deepen our sense of connectedness to Spirit and cultivate trust in our own inner wisdom. We’ll explore ways to use herbs such as sage, ginkgo biloba, lavender, cronewort/mugwort, cinquefoil, lobelia, roses, copal, and more...