As the days grow shorter and nature begins her descent into winter, we are invited to turn inward, slow down, and embrace the darkness.

But what if the darkness isn’t something to fear, resist, or rush through? What if it can also be a place of rest, nourishment, restoration, and deep connection with ourselves?

In a world that often encourages us to find the silver lining, push through discomfort, or move toward the light, this gathering is an invitation to simply be with what is.

This is a space where joy and sorrow, gratitude and longing, light and darkness can coexist. Through guided meditation, somatic movement, womb connection, and sacred ritual, we’ll explore the beauty of the dark, soften into what is, and make space for all that we are.

We don’t have to rush toward the light. We can learn to be held in the dark.