Workshops, Retreats & Events

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For Individual & Community Growth

Workshops, Retreats, and Events

From hikes to edible plant workshops and drum-making to parenting seminars, our programs create space to learn, reflect, and reconnect in many different ways. At their heart is a simple invitation: to slow down, pay attention, and deepen our relationship with the wisdom of ourselves, one another, and the natural world.

Through hands-on learning, shared experiences, honest conversations, and time to reflect, we nurture new perspectives and a deeper sense of belonging and connection, all helping people find meaning through the many seasons of life.

Click on any of our Fall programs below to find the right experience for you! Our offerings change with the seasons, so check back in December to discover what’s waiting in Winter.


Autumn Alchemy Day Hikes

Saturday, Nov 21

Autumn Alchemy is a series of three guided autumnal hikes.

Open to all ages, these gentle, family-friendly hikes welcome anyone looking to experience the beauty of autumn through connection, reflection, and time spent in nature.

The Art of Accompaniment

Thursday, Nov 5 from 7-9pm

This workshop series is designed for parents and caregivers of young people navigating the thresholds of adolescence, offering space to reflect, connect, and explore how to support your child with greater intention, presence, and trust.

Walk Your Path Intro Session

Saturday, Nov 7 from 10am-12:30pm

Walk Your Path is a nature-based gathering designed to foster connection and offer an accessible taste of the magic of rites of passage. Enjoy a 1.5-hour forest walk, led by certified forest therapy guide and Tender Terra founder Jas Maisonet, followed by community conversation.

Winter Community Grief Retreat

Saturday Dec 5 & Sunday Dec 6

Join us as we honor the sacredness of our grief and gratitude through talking circles, singing, poetry, movement, practice in sacred listening, ceremony, sharing food, and some quiet time in nature. Facilitated by Siena Tenisci & Jordan Lyon of NW Grief Tending