Upcoming Gatherings

  • FALL RETREAT: Gathering Beauty

    Saturday, November 7, 2026
    9:00 - 4:00

    Cultivating Creativity, Courage, and Community in Times of Change.

    Join us for this one-day small group retreat as we surround ourselves with the things that make life worth living:

    DETAILS & REGISTRATION

  • GIFTS & TREASURES: Open Studio

    Saturday, December 5, 2026
    10:00 - 4:00

    Come find beautiful and uplifting gifts for the holidays. Books, Field Guides, Art Cards, Journals.

    Drop by between 10am - 4pm. RSVP for directions:

    RSVP

  • THE LONGEST NIGHT: A Living Room Liturgy

    Sunday, December 20, 2026
    4:00pm
    Join us as we gather to welcome the Winter Solstice with music, food, gratitude, remembrance, and light on the longest night of the year.

    (FREE)

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Wondering what it’s like to participate in one of our gatherings?

Reflections from Participants…

  • "The Living Room Liturgies provide a time of quiet reflection in a grace-filled setting. I always feel refreshed after attending."

  • “Thank you for the opportunity to meet such a lovely, inspired group of people."

  • "The effect of this marvelous day—the group, the setting, and our art project—continues to be astounding."

  • "Thank you for planning and leading Gathering Beauty. Your skill at facilitating, your gentle heart and your creativity enabled a memorable day."

  • "Our time together was deeply enriching. I will carry it with me for a long time."

  • "Everything about the gathering was perfect. I can’t imagine that a single detail went unattended."

  • "I could feel the compassion and love woven in the gathering with liturgy, music and art."

  • "We never know the effect we may have on people we 'accidentally' meet, whether neighbor, or friend of a friend, or complete stranger. Just know that your invitation, and creativity, and friendship have been life changing."

Perhaps the secret of living well is not in having all the answers but in pursuing unanswerable questions in good company.

—RACHEL NAOMI REMEN