Join us to craft your own mini ritual broom under the light of the full moon — a beautiful, personal piece made with intention as we approach Samhain, the season when the veil between worlds grows thin.
This gathering also marks our Wheel of the Year Bonfire & Potluck — bring a dish to share as we gather around the fire together to close out the harvest season and step into the dark half of the year as a community.
The full moon marks the turning point before the moon begins to wane, making it a fitting time to prepare for release — to identify what you're ready to let go of as the light begins to recede in the nights ahead. Falling just before Samhain, this gathering is also a chance to reflect on the year's turning, honor what's passing, and welcome the dark half of the year ahead.
We'll provide an altar of goodies to work with — dried herbs, dried flowers, ribbon, and an assortment of forest and tarot charms — for you to adorn your broom with. Craft your broom as a tool for that release, sweeping away what no longer serves you and clearing space for what's ahead. Feel free to bring your own touches too: feathers, crystals, beads, or any trinkets calling to you to make your broom truly your own.
No experience needed, just come ready to get creative and make something beautiful to take home.
What to bring:
* Optional: feathers, crystals, beads, or other meaningful trinkets you'd like to incorporate
This gathering also marks our Wheel of the Year Bonfire & Potluck — bring a dish to share as we gather around the fire together to close out the harvest season and step into the dark half of the year as a community.
The full moon marks the turning point before the moon begins to wane, making it a fitting time to prepare for release — to identify what you're ready to let go of as the light begins to recede in the nights ahead. Falling just before Samhain, this gathering is also a chance to reflect on the year's turning, honor what's passing, and welcome the dark half of the year ahead.
We'll provide an altar of goodies to work with — dried herbs, dried flowers, ribbon, and an assortment of forest and tarot charms — for you to adorn your broom with. Craft your broom as a tool for that release, sweeping away what no longer serves you and clearing space for what's ahead. Feel free to bring your own touches too: feathers, crystals, beads, or any trinkets calling to you to make your broom truly your own.
No experience needed, just come ready to get creative and make something beautiful to take home.
What to bring:
* Optional: feathers, crystals, beads, or other meaningful trinkets you'd like to incorporate


