Planting What Wants to Grow

​Saturday, March 21st, 2026

2:00pm - 7:30pm onward

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Schedule

2:00 – 3:30 PM
Guided Sacred Heart Meditation & Sound Bath

3:30 – 6:30 PM
Tea & light appetizers
Planting ritual & herbal intention bundle
Time to wander together in the Hollow

6:30 PM
Dinner

7:30 PM
Fire Circle for the Spring Equinox

Cost: $75

A Gentle Turning

Spring arrives in a quiet but undeniable way - light returning, soil softening, the first green buds peeking out of the Dogwood and Redbud trees. 

Please join me to welcome the season and enjoying being together in community. 

Together we’ll plant seeds, share laughter, and name what we’re growing this season... and what we are joyfully done growing.

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Sound & Stillness

Crystal bowls, gongs, and drumming will support deep relaxation and quiet listening.

No experience needed. Simply rest and allow the sound to move through you, helping the body and mind settle and integrate.

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Planting What Wants to Grow 🌱

Together we’ll plant seeds to take home and nurture this spring.

You might name your pot:

• what I’m growing besides basil
• less overthinking, more living
• patience… probably
• boundaries & tomatoes
• the ability to relax already

Humor is our medicine :) 

You’ll also create a small herbal intention bundle to keep through the season.
Bring it to the Harvest gathering in September or return it to the earth at home with simple instructions that will be provided.

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Time on the Land

After tea, we’ll wander together into the Hollow, moving slowly among the trees.

This is an easy, mindful walk - a chance to breathe, notice, and let the natural world do what it does best: bring us back to ourselves.

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Dinner is Served

Enjoy a homemade meal prepared with love.
All allergies and food preferences are easily accommodated.

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Fire Circle Gathering 🔥

As evening softens into night, we will gather around the fire to welcome the Equinox and mark the turning of the season.

With a glass of wine, sparkling water, herbal tea, or something mysteriously delightful in hand, stories shared, and the warmth of the flames between us, we will take a simple moment to name what we are welcoming this spring.

This is an easy, welcoming space filled with laughter, and the quiet pleasure of being creatures on the Earth together.

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What to Bring

• a journal
• comfortable clothing
• an open curiosity

For the walk:
• water bottle
• sturdy shoes

Everything else will be provided.

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With Love and Appreciation,
Susan