Throughout the year, we gather in sacred space to honor the turning of the seasons, following the rhythm of the Wheel of the Year. Each of the eight Sabbat workshops offers a full-day, soul-nourishing retreat experience—8 hours devoted to slowing down, reconnecting with your inner magic, and celebrating the wisdom of nature’s cycles.

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🌿 What All Workshops Have in Common

While each gathering is uniquely inspired by the Sabbat or season, they share a heart-centered structure that weaves consistency, ritual, and community into every experience:

• Opening Circle — grounding meditation, intention-setting, and connection with the group.

• Seasonal Wisdom Teaching — learning about the meaning, history, and symbolism of the Sabbat.

• Journaling & Reflection — guided prompts to explore your inner landscape and align with the season.

• Crafting & Creative Expression — hands-on activities (such as spell jars, candles, corn dollies, gratitude trees) tied to the energy of the Sabbat.

• Lunch, drinks, & snacks provided. (Feel free to bring your own as well!)

• Ritual & Ceremony — co-creating sacred practices such as release rituals, gratitude offerings, or blessing ceremonies.

• Sound Bath or Guided Meditation — deep rest through vibrational healing and mindfulness.

• Community Sharing — time to speak, listen, and witness one another in circle.

• Closing Blessing — sealing the energy of the day with gratitude, affirmation, and a collective chant or blessing.

• Intentional lunch, beverages, and snacks included.

• All materials for activities and crafts are included.
   

🌸 The Seasonal Flow

Each of the eight Sabbats—Imbolc, Ostara, Beltane, Litha, Lammas, Mabon, Samhain, and Yule—is honored with its own unique theme, practices, and teachings, but always within this shared container. Every workshop becomes both a mirror and a milestone, guiding you through the year with rhythm, meaning, and magic.

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✨ However you step into the circle, you are welcome. ✨

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Please Note: There are two cats that reside at our home, where the workshops are held.