Daughters of the Earth
Dec
1
to Feb 28

Daughters of the Earth

a virtual 3 month container for racialized white women & femmes to tend reconnect with the earth mother & tend to our relationship with land in a way that does not bypass that we are Settlers on stolen land.- see “Daughters of the Earth” tab at the top for more info & registration.

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Nature-based playgroup
Jan
10
to Feb 28

Nature-based playgroup

Gathering at the Reed Community Center in Kingston - nature-based activities + play for littles ages 18 months - 3 yrs; community & coffee for caregivers. This curated, 8 week playgroup will foster a connection to the land & nature, inspire creativity, & cultivate community amongst littles and their caretakers. Activities will be inside or outside depending on the weather, but coffee is guaranteed. Registration begins December 10th through Kingston Parks & Rec.

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November Women's Circle - Collective Grief ritual
Nov
3

November Women's Circle - Collective Grief ritual

Welcoming women & femmes of all ages to gather as we co-create safe space to orient and express grief with regards to the state of the collective. We are in this together. When we gather like this together to face the realities of the Polycrisis (ie; mental health crisis, climate crisis, genocide, Ecocide) and all of the grief that entails, we are better able to show up as change-makers and co-creators of more sustainable, land-based living. I want us to honor our humanity and feel together in our grief and pain so that we feel less alone showing up to create more life-affirming worlds. We will create ritual with tea, grounding meditation, candles, circle, and the alchemizing power of water to transmute any grief that we express.

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October Women’s Circle
Oct
6

October Women’s Circle

Welcoming women and femmes of all ages to gather around the fire at Maribett farm in ceremony as we connect to the land, reflect on the archetype of Mother, and support one another with non-judgment and compassion. You are welcome to bring an item for the collective alter. To register, email Julia at juliachase@root2bloom.org. Optional donation ($10-20).

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New Moon Women's Circle at Duxbury Beach
Sep
1

New Moon Women's Circle at Duxbury Beach

Welcoming women of all ages - cis, trans, and femme non-binary folks — to gather in ceremonial circle in community with each other, the New Moon, and the primordial salt waters of the Divine Feminine.

Through ritual and guided meditation, and supported by plant allies Lavender & Mugwort, we will travel through deep time, connecting with the ancient matriarchs in out lineages as we re-orient back to these trying times, fortified by a renewed connection to the Web of Live, our divine essence, and compassionate community. There will be space to be heard & witnessed in non-judgmental, compassionate community.

Co-facilitated by Marcia Conlon of Iries Crystals Death Doula and Julia Claire Chase with offerings from other women including optional body scans by Dominique For the Love of Healing. To register, email juliachase@root2bloom.org or message Julia on instagram @julesclairechase.

Suggested donation: $10.

50% of donations will be sent as mutual aid to a community member surviving US-funded genocide in Gaza, Palestine. Venmo j-chase or cash.

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Kids Permaculture Workshop
Aug
7

Kids Permaculture Workshop

Get ready to dive into the amazing world of plants at this fun, hands-on experience! Designed for children aged 6-12, this planting workshop will introduce kids to the awesome ethics of permaculture: earth care, people care, & fair share. We will discover fun facts about plants and engage in hands-on planting tricks in a fun, stress-free environment. Let’s grow, learn, and have a blast together! Led by Julia Chase of Root to Bloom and Jessica Fox of South Shore Permaculture designed for children aged 6-12, this planting workshop will introduce kids to the awesome ethics of permaculture: earth care, people care, and fair share. We will discover fun facts about plants and engage in hands-on planting tricks in a fun, stress-free environment. Everyone is welcome and no experience is needed – bring your curiosity and excitement! The cost is on a sliding scale of $20-$40 to accommodate different family budgets.

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