Samhain Ritual | Remembering the Dead & Celebrating the New

About this event

In celebration of the Celtic new year, we are hosting an intimate gathering to honor the dead, share the gifts of this year's harvest, and welcome the new.

During Samhain the veil gets thinner. It's time to quiet the mind, connect to intuition, and bring to surface the wisdom that has been collected throughout the months.

Have you heard the Cailleach calling you out?
Have you been feeling the grief pouring out your chest?
Have you been wondering what needs to be put to rest and give space to what wants to grow?

This is the moment of reckoning. Join us for an afternoon full of magic, stories, and powerful healing.

14:00: ⛩️Doors open

15:00 a 17:00:
🐚 Storytelling
🌀Sharing circle
🔥Fire ritual

18:00 - 19:00: 🎃Soup, warm drinks, music and more stories!

What to bring:
🕯️An object for the altar. It could be something that represents your deceased loved ones, something from this year’s harvest that you’d like to celebrate, or what you wish to make grow in the coming year.
🏕️ The ceremony will take place inside a tent, in the woods. We will have cushions and blankets, but feel free to bring your own for extra comfort.
🍲 If you're feeling inspired, something delicious to add to our bountiful potluck harvest feast!
🙏 An open heart, your prayers, stories and intentions.

🌈 Facilitators

Carol is a Fertility Awareness Educator, and the founder of Sacred Womb Rites. She helps women reconnect to their bodies through spiritual and embodied practices.

Jappe is a storyteller, craftsman and facilitator with a deep connection to nature, folklore and the wisdom of old traditions. Drawing on the Celtic heritage of his homeland, he creates spaces where people can slow down, listen and reconnect with what matters.

Together they hold ceremonies and gatherings inspired by ancient traditions, with the intention to build community, and bring meaning and belonging through a reflective experience inspired by the turning of the seasons.

*KIDS:
Kids are welcome, but there will be no childcare during the ceremony. Kids can be inside the tent or playing in the woods outside.

Warmly,
Jappe & Carol