Change and renewal are themes in life, aren’t they? We keep growing throughout life.
-Susan Minot
Tend the Soil | Saturday, 21 March 2026
As winter loosens its hold, we turn toward the earth—toward what grounds, nourishes, and sustains us. This women’s retreat invites us into a day of stillness and renewal, where tending the soil becomes a metaphor for tending the soul. Together we’ll root into what matters most, investing in rest, connection, and the quiet work beneath the surface that makes all growth possible.
Come to the Waters | Saturday, 23 May 2026
As spring ripens into summer, we gather at Idyllwood to rest beside still waters and let the season carry us forward in its gentle current. This women’s retreat invites you to slow down and listen — to the sound of rain on leaves, the rhythm of your own breath, and the quiet call toward renewal. Through reflection, conversation, and time by the pond and creek, we’ll explore the ways water restores and reminds us to flow with ease, to soften what feels rigid, to nourish what is ready to grow. Come thirsty; leave replenished and alive.
Breathe the Wild Air | Saturday, 3 October 2026
Join us on October 3 for a day of connection, creativity, and renewal. Co-facilitated by Allison El Koubi and Lauren Ramseur, this women’s retreat invites you to pause from daily routines and attune to the element of air — through intentional breath, mindful walking in the woods, psithurism (the sound of wind in trees), and circle gatherings. Together we’ll hike, reflect, create, stretch, share nourishing meals, and sit fireside, all while deepening connection to ourselves, each other, and the wild air around us.
Tend the Fire Retreat | Saturday, 7 November 2026
As the nights grow longer and the days colder, join us in the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains for a women’s retreat centered on warmth, coziness, and connection. This day of reflection and renewal will invite you to embrace the hygge spirit — gathering around fire, tending to your own inner spark, and finding the oxygen you need to thrive as we enter the holiday season.