A gathering for women and nonbinary people to explore myths and fables of the wild woman archetype and how it can shape us, our relationships, and our communities.

Join others from the Wild Maven community for a beginner-friendly tarot practice inspired by beavers as energetic and diligent builders. Together, we’ll reflect on what you’re building physically, spiritually, and socially and celebrate how your contributions are benefiting your literal and metaphorical ecosystems.

Join us for ritual, reflection and community. We’ll do a guided meditation practice to help you center yourself and connect with what you need to gather in this season to support yourself emotionally, socially, and spiritually.

A gathering for women and nonbinary people to explore myths and fables of the wild woman archetype and how it can shape us, our relationships, and our communities.

As we cross the threshold of the Autumn Equinox and turn toward the darker half of the year, gather with others for community and guided meditation. We’ll explore what the night sky means to us, and what our hearts are hunting for this fall season.

A gathering for women and nonbinary people to explore myths and fables of the wild woman archetype and how it can shape us, our relationships, and our communities.

Join others for a fun evening of reflecting and creativity. We’ll make collages featuring all the goodness we have in our lives to celebrate the Harvest Moon. A vision board is for looking ahead to what you want and this practice is the reverse - creating a visual representation of all that we already have.

The harvest season is almost here. Gather with others for a tarot practice designed to help you reflect on the past season and cultivate gratitude for the energy and effort you have put into your relationships, home, community, and beyond. No tarot experience necessary - beginners are welcome!

Carve out some time for guided journaling and collective world building! We’ll reflect individually on a time when we each felt aligned, alive, and thriving. Then we’ll shift into a group activity of collective world building - playing together as we imagine a world where we could all thrive together.

A gathering for women and nonbinary people to explore myths and fables of the wild woman archetype and how it can shape us, our relationships, and our communities.

Sturgeon are giant, ancient fish that live at the bottoms of oceans, rivers, and lakes. Down there in the depths and the darkness, they rely on electrical and chemical signals to navigate their world and seek out nourishment.

We'll draw on these themes and connect with our intuition as our sixth sense - a source of guidance when the way forward is hard to see.

July’s full moon is the Buck Moon, named for the hard work deer are putting into growing their annual set of antlers, a process which costs them an immense amount of energy. Gather for guided meditation and discussion to explore where you are being called to focus your energy in this season.

A gathering for women and nonbinary people to explore myths and fables of the wild woman archetype and how it can shape us, our relationships, and our communities.

The upcoming Full Buck Moon is all about a big burst of growth and creativity. Before we get there, we’ll pause on the new moon to reflect on what we are ready to let go of to make room for this new growth. Join us for community, guided meditation, and lovely conversation.

June’s full Moon is the Strawberry Moon - and strawberries are the absolute pinnacle of all that is right and good in the world. So in honor of the great strawberry, we will use tarot to explore our relationship with pleasure.

A gathering for women and nonbinary people to explore myths and fables of the wild woman archetype and how it can shape us, our relationships, and our communities.

We all long for things that are, at present, beyond our grasp. So as we anticipate the beautiful pleasures of sweet summer fruits that are just out of reach, we’ll gather for guided meditation to practice noticing, embracing, and befriending our longing.

Reflect, Release, Renew. Gather for yoga, reflection, dinner, and community in Seattle on May 17, 2025 with Annie, your friendly neighborhood witch, and Natalie from Yoga with Natalie.

For this month’s Full Flower Moon, we’ll practice noticing, reflecting on, and appreciating beauty wherever and whenever we come across it. Specifically, we’ll touch, smell, gaze at, and sketch flowers (a very literal interpretation of this lovely moon theme!). No art skills necessary, just a willingness to pause and admire. Art supplies provided!

A gathering for women and nonbinary people to explore myths and fables of the wild woman archetype and how it can shape us, our relationships, and our communities.

On the Dark Flower Moon, we’ll gather together and use Tarot to support our spiritual and emotional well-being as we navigate the ups and downs of the life/death/life cycle. If you have a Tarot or Oracle deck you like, feel free to bring it! But if you don’t have one, don’t worry - we have plenty to share! This is a beginner-friendly practice - no Tarot experience required.

We’ll gather together to co-create an altar celebrating this season of newness and rebirth. Bring images, items, or food that represent what is emerging for you this spring - and include any guides or community members you want to honor.

A gathering for women and nonbinary people to explore myths and fables of the wild woman archetype and how it can shape us, our relationships, and our communities.

Spring has officially begun! We’ll spend our time together reflecting on what has been germinating under the surface for each of us during the quiet, dark months of winter and what’s ready to sprout and flower. We’ll work through some journaling prompts, share what came up for us, and celebrate and encourage one another.

Spring is nearly here, and just like the name of this month’s full moon, the worms are waking up and tilling the soil, even if we can’t see it yet. We’ll mirror this energy with some gentle, mindful stretching and movement, waking up our bodies and remembering what we love about them.

A gathering for women and nonbinary people to explore myths and fables of the wild woman archetype and how it can shape us, our relationships, and our communities.

The worm moon is named for this time of year when everything still looks frozen solid. But under the surface, worms have already started to thaw out, stretch their little bodies, and begin the foundational and life-giving work of tending to the soil. What is stirring and stretching in you as we near the end of winter?

The holidays are behind us and spring is still far away. This is a time when winter can feel long and cold and less than charming. Let’s break out our tarot and oracle decks (bring your own, but if you don’t have a deck, we’ll provide plenty to share!). We’ll spend some time exploring our inner landscapes while the natural world is quietly nurturing next year’s growth beneath the surface.

In honor of the wolf moon, we’ll dive into Clarissa Pinkola Estes’s epic work, Women Who Run with the Wolves. Together, we’ll read the fable “Vasalisa” and discuss what it means to tap into our intuition and encourage each other in overcoming the cultural and societal messages that try to block our intuition.

There’s enough brouhaha going on at this time of year, so instead of a facilitated gathering, we’ll have a chill craft night. I’ll bring cocoa and materials to make moon calendars for 2025. Feel free to bring your knitting, crafting, journal, book, blanket, and/or snacks to share.