Pause on the Full Hunter Moon to consider what you need as we move deeper into fall and into the darker half of the year.

Traditionally, this was a season of gathering and stocking up. The harvest was in, fields were cleared, and animals were fattening themselves for winter.

Under the bright Hunter Moon, it was time to take stock and gather what was needed for the season ahead.

Most of us aren’t preparing for winter in quite the same way anymore. But we still get depleted.

Maybe what’s running low for you is energetic, social, physical, emotional, or spiritual. Maybe you know exactly what you’re hungry for, or maybe you could use some quiet space to find out.

Gather with others for a guided meditation to reflect on what needs replenishing and what would feel truly satisfying to you in this season.

Afterward, we’ll have time to journal, reflect, and share what emerged in community.

No meditation experience necessary. Come exactly as you are.

What to expect:

Each moon circle includes a beginner-friendly practice inspired by the theme of that particular new or full moon. You'll have time for individual reflection and an opportunity to share and connect with the group.

Bring a journal, a pen, and a mug for tea.

Please note that doors open at 6:45 and close at 7:10 so we can settle into our practice. We'll end at 8:30, with time to linger and visit in the space until 9:00.

I want these gatherings to be accessible, so moon circles are offered on a sliding scale. Read the descriptions and choose the tier that best fits your situation:

I can pay it forward | $30

I’m financially comfortable. I can regularly afford extras like eating out, subscriptions, travel, and event tickets. I’ll pay it forward and help offset the cost for others who are struggling.

I've got it covered | $20

I feel financial stress at times, but I regularly manage to pay my bills. I may cut back on a meal out or a couple coffees to make it work, but I can do that.

I welcome some assistance | $10

I don’t have financial reserves and/or I have looming debt, but I'll contribute what I can.