Regenerative practices

We gather in a way that gives back

To the land that holds us, to the local farms and makers who nourish us, and to every woman who comes.

A long wooden table set beneath the Happiness Tree

Food from local farms

Our evening meals are built on eggs, dairy, meat and produce from farms near McDade.

Water that's used twice

Small Miracle recycles its gray water back into the land.

Guests in a pedal boat on the spring-fed pond

A sanctuary for wildlife

The land is a refuge for turtles, fish, birds and the creatures who were here first.

Care Cottage living room with a leather swing and forest mural

Upcycled and refurbished

Our buildings are recycled houses, finished with local cedar, reclaimed tin and antique, second-hand treasures.

Morning yoga on the dock by the pond

Regenerating body, mind & spirit

Four days of ceremony, movement, rest and sisterhood to restore the women who gather.

Regenerative businesses

Local partners who share our values help feed and furnish the festival, from donated eggs to handmade goods.

Support the festival

Two ways to be part of what we're building.

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Help lower-income women attend

Your gift goes toward reduced-price tickets, so every woman who feels the call can join the circle, whatever her income.

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Supporting partners

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If your business shares these values, partner with the festival and we'll feature your brand to our community of women, here and on the land.

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