For centuries many cultures have followed the phases of the moon, aligning routines and rituals with the cyclical energies. The Full Moon is known to be nourishing, powerful and symbolic of the divine feminine. It is a time to create space, get quiet, reflect and celebrate!

This Full Moon is known as the Strawberry Moon, named by Native American Algonquin tribes after this time when wild strawberries usually begin to ripen. At this moon circle, we can begin to release all that does not serve our highest good, allowing space for manifestation of our deepest desires for ourselves and the collective.

Our Full Moon Circle will take place in our beautiful forested setting in Freeport. We will meet next to the parking area to take a short hike (less than 0.2 miles, easy, mostly flat) to our campfire location. Enjoy some herbal flower tea from local herbalist, Herbage by Bex, and join us around the fire as we offer a discussion of full moon energy, guided meditation, some Qi gong movements, and a fire burning ceremony. We will also have the chance to write down and, if desired, share aloud what we want to release and what we want to celebrate (bringing more of this into our lives)! We will be holding a special drum circle under this full moon - no experience required!

Please bring your own cup for tea. Please be sure to dress warmly. For ages 14 and up.

Items to bring:

Cup/mug for tea

Journal or notebook and pen/pencil

Flashlight or headlamp

Comfortable, warm clothing

Blanket (optional)

Folding chair (optional - stump and bench seating is available)

Drums will be provided, but if you would like to bring your own, please do!