Lammas/Lughnasadh, celebrated on August 1, marks the first harvest on the Wheel of the Year and invites us to pause in gratitude for what is ripening within and around us.
It invites us to pause at the threshold of the first harvest—to honor what has ripened, what is still becoming, and the uncertainty that often lives between planting and receiving. As summer begins its gentle turn toward autumn, we gather in gratitude for the Earth, for the work of our hands and hearts, and for the abundance already present. This is a time to rest, reflect, and listen for what is ready to be gathered, shared, preserved, or lovingly released.
Together, we will celebrate through seasonal harvest foods, an intuitively crafted tea blend, a simple make-and-take Seed & Harvest Bundle, and a fire ceremony. We will honor what has come to fruition, sit tenderly with what may not have unfolded as hoped, and choose the seeds, wisdom, and intentions we wish to carry forward. This gathering is an invitation to receive the goodness of the season, nourish one another in community, and remember the sacred rhythm of giving, receiving, tending, and letting go.
What to bring:
- Come with your curiosity, a beginner’s mind, and a willingness to play, reflect, and connect
- A seasonal food, fruit, vegetable, flower, herb, or other offering from your own harvest to share with the community, if you feel called
- A camping chair for the fire ceremony
- A journal and pen, if you would like space for personal reflection
- A water bottle
- Any instrument you would like to bring to play
- Most of all, bring yourself exactly as you are.
You are invited to choose the exchange that feels most comfortable and aligned for you.
**Location near Independence and Sharon Amity. Full address will be given after registration. Please register beforehand to ensure there will be enough abundance for all.