Join me to explore the role of plants in alchemy, focusing on their planetary connections and their use in alchemical medicinal preparations. To bring these concepts to life, we’ll take a closer look at mugwort (Artemisia vulgaris), a plant revered for its historical uses and alchemical significance.

During this session we will begin with a circle, offering an introduction to the practice and setting our intentions. Participants will be guided through 30 minutes of breathwork, a simple yet powerful technique to clear the mind, relax the body, and soothe the soul. Following breathwork, participants will be taken on a deeply relaxing sonic journey with various overtone-emitting instruments including quartz and Tibetan singing bowls, gong, tuning forks, drums and more, closing with a healing mantra.

The Art of Breathing is an experiential workshop combining breathwork and art-making. This 90-minute offering is designed to provide participants with powerful tools for reducing stress, enhancing concentration, and balancing emotions.

Using breath (pranayama), movement (yoga asana and somatic movement) and sound to bring you into direct connection to, and experience of, your vital life force (prana).

A special class for families with babies and young children, supporting early development through music.

Join us for an introduction to basic music theory, appreciation, and psychomotor skills as preparation for learning an instrument.

Sitting and walking meditation, grounded in the Buddhist tradition, but open to all. No experience required.

The Kingston City School District’s Green Team (a coalition of parents and caretakers with students in the Kingston City School District working for a sustainable future) is hosting a holiday toy swap. Bring your preloved toys and leave with something new(ish), just in time for the holidays!

Hudson Valley Regenerative Housing (HV/RH) is a new initiative bringing together housing activists, natural builders, community weavers, and future eco-villagers for our first quarterly gathering. We’ll connect around practical pathways that advance the development of new homes to address the Mid-Hudson Valley’s acute shortage that are: Built from natural, bio-based materials / Permanently affordable and community-owned / Designed to foster connection, well-being, and abundant living. For more info and to RSVP, click the link below.

Join us for “Remember Our Connection: Mending and Repair”, a community gathering and film screening.

This short film uplifts indigenous wisdom and knowledge gained by conflict practitioners from their experience supporting everyday people to work through conflict. The screening will be followed by a Q&A with conflict practitioners. There will be opportunities for community discussions around conflict, followed by a live music performance from acoustic soul singer/songwriter callie mackenzie.

Mending & Repair Y(our) Connection / Tandaan Ang Ugnayan, an ongoing community arts project in support of climate justice, founded in 2019 by Cecilia Lim. Cecilia conducted and recorded individual interviews with conflict practitioners and Shinnecock tribal members, and produced a short documentary film along with a “Community Guide to Navigating Interpersonal Conflict” zine from these recordings.

Working on Our Futures empowers young individuals by providing resources, mentorship, and opportunities to explore careers, education, and personal growth. To learn more about this event, click the link below.

Join us to celebrate the launch of a movement that’s taking back the conversation, deepening connection, and reimagining how we gather together. To learn more about BreakBread and this event, click the link below.