Gold Dust Mama, the founder and creator of this grass roots gathering. Moon has poured her heart and hands into this offering by learning the land and connecting deeply with the facilitators to co-create something special for years to come. Owner of The Summer Moon, bringing yoga, meditation and nature together to grow community. Moon has been teaching yoga and leading gatherings for close to 20 years. Being in nature, connecting with people, plants and animals and cultivating ritual through these practices is her path. If you can’t find her, she’s probably playing in the forest, wrangling her kids or petting a horse.

Moon will be facilitating the weekend, leading daily yoga and the indigo dyeing workshop with Clair.

Clair is a clinical herbalist with nearly a decade of experience , and finds great joy in sharing the healing potential alive in the world around us. In search of support for own health, she took an herbal apprenticeship at CommonWealth Holistic Herbalism in Boston that taught her to manage her own chronic illness, and now teaches others to confidently work with herbs on their own. She favors a harm reduction approach to health, and strives to make herbalism as accessible as possible.

In addition to studying at CommonWealth for three years, Clair has also studied with herbalist Tammi Sweet, yoga teacher David Magone, and Buddhist teacher Khenpo Migmar Tseten whose educational programs helped her find a well rounded, multi-faceted approach to wellbeing. Clair has taught pharmacy students from Northeastern University, Massachusetts College of Pharmacy, and California Northstate University, and is a product researcher for Further Food Inc. You can find her apothecary at local farmer’s markets & inside The Summer Moon in Curtis Park. In her spare time, she loves reading and embracing her newfound cat lady status.

I feel that a part of my purpose on this planet is to invite people to discover the innate freedom within their bodies through the power of breath and energy. We are here to connect deeply to ourselves, our uniqueness, and explore the wisdom that lies within.

I began a practice of kriya yoga, breathwork, and meditation. I became certified in therapeutic Reiki and breathwork through the Owaken Breathwork Facilitator course.

Using these modalities for my own growth, I began releasing attachments to memories from the past, physical and emotional pain from my body, and stress related to imagined future situations. Little by little, I’ve been softening in to who I’ve always been meant to be.

I believe deeply that everyone has the ability to be their own healer and has unique magic they can contribute to the world. We are all here to tap into our own unique gifts, passions, and joy!

I practice trauma-informed facilitation, as safety for every client is my top priority during a session.

Hannah Jane Kile is an award-winning singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist with a passion for fostering wellness through music. Hannah's music is deeply authentic and conducive to creating a joyful yet reflective atmosphere. Her ability to connect with personal experiences and storytelling through music aligns with themes of healing, resilience, and self-discovery.

Over the past decade, I have explored a variety of healing modalities, numerous courses, books, and trainings to support me along my personal healing journey, as well as fuel my service work on Earth. Through my travels, I have held women's circles in 5 countries, including the US, Mexico, Guatemala, Israel/Palestine and Egypt.

I aim to provide a nourishing space for women to embrace their cyclical bodies, develop authentic self-love, restore vibrancy to their sensuality & sexuality, while remembering the power of sisterhood. I offer embodiment practices that invite women to release stuck emotions and wounds - reawakening their innate heart-womb wisdom.

Forever a student of this earth & forever a seeker to know more about herself, Malerie has shape shifted through many forms. Settling in a place of offering ritual hair sessions, she has found that doing hair is an avenue for self discovery, nurturing the opportunity to connect and dive into meaningful moments with her clients. It is no surprise that intention has placed the most open and wise humans in her orbit. She loves playing cowgirl, riding horses and exploring nature with her two babies.

Hoop Hag has been exploring hula hooping for over five years: first as a student in gym classes, then alone in the garage during covid years, and most recently as a certified Hoop Love hula hoop teacher. She’s a Gen X raised by wolves, recovering people pleaser party girl, but Hoop Hag accidentally discovered a direct line to Joy, Body Release, Serotonin and the practice of Play through the Hoop. She sees all the cute lil' gals on the socials with their intimidating tricks, but Hoop Hag is here to say: if you’re a beginner, if you’re a middle-aged Swiftie, if you always wanted to but were too shy to try - we can learn hula hooping.

If Hoop Hag can do it… so can You!

What to expect: basic hula hooping tips for keeping your circle moving, explorations of where the circle can take us, on and off body tricks and play, introduction to the three-song practice and the important element of the playlist. BYO hula hoop for the weekend, or use one of the many hoops that will be available in a variety of sizes and weights.