Our staff will be ready to receive you between 4-5:30PM on Friday, Aug 22nd. In the welcome loop, our staff will be ready to guide you where to park, how to check-in, and where to find your cozy cabin. Please arrive in this time window for our staff to be able to support you and to give yourself enough time to ground and settle in before our shared dinner at 6:00pm followed by our opening circle ceremony.

The workshops planned vary from yoga, to sound bath, to dance, to journeying with archetypes, and more. We will host these workshops indoors while holding ceremonies outdoors. Our indoor spaces will be cozy though minimally furnished. With that in mind, we encourage you to bring chairs, cushions, blankets, and yoga mat, as needed to make the space support your own comfort. The weekend’s schedule can be found below as well as in the program you will receive at check-in.

Outdoors you will also find swimming at the private beachfront, ax throwing in the field, and a gorgeous marketplace and healing haven for those who wish to do a bit of shopping or indulge in a private session in healing arts for body, mind and spirit. For the time outdoors, we encourage you to pack rain gear and boots, walking shoes, swimsuit and towel, and layers for warm days and cool nights. We carry on, rain or shine!

All meals and snacks will be provided throughout the weekend from Lucky Star Catering. Sourced as locally as possible, meals will be organic and  use the freshest and best quality ingredients. If you have any dietary restrictions, please let us know in your registration form, or email us at medicinewomynvt@gmail.com and we will make sure to accommodate your needs, having you well nourished throughout your stay.

We will be sleeping in sweet, rustic, off-grid cabins. They sleep 6-8 comfortably in 4 sets of bunk beds. There are thin mattresses but no bedding so please bring your own sheets, blankets, pillow and/or a sleeping bag. The cabins do not have electricity and bathrooms are in separate bath houses a short walk from each cabin. We advise bringing a lantern, flashlight or headlamp for ease and visibility in the evening and night. The bath houses on site have showers, toilets, and sinks with sensory lights that activate at night.