What We Build to Survive

Tuesday, November 24 | 6:00 to 9:00 PM

Join us beneath the Beaver Moon for an evening centered around preparation, protection, resourcefulness, and the things we build to sustain ourselves and one another.

As autumn gives way to winter, the Beaver Moon invites us to consider what makes us feel safe, supported, and prepared. Together, we’ll explore seasonal folklore while reflecting on the homes, boundaries, relationships, skills, and communities that help carry us through difficult seasons.

Expect candlelight, tea, journaling, conversation, and simple intentional activities designed to help you identify what strengthens you and what may need repaired, reinforced, or released.

Bring a journal, a snack to share if you’d like, and a small object that represents safety, home, or resilience.

Themes may include:

• Preparation and protection

• Home and belonging

• Resourcefulness

• Stronger boundaries

• Repairing what matters

• Mutual support and community care

• Building a life that can sustain you

This is a welcoming, beginner-friendly gathering rooted in folklore, creativity, seasonal living, education, and connection. You don’t need to identify as a witch, pagan, spiritual, or anything else to attend.

Ages 18+ | $15 admission

Your admission helps cover tea, activity supplies, and the bills that keep the Holler open. If cost is a barrier, reach out privately before the event to discuss ticket assistance. 🖤