Saturday, January 10, 2026 (10am to noon)

In January, we’ll connect to powerful symbols of the winter season – the rowan tree, the wild wolf, and the north star – to explore themes of strength, protection, instinct, and visioning:

* Using the framework of the five elements, (earth, air, fire, water, aether), you’ll have an opportunity to explore what your soul is seeking in the quiet, dark season of winter.

* We’ll walk alongside wolves in stories and mythology to connect with the wild wolf spirit and find out what it may reveal about our own instinctual ground.

* As an alternative to the typical resolution and goal-setting of the new year, we’ll try gentle dreaming and set up ways to protect the tender new shoots of our vision until spring arrives.

Saturday, February 7, 2026 (10am to noon)

In February, we’ll connect to powerful symbols of the coming spring season – snowdrop flowers, the snow moon, and the gentle animal spirit of deer – to explore themes of slow change, the release of old energy patterns, and restorative growth:

* We’ll identify and nurture “seed” ideas or dreams that you collected from your experience of winter. What is now beginning to emerge and what may be needed in preparation for planting?

* We’ll walk alongside deer in stories and mythology to discover guidance from the gentle deer spirit for how to approach change soulfully.

* We’ll step into the archetypal energy of the beginner or initiate and look for what is waiting to be revealed when approached with an attitude of open curiosity.

Saturday, March 7, 2026 (10am to noon)

In March, we’ll connect to powerful symbols of the arrival of spring – the alder tree, the spring equinox, and the vitality of a wild hare – to explore themes of re-engagement, wayfaring, and balance:

* We’ll experiment with different ways to establish equilibrium between your lunar and solar energies.

* We’ll follow the path of the wild hare in stories and mythology to connect with the fertility of the season and explore our own creative potential.

* By framing the cycle of the year as a quest or pilgrimage of the soul, you’ll have an opportunity to clarify where you are headed and how that is meaningful to you.

Saturday, April 4, 2026 (10am to noon)

In April, we’ll connect for powerful symbols of this season of growth – the ash tree, rain showers, and the wild horse spirit – to explore themes of movement, interconnection, focused action, and courage.

Saturday, May 2, 2026 (10am to noon)

In May, we’ll connect to powerful symbols as spring moves toward summer – the hawthorn tree, the flower moon, and the spirit of the dragonfly – to explore themes of abundance, creativity, and passion for life.

Saturday, June 6, 2026 (10am to noon)

In June, we’ll connect to powerful symbols for the arrival of summer – the oak tree, the summer solstice, and the spirit of a queen bee – to explore themes of strength, sovereignty, and pleasure.

Saturday, July 11, 2026 (10am to noon)

In July, we’ll connect to powerful symbols for the fullness of summer – the holly tree, the fox spirit, and thunderstorms – to explore themes of nurturing, prioritizing fun, and avoiding burnout.

Saturday, August 1, 2026 (10am to noon)

In August, we’ll connect to powerful symbols of summer as it begins to move toward fall – the hazel tree, golden fields of wheat or barley, and the reclusive spirit of the dormouse – to explore themes of harvest, gratitude, and the need for rest.

Saturday, September 12, 2026 (10am to noon)

In September, we’ll connect to powerful symbols for the impending arrival of fall – the blackthorn tree, the bramble moon, the autumn equinox, and the spirit of the squirrel – to explore themes of completion, preparation, and duality.

Saturday, October 3, 2026 (10am to noon)

In October, we’ll connect to powerful symbols of the fall season – the beech tree, the hunter’s moon, and the serpent spirit – to explore themes of release, transformation, and magic.

Saturday, November 7, 2026 (10am to noon)

In November, we’ll connect to powerful symbols as autumn moves toward winter – the elder tree, falling leaves, and the shapeshifting spirit of the starling – to explore themes of conservation, grounding, and turning inward.

Saturday, December 5, 2026 (10am to noon)

In December, we’ll connect to powerful symbols for the depths of winter – evergreens, the winter solstice, and the spirit of the owl – to explore themes of endurance, strength, and what is stirring deep within.