Midsummer's Day

Time and location TBD

On (or near) the longest day of the year, we connect with the cycles of the earth and celebrate our community and families.

This is a good time of year to watch the sunrise, to feel the wind on your skin and feel the sand or grass between your toes, fly a kite and eat with friends. It’s a way to connect with the natural world, delight in our sense perceptions, enjoy community, and synchronize with the timing of the universe instead of the clock.

Activities are still being planned, but may include a scavenger hunt, bubbles, frisbee, nature walks, and more. We will have coffee and some light fare. 

We will need 2-3 volunteers to help bring supplies and help set-up and clean-up. Please contact [email protected] if you are interested.

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