No experience needed. Come as you are.
Rain or shine. Advanced registration required.

Saturday, June 20th 7:00pm, Twinkle Farms

What to Expect

Join us for an evening of community, reflection, and connection at Twinkle Farms on Detroit's east side as we gather to celebrate the Summer Solstice.

Through guided reflection, conversation, music, and a ceremonial fire, we'll take time to acknowledge what we're ready to release, recognize what is flourishing in our lives, and set intentions for the season ahead. As the longest day of the year gives way to evening, we'll come together to honor the turning of the season and the opportunities for growth, gratitude, and renewal it offers.

What We’ll Do

• Begin with an optional walk to gather natural items for a shared altar

• Move through a short solstice reflection

• Experience a guided meditation with live music

• Explore gentle, intuitive movement

• Close with a simple ritual and fire release—letting go of what you’re ready to leave behind

• Ground together with a quiet herbal tea ritual

What to Bring

• Water

• Something comfortable to sit on

You’ll Leave Feeling

More grounded, present, and connected—to yourself, to the season, and to the shared experience of gathering in community.

4th Saturday of the month, 4:30-5:30

Passenger Recovery Community Center - 3901 Christopher St Suite D, Detroit

What to Expect

This monthly group is a supportive space for women in recovery to reconnect to themselves, feel seen in community, and explore what’s present through reflection, creativity, and music-centered experiences. Each gathering blends grounding practices, conversation, and creative expression in a way that feels honest, engaging, and supportive.

No musical experience is needed — this is not about performance or perfection. It’s about having room to exhale, connect, and express yourself without pressure.

What We’ll Do

Together we’ll move through reflection, conversation, sound, creativity, and shared experiences that support grounding, release, and genuine connection.

Along the way, we may explore meditation, journaling, rhythm and lyric experiences, restorative sound immersion, storytelling, and other creative practices that help us listen more deeply to ourselves and each other.

What to Bring

• A journal or notebook

• Anything that helps you feel comfortable and grounded

• An open mind — and permission to show up exactly as you are

You’ll Leave Feeling

More grounded. More connected. More expressed.

You’ll leave with space to breathe, a deeper connection to yourself and others, and the reminder that you don’t have to carry everything alone.