Hosted by: Madam Adela Seer madamadelaseer@gmail.com

Women, those identifying as women, and intersex and non-binary assigned female at birth, of all faiths or agnostic, are invited to join a sacred safe space where we can share our truth, speak our sorrows, and support each other by baring witness. This will be done as a talking stick circle, where those holding the stick may speak and everyone else must remain silent. This is an opportunity to share, be vulnerable, and process. This is not an opportunity for listeners to try and fix, we must instead give the gift of active listening & our attentive presence. Everything that is shared in circle must remain in the circle, this means we do not go home and tell our partners what other folks said. We do not bring it up later with the person who shared unless they are the ones who ask you to. And we never use anything said in circle against each other.

We are witnessing cataclysmic shifts, and many of us are feeling them deeply. There is much grief associated with the decline and death of society and the structures we were told to trust and rely on. There are many traumas ecologically, collectively and personally that we are not meant to carry alone. Grief, rage, fear, anxiety; all benefit from being processed in community.

We all are indigenous to somewhere, and those ancestors were tribal. It is time for the

Rainbow Tribe to come together. It is time for the Matriarchy to heal so that we can find the strength to step up and bring about the changes that are needed in order for us to survive.

Shopping is available the first half hour.

This event is being offered in good faith and is FREE to attend.

Intro to tinctures and salves

Native Roots

February 21st, 2pm - 4pm

Teresa is back to demonstrate how to make tinctures and salves.
She will walk you through the different methods of creating a tincture—whether using the traditional jar-and-time approach or a machine-assisted process—and explain how each method can affect the final product.

Come watch the process, ask questions, and deepen your understanding of crafting tinctures and salves at home.

Production and upcoming regulations of CBD

Stanton Legacy Acres

February 7th  2pm - 4pm

We welcome Marty from Stanton Legacy Acres back for an informative session on CBD production and the regulations expected to take effect in 2026.
Marty will share insights into their production practices, what changes the new regulations may bring, and how their team developed the wide range of products they offer today.

Join us to learn, ask questions, and gain a deeper understanding of this evolving industry.

Herbs - how have they been used

Native Roots

January 31st, 2pm - 4pm

Join Teresa as she shares her 5-year journey to finding relief and reclaiming her well-being.
Discover how her determination led her to explore alternative approaches, dive into research, and uncover natural methods that supported her healing.

Teresa will discuss the wide range of herbs she has studied—what they are, how they work, and the roles they can play in supporting wellness.

Come learn, ask questions, and deepen your understanding of holistic options that may help you or someone you care about.

History of CBD & Hemp

Stanton Legacy Acres

January 17th  2pm - 4pm

Join Marty from Stanton Legacy Acres for an engaging session on the history of Hemp and CBD!

Discover how hemp has been cultivated, utilized, and valued throughout history. Marty will share fascinating insights into its traditional uses, cultural significance, and the evolution that led to today’s CBD products.

Come learn, ask questions, and gain a deeper understanding of this remarkable plant.