Women’s Nourishment Circle led by Kristen Katzer

Women, let’s gather in a space where we can exhale, be ourselves, and connect in real, meaningful ways. 

This circle is a space to be heard and supported, to lift each other up, and to celebrate the beauty and strength that lives in every one of us.

Let’s create a community that nourishes, energizes, and reminds us of the magic of being women! 

Join us for a dream tending workshop with Jessica Proett

“Dreams are a way to engage deeply with our own souls. They reveal what may be hidden to our conscious minds. They can direct us, heal us, provoke us, and tell us things about our waking realities we may need to know to align deeper with our soul’s path.”

We invite you to join us Sunday, January 18th at 7:00pm for Cosmic Confluence of 2026, a free 90-minute live Zoom gathering offering context for the year ahead through Western Hellenistic astrology and the Mexica Tonalpohualli sacred calendar. This gathering is not about prediction or control; it is about orientation — stepping back to observe the larger rhythms at play and finding steadiness within them.

Join us for an in-depth Resilience Lab with Julie Stuart.

In times of change and unpredictability, resilience isn’t about pushing through—it’s about recovering steadiness within.

Resilience Already Lives Within You

When the body is centered and grounded, it holds an innate intelligence—a natural capacity to adapt, restore, and regulate. Even in the face of challenge, the body continuously orients toward balance, wholeness, and connection.

“Grief is not a burden we carry; it is a profound act of soul.
It is the soul’s acknowledgment of what we hold most dear.”
— Francis Weller, The Wild Edge of Sorrow

This in-person men’s cohort is a place to bring the grief you carry — in its rawness, its silence, its mystery. Over five evenings together, we will gather in a Circle of Trust® to make space for sorrow, witness one another without judgment, and remember what it means to grieve in community.

Women’s Nourishment Circle led by Kristen Katzer

Women, let’s gather in a space where we can exhale, be ourselves, and connect in real, meaningful ways. 

This circle is a space to be heard and supported, to lift each other up, and to celebrate the beauty and strength that lives in every one of us.

Let’s create a community that nourishes, energizes, and reminds us of the magic of being women! 

Join us for an evening of connection and reflection. Open to all working in the healing arts. Dinner included with V and GF options.

We will start at 1237 Pine St (Pine St Church) and then make our way to The Grove space 1235 Pine St.

RSVP by clicking here - Please come even if you don’t RSVP!

Collage as Self-Care with Jane Seaton

Being kind to ourselves is more needed than ever before, in a zillion ways. 

Being creative is one good way of being kind to ourselves. 

And we are all immensely creative.

Being creative is a universal, natural human ability, that we all have within us, despite inner voices that tell us otherwise. 

This creativity, in its many forms, is a powerful resource for helping us to stay and feel sane, and thus more able to navigate a terribly overwhelming time in our long, long history. 

Join us for a dream tending workshop with Jessica Proett

“Dreams are a way to engage deeply with our own souls. They reveal what may be hidden to our conscious minds. They can direct us, heal us, provoke us, and tell us things about our waking realities we may need to know to align deeper with our soul’s path.”

Collage as Self-Care with Jane Seaton

Being kind to ourselves is more needed than ever before, in a zillion ways. 

Being creative is one good way of being kind to ourselves. 

And we are all immensely creative.

Being creative is a universal, natural human ability, that we all have within us, despite inner voices that tell us otherwise. 

This creativity, in its many forms, is a powerful resource for helping us to stay and feel sane, and thus more able to navigate a terribly overwhelming time in our long, long history. 

Collage as Self-Care with Jane Seaton

Being kind to ourselves is more needed than ever before, in a zillion ways. 

Being creative is one good way of being kind to ourselves. 

And we are all immensely creative.

Being creative is a universal, natural human ability, that we all have within us, despite inner voices that tell us otherwise. 

This creativity, in its many forms, is a powerful resource for helping us to stay and feel sane, and thus more able to navigate a terribly overwhelming time in our long, long history. 

Women’s Nourishment Circle led by Kristen Katzer

Women, let’s gather in a space where we can exhale, be ourselves, and connect in real, meaningful ways. 

This circle is a space to be heard and supported, to lift each other up, and to celebrate the beauty and strength that lives in every one of us.

Let’s create a community that nourishes, energizes, and reminds us of the magic of being women! 

Collage as Self-Care with Jane Seaton

Being kind to ourselves is more needed than ever before, in a zillion ways. 

Being creative is one good way of being kind to ourselves. 

And we are all immensely creative.

Being creative is a universal, natural human ability, that we all have within us, despite inner voices that tell us otherwise. 

This creativity, in its many forms, is a powerful resource for helping us to stay and feel sane, and thus more able to navigate a terribly overwhelming time in our long, long history. 

Women’s Nourishment Circle led by Kristen Katzer

Women, let’s gather in a space where we can exhale, be ourselves, and connect in real, meaningful ways. 

This circle is a space to be heard and supported, to lift each other up, and to celebrate the beauty and strength that lives in every one of us.

Let’s create a community that nourishes, energizes, and reminds us of the magic of being women! 

Join us for a dream tending workshop with Jessica Proett

“Dreams are a way to engage deeply with our own souls. They reveal what may be hidden to our conscious minds. They can direct us, heal us, provoke us, and tell us things about our waking realities we may need to know to align deeper with our soul’s path.”

Collage as Self-Care with Jane Seaton

Being kind to ourselves is more needed than ever before, in a zillion ways. 

Being creative is one good way of being kind to ourselves. 

And we are all immensely creative.

Being creative is a universal, natural human ability, that we all have within us, despite inner voices that tell us otherwise. 

This creativity, in its many forms, is a powerful resource for helping us to stay and feel sane, and thus more able to navigate a terribly overwhelming time in our long, long history. 

Collage as Self-Care with Jane Seaton

Being kind to ourselves is more needed than ever before, in a zillion ways. 

Being creative is one good way of being kind to ourselves. 

And we are all immensely creative.

Being creative is a universal, natural human ability, that we all have within us, despite inner voices that tell us otherwise. 

This creativity, in its many forms, is a powerful resource for helping us to stay and feel sane, and thus more able to navigate a terribly overwhelming time in our long, long history. 

Join us for a dream tending workshop with Jessica Proett

“Dreams are a way to engage deeply with our own souls. They reveal what may be hidden to our conscious minds. They can direct us, heal us, provoke us, and tell us things about our waking realities we may need to know to align deeper with our soul’s path.”

Living our Creativity - in life and art

I’m offering the first day of this new program as a gift to all -  come check out a unique way of self-care for overwhelming times

This program is both about making art - however we each naturally do that - and about reclaiming everyday creativity within our lives, to support staying present during challenging times - (but it’s not all serious!)

Centered: The Art of Mindfulness Cultivating Presence at the Potter’s Wheel

Fridays- 12pm-3pm 9/26-10/31

In this 6-week wheel-throwing class for adults, we explore pottery as a grounding, embodied, and expressive practice. Whether you're new to clay or returning with experience, this class invites you into deeper presence—at the wheel and within yourself. Through hands-on instruction, weekly themes, and guided mindfulness exercises, you’ll develop both ceramic skills and personal awareness.

CANCELED Join us for an insightful workshop about end of life planning and reflection hosted by The Grove and Tru Community Care’s The Conversation Project.

Join us for an evening of connection and reflection. Open to all working in the healing arts. Dinner included with V and GF options.

We will start at 1237 Pine St (Pine St Church) and then make our way to The Grove space 1235 Pine St.

RSVP to mary@bouldergrove.org - Please come even if you don’t RSVP!

Sean Prag is leading a bird walk September 17th at 8:30am at Twin Lakes Open Space (6500 Nautilus Drive, Boulder, CO)
Please contact Sean at 720-532-3256 to reserve your spot.

Herbal oils and salves have been used for centuries in herbal medicine for their wide range of therapeutic benefits, which vary based on the plant materials used.

In this workshop, you will learn some history and uses of herbal oils and salves and how to make them using a folk method. You will be able to take home an herbal oil you make during the class, as well as an herbal salve and instructions on how to turn your oil into a salve at home should you wish. 

Come ask your small business tax and accounting questions, including questions related to small business set up, bookkeeping, quickbooks, tax filings etc. This will operate as an open office hour type workshop. Mary is a CPA with a Masters in Taxation and is here to help troubleshoot your small business tax and accounting questions. This does not replace tax advice in a professional setting.

Flower essences are subtle yet powerful tools that support emotional and spiritual healing. Their supportive impact on the spiritual and emotional bodies can often positively impact all manifestations of a person (physical, mental, emotional, and spiritual). Flower essences capture the energetic imprint of the plant while utilizing the supportive properties of water. They contain no chemical components of plant materials, therefore do not interact with any medications and are safe for people (and pets) of all ages.

This workshop will teach you about what flower essences are, how to choose them to support your unique healing and wellness path, and how to make them. During the class, you will make yourself a flower essence and go home with another flower essence of your choice. 

ART TO THE RESCUE! can be a great way to decompress on a Saturday morning - a place in which to play like your real self, and/or maybe discover more about how you’re doing and being in this time when our lives - individually and collectively - are significantly challenged and uncertain.  

Join us for a dream tending workshop with Jessica Proett

“Dreams are a way to engage deeply with our own souls. They reveal what may be hidden to our conscious minds. They can direct us, heal us, provoke us, and tell us things about our waking realities we may need to know to align deeper with our soul’s path.”

ART TO THE RESCUE! can be a great way to decompress on a Saturday morning - a place in which to play like your real self, and/or maybe discover more about how you’re doing and being in this time when our lives - individually and collectively - are significantly challenged and uncertain.  

Herbal oils and salves have been used for centuries in herbal medicine for their wide range of therapeutic benefits, which vary based on the plant materials used.

In this workshop, you will learn some history and uses of herbal oils and salves and how to make them using a folk method. You will be able to take home an herbal oil you make during the class, as well as an herbal salve and instructions on how to turn your oil into a salve at home should you wish.