pop-up candle making: thursdays oct 30 & nov 6, 5-6:30pm
This fall, join Jane Henry Bergmark and Dr. Carla Trigo for a supportive 13-week journey using artmaking, reflection, and community to process grief, foster resilience, and find renewed meaning. Tuesdays at 7pm.
7-8:30pm
The Harmonic Mindfulness Soundbath is a guided meditation experience with live wind instruments and binaural soundscapes, designed to relax the mind, support introspection, and invite deep emotional healing. Cushions and yoga mats are provided—bring whatever you need to feel comfortable.
7-8:30pm
This fall, join Jane Henry Bergmark and Dr. Carla Trigo for a supportive 13-week journey using artmaking, reflection, and community to process grief, foster resilience, and find renewed meaning. Tuesdays at 7pm.
7-8:30pm
Gather in community to honor the balance of light and dark through sharing, drumming, prayer, and reflection, ending with a Sacred Pipe Ceremony rooted in Muskogee and Anishinabe traditions.
6-8pm
This fall, join Jane Henry Bergmark and Dr. Carla Trigo for a supportive 13-week journey using artmaking, reflection, and community to process grief, foster resilience, and find renewed meaning. Tuesdays at 7pm.
7-8:30pm
This men’s circle offers a sacred, supportive space for authentic connection and personal growth. Through conversation and practice, participants cultivate deeper awareness, emotional honesty, and a renewed sense of brotherhood. Third Wednesdays of the month.
6-8pm

Join us for an evening of connection, gratitude, and ceremony. Together we’ll share in a circle of open communication, drumming, chanting, prayer, reflection, and healing.
We’ll close with a Sacred Pipe Ceremony, as passed down through the Muskogee and Anishinabe traditions.
Facilitated by: Jeremy Youst, Sacred Pipe carver and community Pipe Carrier
Third Sunday of the Month,
beginning Sunday, September 21
6:00-8:00 pm
Sliding Scale: $10–$30

Men’s Sacred Circle is a safe, healing, and reflective space for men to connect, share, and grow in community. Together we’ll create a “Culture of Loving Connection” through open dialogue, breathwork, meditation, and other co-creative practices that support emotional freedom and authenticity. All men who are ready to show up with honesty, respect, and a desire for healing are warmly welcome.
Facilitated by: Jeremy Youst
Third Wednesday of the Month,
beginning Weds. November 19
6:00-8:00 pm
Cost: $25

The BRAT JAM is a monthly queer and trans contact improvisation and somatic movement space. Each jam will have an opening and closing circle, and a beginner friendly guided warm-up that will lead into open jamming. This is a space for contact improv, somatic movement, stretching, dancing, wiggling, and community self-care. Co-facilitated by Leela Kelley, Ky Aldrich, and Em Megas Russell.
2-4 pm
Seasonal pop-up on Sundays (stay tuned)
Sliding Scale: $10-$20
No one turned away for lack of funds
Free for BIPOC dancers

Somatic psychotherapist and facilitator Em Megas-Russell leads participants in a group shake--wiggling, shaking and bouncing to a high-energy playlist--every month at the new moon. Shaking helps to release stuck energy and emotion, among many other benefits.
(Currently on summer break)

A regular offering for intimate groups who wish to experience the holistic healing the Heart Rose has to offer, including massage, tarot, zero balancing, PEMF, chakra balancing, and astrology. Spiritual Spa Day concludes with a blessing ceremony led by Tara and a nourishing, home-cooked lunch.
We are interested in collaborating with yoga teachers, pilates and zumba instructors, and all kinds of alternative healers or teachers to offer holistic healing classes and workshops for the Brattleboro community.
Within our historic building at 11 Green Street, we have a yoga studio that is outfitted with mats, cushions, and other accessories. We also have multiple event spaces to accommodate groups of any size.
Thank you for your patience. We are a small team with a big vision! We do our best to reply to each inquiry by email within 3 business days.

















