We gather once again in the Grove of the Goddess, in the fresh air of the mountains, by the waters, on this sacred earth, with fire in our hearts and in the spirit of community and transformation… to grow, to learn, to evolve, to be the change.

What does it mean to be a Robin Hood in these times? What can we learn from this classic story of courage, cunning, and communal care? What magick can we grow together? What skills will we develop to reshape our world in perilous times?

This year, we return to the forest, to the Goddess, to the realms of mystery; to hone our focus and our tools, to craft rituals of power and protection around defending our forests, our fellow beings, and our values. 

The world needs our activism and our resiliency. It needs our art and our passion. We gather to build a regenerative community in the face of oppression and tyranny, to take on the dangerous work of rewriting the narrative, to tell stories that heal, foster hope, and offer skills for a brighter, more balanced future.

Stories and skills to empower ourselves and one another, wherever we are coming from, and with whatever we have to offer, to reweave the world with a deeper reverence for justice.

This year, we also turn our attention to the collective spirit that emerges when people commit to sharing power, resources, responsibility, and care. 

Asking ourselves: 

What internal skills must we cultivate in our bodies? Courage, regulation, presence, humility?

What external skills must we build in our ecosystems? Communication, conflict navigation, mutual aid, shared leadership?

Together, we will explore some of the skills required for true power‑sharing and practice the magick of redistributing power as a living, breathing act of justice, reciprocity, and enchantment. 

We gather to remember that another world is possible, and that we are the ones who must build it.

Come into the forest with us… 

Join the merry pranksters… 

Come to the grove of the Goddess…