** THIS EVENT HAS COMPLETELY SOLD OUT. NO FURTHER TICKETS AVAILABLE ONLINE OR ON THE DAY. THANKS FOR YOUR UNDERSTANDING **

You are invited to a very special event in northern NSW this winter SOULstice weekend.

Join us as we gather to celebrate and explore what it means to birth the new feminine energy in our changing world and share a joyful space for new friendships and connections.

During this one-day journey in a beautiful venue and tranquil setting, you’ll:

Begin with blissful sound healing
Balance your divine masculine and feminine energies
Contribute to a group mandala
Hear from an amazing speaker
Enjoy space for self reflection or try West African drumming
Meet like-minded soulful women
Eat yummy food
Be inspired for the rest of 2024!

Winter solstice is the longest night of the year and this time provides a beautiful canvas for contemplation and introspection, completion and renewal. At this time, we connect deeply within, reflecting on the past year, releasing anything that no longer serves us and setting intentions for a new year to come. As women, when we go deep within, balancing our divine inner masculine and feminine energies, transmuting our darkness into light, we restore balance and create a sacred space for rebirth for our selves and the evolution of our world.

MEET SOME OF YOUR FACILITATORS

To open the day, we will enjoy a beautiful sound healing with Gillian J Tubbs to bring us into our centres, and attune and balance our energies around this powerful natural cycle.

We will then hear from a wonderful speaker, Kirsty Greenshields. When this high-achieving Army Intelligence Officer succumbed to anxiety and depression, she realised she could no longer suffer in silence and redesigned her life. Becoming a naturopath turned Lead Facilitator for the Emergent Leaders Foundation, Kirsty found her authentic voice to inspire and lead others. Through her fascinating life story and infectious energy, she shares her wisdom, assisting others to awaken something within and live a more powerful life – not a fairytale life – in which challenges make them stronger and help them create greater meaning for themselves and the world around them.

For those that like to get their groove on, you will have the opportunity to try West African drumming with passionate long time teacher and performer, Heather Elwell. Heather leads the Loose Grooves African Drumming group in the Northern Rivers, a space for creativity and experiencing the joy, rejuvenation and healing that flows naturally from discovering your innate sense of rhythm. (Please note this activity has maximum space for 12).

WHAT TO EXPECT

Doors open at 8.30AM for a 9AM start. Please allow plenty of time to find the venue, get yourself settled and make yourself a cuppa.

Lunch and refreshments will be provided with a range of dietary options that include gluten-free, vegetarian and vegan.

What to bring:

A water bottle, cushion (if you prefer to sit on the floor), blanket and other comfort items as you like. Chairs will otherwise be provided.
Something from nature - such as a flower, crystal or piece of driftwood - to contribute to the mandala.
An open heart and mind!

Please note that due to the nature of this event, pets and children are not permitted.

Barkers Vale Public School is located between Nimbin and Kyogle. The event will be held in their beautiful roundhouse directly across the road. There is plenty of free on-street parking available.

TICKETS

Bookings closed the evening of Thursday 20th June. This event is now completely sold out.

No refunds available, however ticket holders can transfer their ticket to someone else by emailing us by Saturday 22 June.

For more information please email creativecommunitiesconnect@gmail.com.