Join us for an afternoon of learning, crafting, and deep conversation.

This workshop will be held in Tai Tapu, address supplied upon ticket confirmation.

Numbers are limited to ten women.

Tiare has been dedicated to connect individuals and communities through her love of weaving and teaching style.

For a number of years, she has taught and inspired people to create with this resilient plant, harakeke (flax).

Whether you're a beginner or looking to refine your skills, come and embark on this journey together, weaving stories, skills, and connections that will last a lifetime.

In this workshop you will learn new skills, customs and protocols (Tikanga Māori) around the harvesting of flax and health and safety. Tiare will be giving step-by-step guidance in weaving a small kete.

All material and tools provided.

Please bring your water bottle and a plate of snacks to share.

Herbal Teas provided.

Woven Maori

About Red Tent Aotearoa-

"What women want is CONNECTION.
Not on a superficial level, but a REAL connection and support."

~Jill Natalia (RTA founder)

The Red Tent is a place for women to feel that connection and to offer and receive that support.
We want to help women to free themselves from the isolation of today’s modern world and find their tribe.

Red Tent Aotearoa has the aim to connect, collaborate, and create a community of strong and educated women in a supportive & nurturing environment.
We establish community networks and support between women by hosting local gatherings, and events in what we call 'Red Tents.'

Red Tent Aotearoa is not religious, and we invite anyone who identifies as female from 11 years + from all walks of life.
It’s our hope for everyone who enters each Red Tent to experience a sense of belonging, sisterhood, and strength that stays with them from then on.

Any questions please reach out to Jill: redtentaotearoa@gmail.com

If the cost is prohibitive please get in touch.

To become a member of this magical movement - https://www.jillnatalia.co.nz/membership-red-tent-aotearoa/

Membership is a sliding scale from $20 annually, pay what you think this movement is worth.

Membership fees go to admin, supporting the facilitators, & opening more Red Tents!

Space is limited, please register via Humanitix so we can plan for your arrival.

FAQ:
What is the Red Tent and what do you do there?
The Red Tent movement is worldwide and stemmed from the book The Red Tent written by Anita Diamant.
Red Tents are spaces created by women, for women to come each month and share their stories, relax, feel nurtured, seen, and heard.
There is nothing required of you and the main goal is for you to relax, recharge and reset.

Each month at Red Tent Aotearoa is different, we invite a different woman to share her story, experience and interest with us so that we all can learn and become more confident. Some of our themes in the past have been; The Power of Pleasure, The Power of Identity, The Power of Grief, The Power of Menstrual Cycle Awareness, The Power of the Spoken Word, The Power of Positive Touch, and The Power of Humility.

Our belief is that 'Power-with' instead of 'Power-over' will change the world.

Who is the host and why does she do this?

We have many Red Tent Aotearoa trained facilitators across the country.
Each Red Tent is hosted by someone different.

Jill Natalia is the founder of the Red Tent Aotearoa and Red Tent Australia Associations.
She is a Holistic Counsellor and Business Mentor with Conscious Consulting NZ. Born in Ōtautahi, Christchurch, she left when she was 18 and returned 28 years later in 2020.

Jill is a community-focused change-maker with a devotion to non-profit organisations and a passion for non-violent communication. She has dedicated the last 11 years of her life to starting, growing, and sharing Red Tent Australia and now Red Tent Aotearoa. Organisations that helps start and support the birthing of Red Tent circles all over the country. Jill believes in the power of Red Tent circles to heal the women of the world and in doing so the ripple effect will be felt across the globe.

What do I bring?
Please bring a snack to share, and a journal to capture aha moments and your water bottle. Some warm socks in winter and maybe even a blankie so you can be cozy. Bring an open heart and a longing for connection.

Do I need to print my ticket?
No, we will have a list of attendees and will have already made space for you in our hearts.

What type of women come to Red Tent?
Women from all age groups, all backgrounds, beliefs, and countries. Women who are ready for a shift, women who are tired of the status quo, women who want deeper connection to themselves and others.