Find Everything You Need to Know About This Year’s Conference and Retreat!

We are thrilled to be coming together for our FIRST full weekend event!

Come for the Day, or Come for the Entire Weekend.

We are Here to Hold you.

The Weekend Overview

Siren Soiree featuring:

*Herbal Mocktail and Lifting Libations Hour: Meet and Greet with Your Contributors

*Gallery Psychic Reading by Jeanette Loftus Hart

*Tapas Style Dinner by She Fancy Catering

*Alex Canavan, CNYWN “Cultivating a Collective”

*Dance Floor Church Somatic Movement Ceremony with Tere Marie and Shanna Fiorucci of Rise Align Shine

Saturday, The Heartbeat:

-Full day of programming: workshops, speakers, movement classes, ceremonies and experiences (10am-7PM)

-Farm to table lunch

-Intuitive readings, energy work and services

-Artisan Market

-Motherline Ceremony

-Yoni Steam Ceremony (optional add on)

-Evening Nosh Reception

-Sacred Sister Circle

-Community Fire

Sunday, A Day of Reflection and Reverence:

-Morning Meditation

-Morning Yoga

-Intuitive readings, energy work and services

-Artisan Market

-The Witness to Injustice Blanket Exercise: This program is a participatory education experience that shares the disturbing history of the effects of colonization on Indigenous Peoples.

-Closing Ceremony

Frequently Asked Questions

Many of your questions can be answered by visiting the ticketing page, but here’s a few popular ones answered below!

Do I have to come for the whole weekend?

Nope, although we suggest you do! You can come for Friday ONLY, Saturday ONLY, or the entire weekend. 

What time does the event open?

Friday-you may arrive at 12PM to set up your campsite, programming starts at 3PM

Saturday- Gates open at 9am, programming starts at 9:15am and ends at approximately 10pm

Sunday- Programming starts at 9am and ends at 3pm

What should I bring? Do I need a yoga mat?

For the conference itself, you will want to bring:

-a yoga mat

-water bottle

-mug for hot drinks

-a journal

-sensible shoes, dress in layers

-raingear if the weather reports a need

-cash for vendor marketplace

-a plate/flatware for lunch (save the planet! reduce the need for plastics!)

-a blanket or camp chair for seating (some chairs provided but not enough for everyone)

What meals are included?

If you purchased a weekend pass, dinner Friday, lunch Saturday  and a snack reception Saturday are covered. All other meals will be on your own (lunch Friday, brekkie Saturday, dinner Saturday, brekkie and lunch Saturday). Please bring your coolers and camp cooking gear!

Are all the speakers and workshops included in admission?

All of our scheduled speakers, ceremonies, classes and workshops are included in your admission (aside from the Yoni Steam, which is a 30$ add-on contact Tracey at traceyebaumwicks@verizon.net if you wish to register). Energy workers, intuitive readers and other service providers will be offering goods and services at their booths, which may or may not incur extra fees.

What type of bathroom facilities are on site?

Bathrooms are RUSTIC- they are porto-potties with handwashing stations. They are aplenty, and cleaned regularly! There is a LIMITED ACCESS sink with hot, running water if you need it, just find one of your hostesses and we can direct you to it 

Can we swim in the pond?

No. The pond is not for swimming, there’s lots of critters and weeds in there. We have a SMALL pool to take a ‘lil dip in if the summer sun shines upon us

Is there drinking water on site?

YES-There is plenty of clean drinking water on site in two the large “water buffalos”. Please bring your water bottles, and be cautious not to touch your bottle mouth to the spigot of the buffalo, in order to reduce any transmission of germs! 

Is ice for coolers available on site?

No. Ice is NOT available on site

Can we build a fire at our campsite?

You may build a fire on your campsite but you MUST HAVE A METAL FIRE PIT or RING OF STONES at the site to build the fire in!! Wood is available for purchase on site. 

Is there Accessible and RV camping?

YES! Please email theintentionalfeminine@gmail.com to reserve your space!

What are the campsites like?

Campsites are available in the woods and in the fields. They are on a first come, first serve basis. Bring all your essential camping gear with you, you may drop off your gear NEAR the main lodge, but will need to walk it into your site. Wagons and wheelbarrows are available to help you transport your gear. (Pro-tip…. if you’ve never set up your tent or tarps before, it’s a good idea to give it a dry run at home before the conference!) If you need an idea of what to bring, in terms of camping gear, here’s a nice checklist! 

• Camping gear (Tents & Shelters, Sleeping Bags & Beds

• Cooler and/or water jugs to refill Lantern / flashlight / headlamp (AND extra batteries!)

• Reusable water bottle (or two!)

• Camping chairs

• Food for meals and snacks

• Rain gear (failure to bring it increases the chance of rain)

• Layers for cooler weather

• Something sparkly or sexy for Friday night’s Soiree

• Extra shoes/sneakers(can be wet from dew in the AMs)

• Mud boots (in case it rains)

• Bug spray (we recommend without DEET – be green!)

• Sunscreen (lots of it)

• A hat for shade

• A book to read

• Sunglasses

• Trash Bags for your site trash

• Toilet paper (we provide plenty, but some backup is always a good idea)

• Small stove or grill

• Earplugs (for sleeping)

• Portable speakers or radio

• A shade structure or tarp if camping in the field

• Toiletries that make no-water bathing comfortable (wipes, hydrosols etc)

• A camp shower (if you NEED a shower)