Celebrate, create, and connect during this Memorial Day weekend gathering as we mark the close of our 25th year and step into the summer season. The weekend is designed as a shared experience of reflection, celebration, creativity, and community connection.

This year’s program places a special emphasis on the arts. Across the weekend, a talented group of artists and facilitators will offer performances, workshops, and creative experiences in music, movement, visual art, and storytelling. You are warmly invited to enjoy their work and immerse yourself in the creative atmosphere, with no pressure to perform.

If you feel inspired to participate more actively, there will also be opportunities to learn directly from these artists and explore your own creative spark. Guided experiences in movement, music, visual art, and more will create space for self-expression and discovery.

These offerings will lead into a collaborative mini arts showcase and gala concert, celebrating the creativity that lives within this community.

Longtime Easton friends, community members, and first-time guests are all welcome. This is a chance to experience the heart of Easton, where people gather to celebrate, connect, and create together.

What to expect

Workshops and gatherings for personal growth, play, and connection
Story Sanctuary conversations where Easton voices share living history
Dreaming Sessions envisioning the next chapter of Easton’s future
Extended mealtimes for deeper conversations and time to enjoy the land
Celebrations including deck parties, dancing, games, and spontaneous fun
Creative opportunities in music, visual art, poetry, and performance
A mini arts showcase and gala concert highlighting community expression

The full schedule is still being finalized, but the activities and classes confirmed so far are available to explore.

Featured Artists, Facilitators & Creators

Richard Foerster, award-winning poet
Tim Cooley, resident yogi and massage therapist
Kathryn Wedderburn, contra dance leader and teacher
Bennie Guzman, visual artist, poet, arts educator, creative arts therapy
Dave Dietz, photographer and visual artist
Jack Miller, creative facilitator and play organizer
Jonathan Comisar, composer, pianist, and cantor
Randy Hall, composer, pianist, and singer
Mister Larrie, creative craft artist
Russell Halley, ritual facilitator and movement guide
Marco Antoima, culinary artist and photographer
Wyatt Mylius, facilitator of sound journeys

Rates and registration

Rates start at $595 per person and vary depending on your housing choice. All rates include:

Tuition for all workshops, circles, and activities
Housing in your selected accommodations
Three delicious meals a day, plus snacks and 24/7 tea & coffee
Access to all amenities, including the sauna, pond, hiking trails, temple, and more
Evening events, celebrations, and rituals
A supportive, welcoming space to be your full self, held by community and surrounded by nature

A wide range of shared and private housing options is available to suit different comfort levels and budgets, including tent camping, glamping tents, cabins, bunkhouse rooms, and guest house rooms.

👉 Click below to view pricing, housing options, and register.

Art event in Greenwich

Art event in Greenwich