Join Wild Folklore and Rooted & Open for a special evening honoring the Summer Solstice. Celebrate midsummer's longest day with a delightful dinner amongst friends followed by a special ceremony.

Alyson of Wild Folklore will be preparing a delicious meal and dessert. We will discover flower meaning infused into our menu. Each dish is garnished or prepared with a flower, organically grown and safe to eat.

Shanti of Rooted & Open will be leading a special ceremony to honor the longest day of the year. The ceremony will be a shed and seed ceremony. Please bring an object, like a stick or rock that represents what you are ready to shed and each women will be gifted a seed to replace what was shed.

A station ...will be set up for you to create your own personalized body mist as you arrive. Dinner will start at 6:30 with an opening blessing.

D I N N E R
citrus-roasted Kokanee salmon • squash blossom tacos • roasted potatoes spears with chive blossoms and dill • summer salad with flower infused vinegar • charcuterie board with sliced meats, cheese, pickles and fruits

D E S S R T
calendula and flowering thyme shortbread cookies • fresh fruit tart

D R I N K S
wildflower lemonade • beer • tea • water

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$40 includes dinner, drinks of your choice, personalized body mist and ceremony.

This event is limited to 15 women.
Address will be provided to those who RSVP to rootedandopen@gmail.com