What's On in Orange

Late winter moves quietly, carrying a soft, almost imperceptible promise. Kristin Hotchkiss This walk is an invitation to slow, soften, and inhabit the space between seasons. Racebrook Tract As the earth makes its gradual turn toward spring, the soil loosens, water stirs beneath fallen leaves, and the first birdsong threads the air. Together, we pause with reverence—honoring the Indigenous stewards who tended this land long before us—and open ourselves to the subtle wisdom these woods continue to offer. Our Time Together Includes: Opening circle with gentle grounding meditation A series of sensory invitations Periods of silence and reflection Guided sit spot or meditation, with optional journaling Gentle, yoga-inspired movement Closing circle for reflections This walk is for women who long to inhabit quiet presence, move gently with breath and body, and attune to the tender unfolding of the season.

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