Join artists Koyoltzintli and Sasha Botanica for The Voice She Carried: Female Flute in Ancient Sound—a four-month sculpting journey exploring ancient feminine sound traditions. Create your own anthropomorphic flute inspired by the Chorrera, the world’s oldest known female flute. Meets monthly Jan–Apr in Rosendale, NY.

Join a hands-on women’s workshop at Anima Mundi Brooklyn weaving menstrual cycle wisdom with ritual clay sculpting. Create a goddess or yoni altar figure.

Sasha and Halyna are organizing monthly fiber meet-ups through the winter—a simple, welcoming space to sit down with your project, meet other fiber artists, and pick up new tips and techniques from the community. Bring whatever you’re working on: crochet, knitting, spinning, embroidery etc!

Time: 11am–3pm
Dates:
• January 15
• February 19
• March 19

Location: Gardiner Bakehouse in Gardiner NY

For questions or details, reach out to Halyna at halynashepko@gmail.com or 845-255-5936

The opening gathering of the Body as Moon series explores the dark moon phase of the menstrual cycle through clay ritual, goddess sculpture, and embodied wisdom.

Join artists Koyoltzintli and Sasha Botanica for The Voice She Carried: Female Flute in Ancient Sound—a four-month sculpting journey exploring ancient feminine sound traditions. Create your own anthropomorphic flute inspired by the Chorrera, the world’s oldest known female flute. Meets monthly Jan–Apr in Rosendale, NY.

Sasha and Halyna are organizing monthly fiber meet-ups through the winter—a simple, welcoming space to sit down with your project, meet other fiber artists, and pick up new tips and techniques from the community. Bring whatever you’re working on: crochet, knitting, spinning, embroidery etc!

Time: 11am–3pm
Dates:
• January 15
• February 19
• March 19

Location: Gardiner Bakehouse in Gardiner NY

For questions or details, reach out to Halyna at halynashepko@gmail.com or 845-255-5936

Join Sasha and Halyna for an afternoon learning the basics of cross stitch and embroidery. Rooted in folk handcraft traditions, this introductory workshop grounds participants in stitching as both skill and practice. Participants will learn a selection of foundational stitches while creating a stitch sampler to take home.

All materials are provided, along with tea and an herbal baked good.
Held at Mokosh Ukrainian Weaving Center in New Paltz.
Open to complete beginners.

A women’s creative ritual blending menstrual cycle wisdom, fertility awareness, and devotional clay sculpting. Create a goddess or yoni altar figure while exploring cyclical body knowledge in a grounded, hands-on workshop. No art experience needed. Herbal tea and snacks provided.

Join us for the 6th Annual Artisans Handmade Holiday Market in Kingston, NY on Saturday, November 29 from 11AM–4PM at the Old Dutch Church. Celebrate the season the day after Black Friday with local artists, handmade gifts, and heartfelt connections. Free admission—shop small, meet the makers, and reimagine holiday giving!

Join us in High Falls, NY for a casual Samhain gathering with community, Qigong, herbal tea, and firelit conversation. Explore the gifts of mugwort as a plant ally for intuition, dreaming, and seasonal reflection.

This Forage and Dye workshop will feature Black Walnut, which we will gather together and transform into a dye bath. Experiment with silk scraps, ribbons, and yarn on your own lap loom to weave your own textural tapestry - layering together naturally dyed materials to create a piece that reflects the shifting landscape around us.

Explore intuitive nature practices in this afternoon workshop in Gardiner NY. Reawaken ancestral ways of sensing, listening, and communicating with the living world.

This Forage and Dye workshop will feature Mulberry, which we will gather together and transform into a dye bath. Experiment with silk scraps, ribbons, and yarn on your own lap loom to weave your own textural tapestry - layering together naturally dyed materials to create a piece that reflects the shifting landscape around us.

This is an invitation to slow down, listen deeply, and explore what it means to embody reverence through creation. The act of sculpting becomes a ritual—rooting us in ancestral memory and awakening a sense of connection to the earth, to our bodies, and to the timeless lineage of those who have created sacred art in devotion.

This is an invitation to slow down, listen deeply, and explore what it means to embody reverence through creation. The act of sculpting becomes a ritual—rooting us in ancestral memory and awakening a sense of connection to the earth, to our bodies, and to the timeless lineage of those who have created sacred art in devotion.

Join us for Dreaming with Artemisia, a sunset gathering at Tweefontein Herb Farm on Friday, June 27th.
We’ll gather fresh mugwort from the land and distill it together in Sasha’s copper alembic. While the still simmers, we’ll sip mugwort tea and open space for shared dream conversation.

Please bring a dream to share—one that lingers or perplexes you—and a journal or sketchbook for reflection and creation. You’ll leave with your own bottle of freshly distilled mugwort hydrosol, a gift from the dreaming plant to carry you through the veil.

Come visit Sasha at the Beacon Farmers Market, where she will be offering a seasonal selection of foraged and handcrafted herbal products, from wildcrafted tinctures and salves to botanical skincare. Stop by to explore what’s fresh and in season, connect with the plants, and check out the herbal workshops she’s offering this season! 

This Forage and Dye workshop will feature Mugwort, which we will gather together and transform into a dye bath. Experiment with silk scraps, ribbons, and yarn on your own lap loom to weave your own textural tapestry - layering together naturally dyed materials to create a piece that reflects the shifting landscape around us.

Join us for an intimate sculpting workshop held in the sanctuary of the Goddess Temple. Together, we will work with clay foraged from the land to sculpt goddess figurines, drawing inspiration from ancient Neolithic traditions. These figurines, found across the world, are some of the earliest known expressions of the sacred feminine—embodying fertility, mystery, earth wisdom, and the generative power of life.

Come visit Sasha at the Beacon Farmers Market, where she will be offering a seasonal selection of foraged and handcrafted herbal products, from wildcrafted tinctures and salves to botanical skincare. Stop by to explore what’s fresh and in season, connect with the plants, and check out the herbal workshops she’s offering this season! 

Join us for Flower Medicine, the first workshop in the Gathering the Green: Food & Medicine Series. In this hands-on workshop, we will explore the art of cooking, baking and making medicine with flowers—learning how to craft floral honeys, vinegars, and syrups that capture both the beauty and medicine of the blossoms.