Tucked into seven acres of wild wetland in Minnetonka, on the unceded homelands of the Dakota people, the regular events at our Hidden Sanctuary are a place to slow down and remember. Here the frogs sing in spring, the geese pass over in fall, and the long winter nights hold us close around the fire.

We gather because we know that healing is collective. Our ancestors knew this. They breathed together, sang together, grieved and celebrated together, and tended the land as kin. Our gatherings are an invitation back into that kind of belonging: with each other, with the earth, and with the parts of ourselves that have been waiting to come home.

To help us reconnect with nature’s rhythms, our gatherings intentionally follow the movement and turning of the seasons. Some nights we breathe. Some nights we learn. Some nights we simply sit together and let ourselves be seen.

Every offering is held with care, priced with access in mind, and open to all who feel called.

Come join us. The circle is waiting.