Monthly Workshop
Fire Cider Making 11/21
Celebrating the season of cold
Explore the element of fire and toast to the harvest with roots, peppers, garlic, honey, and vinegar.
In this hands-on workshop, we’ll explore resourceful ingredients, traditional herbal preparations, and the connections between immune, gut, and mental health. We’ll share stories and family traditions around how we care for ourselves and one another through the colder months.
You’ll leave with your very own jar of Fire Cider to share with the people you love.
4pm - 6pm | location: ARMADILLO MOON | Suggested Price $35 | Register Here
“The heart that breaks open can contain the whole universe.”
Morning Movement:
for nourishing the quiet
NEXT ROUND COMING SOON!
SEASONAL RETREATS
Come away. Slow down. Remember each other.
Armadillo Moon is delighted to invite you to our first annual Couples Retreat in the heart of the Pacific Northwest.
This Valentine’s, leave the schedules, screens, errands, and everyday noise behind—and make a little room for you and your honey.
A weekend devoted to slowing down, getting cozy, playing together, and reconnecting in ways that feel genuine, playful, nourishing, and just a little bit indulgent.
What to expect…
♥ Guided art-making & something beautiful to take home
♥ Delicious meals shared around the table
♥ Movement, relaxation & time to simply be
♥ Sensual touch techniques designed for couples to explore together
♥ Soaking & sauna
♥ Fireside conversations
♥ Sweet surprises & memories to cherish
♥ Plenty of unhurried time to enjoy each other
Think warm fires, good food, bare feet, deep breaths, laughter, lingering conversations, and the simple pleasure of having nowhere else to be.
Come celebrate the person you love—and give yourselves permission to slow down enough to really feel it.
More Details coming soon.
Space will be limited
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Welcome to the Community Healing Circle for Those Who Heal
At Armadillo Moon, we’re creating an intentional space for connection, reflection, and shared humanity.
In professions where we spend so much of ourselves caring for others, there isn't always room to acknowledge the experiences we carry ourselves. We don't have to hold it all alone.
This circle is an invitation to pause, come together, and touch in—to share space, listen, reflect, and remember that those who care for others deserve spaces where they, too, can be held.
