Creating spaces in dialogue with our environment includes inhabiting our own bodies and creating space for play and healthy risk. By developing self-sovereignty and interdependence in our creative practices, we move away from scarcity-based, capitalist, white supremacist, and ableist models that block our creative pleasure and, therefore, creative potential.
Workshops and playshops are guided by an ethos of learning-by-doing. Recent offerings featured below:
YOUTH PROGRAMMING
BUILDING HABITAT
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With Restorative Landscape Design and Hutchinson Elementary School (2025-2026)
ADULT PROGRAMMING
SITE//VISIT
- Writing with the Land with Cass Eddington and Lighthouse Writers Workshop 2025 LitFest (6/6/25)
NECTAR
- Native Plants, Pollinators, and Collective Pleasure with Cass Eddington (5/24/25)
- Relief Printing with Kestrel Babcock & Trajectories Press (5/26/25)
- Collective Pleasure at the Denver Botanic Gardens with Cass Eddington and George Delaney (6/13/25)