What helps you feel energized and inspired?

What brings joy to your inner child?

Bring 1–3 items from home that connect to these questions—these will help you create your personal creative space.

You’re also welcome (optional) to bring:

Art materials (markers, paints, stickers, fabric, collage, etc.)
A musical instrument or piece of writing
An unfinished creative project
Notes, drawings, or reflections from the Embodiment Circle
A journal or sketchbook

We’ll also have plenty of materials available for you to play with.

Throughout the day, everything is optional.

You’re always welcome to move at your own rhythm—wander through Hammock Hills, rest, journal, or return to tea and snacks whenever you need.

This is a space to be, express, explore, and celebrate all that you’ve lived and grown into.

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Earth Day Open Farm

Join us on April 22, anytime between 2-5pm for a special open house at the farm as we celebrate the launch of our new digital home hammock.earth and gather in the spirit of ecological belonging.

This will be a relaxed afternoon on the land—an opportunity to connect with nature, with each other, and what we’re growing together.

🌱 What to expect:

fun hands-on activities,
a relaxed farm gathering with tea and light refreshments,
an introduction to 2026 Hammock.earth programs and our new website around 3:30pm,
a space to connect and celebrate our beautiful planet together.

Whether you’re a long-time supporter, a new member of our community or the media, we would love to welcome you.

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What if starting a food garden felt simple, aligned, and deeply nourishing? It absolutely can!

In this 90-min online workshop, you’ll be guided through the key questions and top tips to begin with clarity and confidence. Join us online on Earth Day Wed April 22 between 7pm-8:30pm.

Together, we’ll take an ecological approach to planning your garden, one that honours time, space, and all the intricate living systems that work together to support growth.

You’ll learn and leave with:

A polyculture approach (and what that means!),
Tools to plan your garden,
A list of next steps to get started,
A community of support,
A deeper sense of how and why you grow food.

We’ll also gather your questions and barriers to shape future, in person, hands-on workshops at the farm.

Designed specifically for anyone seeking a meaningful, regenerative way to grow food or start their first garden. No prior knowledge of growing is needed to attend this workshop.

Come as you are (PJ’s encouraged), get cozy - bring water, tea and any items to help you feel supported, and let’s begin with where you are and start with what you have. See you soon!

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TRE is a gentle, body-led practice to release stress. You can read more about it here: https://hammock.earth/library/tre

You may have felt it before, after a long cry, a deep stretch, or a moment of shaking after something intense. The body has its own language for letting go. TRE (Tension & Trauma Release Exercises) is a simple, powerful way to access that wisdom.

Every month, we do an online session where you’ll learn how to safely act

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