Name: Houston| Day 336| Reclaim the Light of Humanity | Hold the Light
Start: 2025-12-21T15:00:00-06:00
End: 2025-12-21T16:00:00-06:00
Location: Eleanor Tinsley Park (Open field area)

Houston| Day 336| Reclaim the Light of Humanity | Hold the Light

For 3 minutes and 36 seconds, together in unity, compassion,and collective light, we'll stand up against the darkness of hate and division.
About this Event

Day 336 | Reclaim the Light of Humanity | Hold the Light 🕯
For 3 minutes and 36 seconds, together in unity, compassion,and collective light, we'll stand up against the darkness of hate and division.
The devastation and chaos that's happening across the world is slowly overtaking our humanity. We cannot let darkness win. We must unite to reclaim the light of humanity.

We'll picnic & socialize before saying a few words on honor of the commitment to hold the light including a moment of silence for those impacted by violence and hatred across the world.

WHEN
On,12/21/25, the day of Winter Solstice, the darkest day of the year in the Northern Hemisphere, we unite as a collective as a symbolic commitment to hold the light and replace division with unity, despair with hope, and hate with love, for ourselves and others.

Where
Join Day 336 in Houston, Tx. Can't make it? Join us online. See the online event listing.
Email [email protected] if you'd like to volunteer as a lead Lightkeeper to organize an in-person Lighthouse Circle locally.

Call to Action:
Will you hold the light with me? If so, join us online or in-person or visit www.day336.org or email us at [email protected] to join the movement, take the pledge, sign up for our newsletter, or download the Lightkeeper Toolkit™ so that you can lead a Lighthouse Circle™ near you.

Use hashtags #day336, #holdthelight #holdthelight2025, #reclaimthelight #reclaimthelight2025 #reclamationday2025

Resources and activities designed to engage and build community will be available at wwwday336.org for those who take the pledge to be Lightkeepers™ willing to hold the light in their everyday lives, and for those who are unable to do so themselves.