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You’re invited to International Red Tent DaySaturday 8th November | 11am–2pm
The Quakers Centre, 217 Ferry Road, Ōtautahi
✨ A free community gathering for all who feel the call.
Whether you’ve been journeying with Red Tent Aotearoa for years, haven’t joined us in a while, or have been watching quietly from the sidelines—this is your moment to step in.
We're opening this event to all genders.
This year’s International Red Tent Day is themed around food, memory, and connection.
We invite you to bring a plate that holds a story — something that carries a memory, a tradition, or a feeling. It might be your grandmother’s recipe, a comfort food from childhood, or a dish that reminds you of a time when you felt deeply connected. Please don't stress about this, if you're not a cook bring something bought or foraged, it's all good.
During our time together, we’ll share our food and the stories behind them, weaving nourishment with storytelling, and remembering the ways women have always fed and nurtured each other — body and soul.
Our conversation will also explore finding your tribe and creating the world we want for our children’s children.
Please register via Humanitix (it’s free) so we can plan for your arrival.
Questions?
Email:
[email protected]
About International Red Tent Day
The Red Tent Revolution is here — and growing!
Only a few decades ago, “Red Tent” meant nothing more than camping gear. Since the release of Anita Diamant’s The Red Tent in 1997, women all over the world have been reclaiming the ancient tradition of gathering in circle — to share stories, wisdom, and sisterhood.
Founded by DeAnna Lam in Mexico City, International Red Tent Day celebrates this global movement of women remembering what it means to sit in sacred space together. The film Things We Don’t Talk About: Women’s Stories from the Red Tent helped spread the vision worldwide — including to Jill Natalia, who birthed Red Tent Australia in 2013 and Red Tent Aotearoa in 2020.
About Red Tent Aotearoa
At the heart of Red Tent Aotearoa is connection — real, grounded, nourishing connection.
We exist to help women free themselves from isolation, find their tribe, and build community through shared stories and support.
Our gatherings are are non-religious, inclusive, and heart-centred.
Bring:
• A plate of food that holds a story — and be ready to share it
Curiosity to build community and an open heart 💗
Questions, membership renewal or registration:
📧 [email protected]
www.jillnatalia.co.nz/membership-red-tent-aotearoa
https://events.humanitix.com/international-red-tent-day
Come sit with us.
Come share your stories and your food.
Come remember what it feels like to belong.
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217 Ferry Rd, Waltham, Christchurch 8011, New Zealand, 217 Ferry Rd, Waltham, Christchurch 8011, New Zealand, Christchurch
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