About this Event
Join us for a hands-on fire-making workshop rooted in ancestral knowledge and seasonal renewal.
You’ll learn multiple fire-starting techniques—from hand drill and flint & steel to solar, magnesium, and other modern survival methods. Along the way, we’ll explore how fire has connected humans to nature, tradition, and transformation across millennia.
In both Mesoamerican and Celtic traditions, fire was a sacred force that marked new beginnings, honored seasonal change, and gathered people together in the darkest time of year. The New Year was often kindled with flame.
In this afternoon workshop, we’ll:
- Practice friction and spark-based fire techniques
- Learn how to select, prepare, and care for your materials
- Discuss the symbolic role of fire across cultures
- Offer a written intention to the flames, welcoming the light of a new year
Whether you're new to fire-making or returning to refine your skills, this workshop offers a powerful way to connect with the land, the season, and yourself.
🌿 All materials provided. Beginners welcome.
📍Exact meeting spot will be sent after registration.
Event Venue & Nearby Stays
Hahamongna Watershed Park, 4550 Oak Grove Drive, Pasadena, United States
USD 45.00
