About this Event
Join Tilila (Khadija El Barkaoui), founder of Coelle Travel, for an intimate Moroccan ancestral tea ritual rooted in her Amazigh heritage and the traditions of the Indigenous Amazigh people of North Africa.
Rooted in the culture of gathering, hospitality, and sharing tea, this experience invites us to slow down, reconnect with ourselves, and spend time together through simple rituals and shared stories.
At the heart of the ceremony are 3 herbal tea blends, each offering a different sensory experience and an invitation to pause, reflect, and connect. Through the preparation and sharing of tea, we will explore the meaning of ritual, the relationship between people and plants, and the role of tea in bringing people together across generations.
The gathering will also include guided breathwork, healing songs, and storytelling inspired by desert life, ancestral memory, and Amazigh cultural traditions.
This is not a performance or a formal lesson, but a shared space for presence, curiosity, listening, and connection. Whether you come to explore a different cultural tradition, experience the ritual of tea, or simply enjoy an afternoon of stories and community, you are welcome.
What to Expect
- 3 rounds of herbal tea blends and an ancestral tea ritual
- Guided breathwork and moments of reflection
- Healing songs and sound
- Desert storytelling and Amazigh ancestral wisdom
- An opportunity to gather, share, and connect in community.
Date & Time
November 12 | 5–7 PM
Location
Baba’s Cafe
Peaks Island, Maine
Hosted by
Khadija El Barkaoui (Tilila)
Coelle Travel | Travel With Purpose
207-312-0643
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Event venue & nearby stays
Baba’s Cafe, 79 Island Avenue, Portland, United States
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