About this Event
The Healing Feast offers food and community for healing connections with self, others, the earth, and the sacred. Singer/songwriter and sacred space facilitator founded and facilitates this monthly series to share nurturing, globally-inspired food that is mindful of the earth, along with deep conversations, uplifting music, and embodied practices of aliveness. This month's Healing Feast celebrates DÃa de los Muertos (Day of the Dead) with the theme of Ancestral Feast, to create healing connections with ancestors and for future generations. The dialogue questions will be: What are the most important ancestors for you (by blood, spiritual tradition, or otherwise) and how do you connect with them? Where do you find resources and resilience in your ancestors? What aspects of their stories or patterns do you hope to heal for future generations?
This is our first time in Flint, MI, hosted by , a local force of good, and our featured facilitators are also natives of this wonderful town:
, a mother, wife, poet, emcee, author, publisher, and water protector, as well as an Earthwork Music artist along with Healing Feast founder Sari Brown.
, a space-holder, intuitive, momma, guide & friend who founded Hive Holistic, a community center and sanctuary for healing, growth, connection, and play.
Menu: Mexican Tamales, with mole chicken, red chile pork, and salsa verde vegan flavors, and Dulce de Calabaza, a traditional DÃa de los Muertos dessert of candied squash.
Tickets: Sliding scale tickets are available in advance or at the event as long as supplies last. Ticket prices are a few dollars more the day of the event. Through the generosity of participants, free tickets are available for people who have financial limitations and/or who feel they can best contribute to this event in other, non-monetary ways. (Contact us at [email protected] if you want to volunteer!) All types of tickets are now available to reserve directly on the EventBrite page.
Times: Registration, drinks, and mingling begins at 5 PM, dinner at 5:30 PM, participatory creative experience & dialogue 6:15-8:15 PM.
Location & Host: , 225 W. Court St., Flint, MI
Benefit:10% of all proceeds will be donated to , a non-profit supporting community residents in growing and accessing healthy food in order to reconnect with the land and each other.
Event Venue & Nearby Stays
Court Street United Methodist, 225 West Court Street, Flint, United States
USD 0.00 to USD 55.00
