About this Event
New York has a wild pulse underneath the concrete. We're going to find it.
An evening devoted to moving beyond the loud human-centered story of NYC and into her wild and feral nature.
We'll first gather in Prospect Park then wander the city, weaving a few ancestral skills passed down in our lineages of clay, cordage, fire by friction and foraging. The night will be threaded with storytelling, conversation and somatic practices to make one big roving ritual.
We'll end wherever mystery takes us
Wear comfy shoes & something to stay warm.
*Your spot is only reserved once you’ve paid. If you can’t afford the price, reach out. We want to make these events accessible while still supporting ourselves.
Brought to you by the Narrative Animal team of wilderness guides, storytellers, and somatic practitioners from Australia.
Yonke- Previous Alone contestant, Yonke brings a wealth of lived experience in bushcraft, fibre arts, and earth-based ceremony. She is especially passionate about guiding others to reconnect with ancestral skills and the rhythms of the natural world, inviting people to slow down, listen, and remember their place in the great web of life.
Adam- Adam is a writer, strategist, IFS & somatic coach, and an internal wilderness guide.He weaves myth and movement through all his work and challenges others to engage more deeply with life. He was not a participant on Alone (there really is only one Yonke)
Anna- Anna is a writer, wilderness guide and systems dreamer and has been living nomadically for over a decade. She is the author of Do Wildness Her work explores the meeting place of ecology, mythology and settler inheritance, asking what it means to live in right relationship in a time of unravelling.
These event series are part of the US book tour of Do: Wildness by Anna McCracken.
*We acknoweldge that we are meeting on the unceded land of Lenapehoking, and pay deep respects to the the Munsee Lenape people who have held and continue to hold the stewarding and caretaking of land, cuture and lore despite the violences of colonisation.
Event venue & nearby stays
Four Eagles Prospect Park, 465 Flatbush Ave, Brooklyn, United States