The Sacred Vibes Annual Spiritual Herbalism conference currently in its' 7th year is an intersectional gathering for herbalism, spirituality, and the global community of healing practitioners. This year, we are hosting a three-day event virtually and in person—the Historic Weeksville Heritage Center in Brooklyn, NY, is our host for the Conference's exciting in-person event.  

This year's theme, A Healer in Every Home, is incredible special to us! This year we explore what it means to feel at home, be healed at home, a crafter and a healer in your home. It will be a weekend of soul-filling community presence, deeply inspiring workshops and guest speaker talks by teacher committed to taking an intentional step towards creating more safety in our homes.

This year's conference will be an opportunity to further this work, uplifting our traditional practices of healing while reconnecting folks to the power of plant medicine and providing a space for practicing BIPOC herbalists and healing practitioners to convene. 

Kelly Pacumio and Vivian Mac will return to teach a workshop on Saturday, October 5th virtually on Healing through the Houses: Astrology & Herbs for Being the Healer of Your Home. Click here to register.

RSVP here.

We’re partnering with the land stewards at Bushwick Grows Community Farm to bring you the next Solidarity Healing Clinic!

📣 Calling encampment organizers and participants, change makers, activists, frontline workers, healers, organizers, mental health providers, educators, and all folks working towards ending militarism, imperialism, colonialism, occupation, and genocide. 

🌽 Join us at Bushwick Grows Community Farm, 1474 Gates Ave, Brooklyn NY 11237 on Sunday 9/29  from 1-5 PM for an afternoon of herbal medicine, acupuncture, body work, a healing community circle, food, music and more.

This will be a regenerative space to nourish your hearts, bodies and spirits, and heal in community to continue the fight for liberation. Please see the schedule below:

1-3pm: healing services by @willows_touch@nico.antillana @meztlimedicinals @facialswithroby
3:30-4:30pm: community healing circle led by @herbalrising
4:30-5pm: closing and music

 **Healing modalities will be available on a first come, first serve drop in basis. We strongly encourage attendees to arrive early to make the best of the services provided during the clinic. Additional practitioners will be added in the weeks leading up the clinic.

💗 We want to commit to co-creating a space that is inclusive of immunocompromised folks. Masks will be required unless eating & drinking. Masks and covid-tests will be available on-site. We thank you for your support with this effort.

$10-$25 Suggested Donation. No one will be turned away for lack of funds. Donations support event costs and future healing clinics.

RSVP here.

Join me for a free Instagram Live session on July 24th, hosted by The W.O.W. Project.

Come learn how herbalism can help us have tough conversations during these times, as well as the ways plans can support community and self care. There will be a garden tour and herbal tea brewing demo! Learn how to make herbal teas in two ways— infusions and decoctions.

Go to @wingonwoandco at the time of the event to attend. Open to all!

The W.O.W Project is a community-based initiative that reinvents, preserves, and encourages Chinatown’s creative culture and history through arts, culture and activism. Located inside Wing On Wo & Co., the oldest continually-run family business in New York's Chinatown, The W.O.W Project was established by fifth-generation store owner, Mei Lum, to bring concerns of a rapidly changing Chinatown into a resident-led space for intergenerational dialogue and action. Since its inception in 2016, The W.O.W. Project has held numerous panel discussions about the role of art and social change, an annual storefront artist-in-residency program, film screenings showcasing Asian American women filmmakers, and several Chinatown storytelling open mic nights, that have reached over 1,000 residents. Our core mission is to create space for conversations to happen across language barriers and generational gaps to actively shape the future of Chinatown.