Reserve Your Spot
Date: March 12, 2026
Time: 6pm-8pm
Location: Longmont (Private Residence, address provided to registrants)
Cost: $40 (All materials included)
Limited to 10 Participants
RegisterAbout The Evening
This small, in-person gathering is an invitation to slow down and work with incense as a grounding, creative practice. Together, we’ll craft handmade incense cones using herbs and resins, learning the basics of the process while creating something you can take home and use in your own practice
The focus is on presence, intention, and making something tangible in a relaxed, supportive setting. No prior experience with incense making or ritual work is needed. The evening is designed to feel calm, welcoming, and meaningful without being heavy or performative.
What to Expect
The evening is designed to feel light, welcoming, and connective, blending meaningful reflection with a sense of ease and shared experience. During our time together, we will:
- A small, in-person gathering in a relaxed, welcoming space.
- Gentle guidance through the process of crafting incense cones.
- A variety of herbs and resins to work with, with room to choose intuitively.
- Time to slow down, connect, and work intentionally with scent and smoke.
- Incense cones to take home and continue using in your own practice.
All materials are provided.
Who This Is For
This gathering may be a good fit if you:
- Enjoy hands-on, creative practices that support grounding and reflection.
- Are curious about working with incense in a more intentional, embodied way.
- Prefer small, calm spaces rather than large or high-energy events.
- Are moving through a season of transition, reflection, or reorientation.
- Want to leave with something tangible you can continue using at home.
The atmosphere is reflective, supportive, and intentionally paced. You won’t be put on the spot, asked to share more than you want, or expected to “perform” spiritually.
About the Facilitator
Hi, I’m Megan.
My work centers on intentional ritual, reflection, and wayfinding. I am a healer and facilitator who supports people through times of transition, helping them mark change, clarify boundaries, and reorient themselves when life feels uncertain. I approach ritual as something practical, grounded, and deeply human, not an escape from real life, but a way of meeting it with more clarity and care.