Reserve Your Spot
Date: April 22, 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 invites you to slow down and explore the art of herbal tea blending. Together we’ll work with a variety of herbs, learning about their flavors, traditional uses, and how different ingredients come together to create a balanced and meaningful blend. Each participant will create their own personalized herbal tea to take home and enjoy as part of their daily ritual.
The evening is designed to be relaxed, welcoming, and sensory. Rather than rushing through a craft, we’ll spend time learning about the herbs, tasting, blending, and creating something thoughtful you can return to long after the evening ends. No experience with herbs or tea blending is needed. Just bring your curiosity and a willingness to explore.
What to Expect
The evening is designed to feel light, welcoming, and connective. During our time together we will:
- Gather in a small, relaxed space
- Learn about several herbs commonly used in herbal teas
- Explore flavor profiles and how to balance a blend
- Work with a variety of dried herbs and botanicals
- Create your own personalized tea blend to take home
- Spend time connecting, learning, and slowing down together
All materials are provided.
Who This Is For
This gathering may be a good fit if you:
- Enjoy hands-on, sensory experiences
- Are curious about herbs and herbal tea
- Appreciate small gatherings rather than large events
- Want to learn something new in a relaxed environment
- Enjoy creating meaningful rituals in everyday life
The atmosphere is intentionally paced and welcoming. You won’t be put on the spot, asked to share more than you want, or expected to have any prior knowledge.
About the Facilitator
Hi, I’m Megan, the founder of Wayfinding Ritual. I host small gatherings and work one-on-one with women who are navigating life transistions, through ritual and intentional practices so they can integrate healing into everyday life. My approach is grounded an practial using ritual as integration, not as an acape from life more of a wya of meeting healing with clarity and care.