Winter Sacred Solstice Retreat 
December 12-14, 2025

A Weekend of Connection, Reflection, and Renewal

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Winter invites us to slow down, turn inward, and listen deeply.

Together, we’ll gather in Boulder, CO, for a weekend of sacred space, nourishing practices, and community.

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Through cacao ceremony, storytelling, time in nature, and mindful reflection, we’ll create room for stillness and renewal.

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This retreat is an invitation to connect with yourself, with others, and with the wisdom of the season.

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Retreat Details

📅 Dates: December 12 (5:30 PM) – December 14 (mid-morning)
🌲 Location: Chautauqua Cottages, Boulder, CO
💫 Cost: $888 (includes lodging + meals)
✨ Day Rate: $208 (no lodging)
🌿 Limited spots available

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This retreat will be co-led by Bronwyn Morrissey and Zan Sawyer, who share a passion for holding sacred space and guiding practices that bring peace, connection, and transformation.

 

If this gathering sparks something in you, we’d love to welcome you. Please register below. Space is intentionally kept intimate.

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Here’s what some of the participants had to say from the last retreat:

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• “This trip was life-changing. I went in a little nervous, and I came out feeling empowered and forever thankful. I discovered an entirely new group of friends and a support system I didn’t know I needed. My eyes were opened to my inner power, intuitions, and this ability to be in the present. I found our activities and conversations helped me establish my true priorities in life and still use my soul tree to keep growing what matters. The last and most unexpected part of this trip connected me to a new consciousness. I can tell my spirit was awakened, and I am happy to be a part of the light."

• “My mind is blown. This was such an enriching experience.”

• “Thank you for bringing this group of badass women together to celebrate the solstice.”

• “Thank you again for sharing your true selves this weekend.”

• “You are all truly amazing. I learned so much and felt loved and supported.”

• “I completely let go of any attachment to what was happening.”