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SACRED THREAD™ Summer Solstice Festival & Fire Ceremony

  • McFarland United Church of Christ 5710 Anthony Street McFarland, WI, 53558 United States (map)

SACRED THREAD™ Summer Solstice Festival & Fire Ceremony

An All Ages Summer Solstice Celebration of Community, Playful Connection, Live Music, Potluck, Fire Ceremony & More

Free to attend. This community fundraiser supports the continued growth of SACRED THREAD™ through donations and silent auction proceeds.

On the Summer Solstice, SACRED THREAD turns 6 months old!

What began as a vision around the Fire has already grown into a thriving community rooted in connection, healing, creativity, reverence for life, and the remembrance that we were never meant to walk this path alone.

Join us as we celebrate our “half birthday” with a day of live music, ceremony, art, games, community connection, spiritual exploration, laughter, delicious food, and summer magic beneath the long golden light of the Solstice sun.


Festival Schedule

Most of the festival will be outdoors. Sound bath will be indoors.

12:00pm–12:15pm: Opening Ceremony, with Jessica Riphenburg

12:15pm–3:00pm: Face Painting, with Get Painted, Lydia & Rose

12:15pm–1:45pm: Embodied and Playful Games, with Lauren Cahillane

12:15pm–3:00pm: All Ages Creation Station Create Upcycled Art, with Eden Riphenburg & Alan Watson

1:45pm–3:00pm: Live Music, with Kelly Hepper

3:15pm–4:15pm: Sound Healing, Toning & Chanting Journey, with Kelly Hepper, Araceli Wehr & Alan Watson

4:30pm–5:00pm: “Opening to Sacred Masculine Energy”: A Healing and Empowering Talk for all Genders, with Alan Watson

5:00pm–5:45pm Journeying to the Sacred Masculine Within, with Shamanic Practitioner Silvia Lopez

6:30pm–8:00pm: Fire Ceremony Celebration with Shamanic Practitioner & Ceremonialist Jessica Riphenburg


Throughout the Day

  • Potluck picnic & community hangout

  • Yard games

  • Silent auction featuring offerings and services from our Facilitators and community healers

  • Connection, conversation, and spacious time to simply be together


Bring

  • A picnic blanket

  • A water bottle

  • A dish to share (labeled common allergens are greatly appreciated! For example: nuts, dairy-free, gluten-free, vegetarian, vegan, etc.)

  • If you plan to join the Fire Ceremony, bring a rattle or drum if you have one


Come for an hour, or stay for the whole day

All ages are welcome!

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