RETURN: An Autumn Equinox Gathering
w/ Laura & Victoria
As the season turns and the days begin to grow quieter, you’re invited to pause, soften, and return to yourself.
Join us for a deeply nourishing Autumn Equinox gathering centered around release, reflection, and receiving. We’ll move through a gentle restorative practice, guided reflection and journaling, deeply soothing sound healing, and Yoga Nidra, creating space to let go of what you no longer need and listen inward for what truly matters.
We’ll also create a beautiful collective mandala from fallen leaves and other found treasures from nature, honoring the impermanence and beauty of this season. We’ll close our evening together with warm apple cider and time to connect in community.
Come as you are. Leave the striving at the door.
This is a seasonal pause to slow down, reconnect with yourself and nature, and remember that sometimes the most meaningful thing we can do is simply return.
No experience necessary. All are welcome.
Please consider bringing found objects from nature to contribute to our mandala ritual. Examples: acorns, leaves, branches, flowers, feathers, pinecones, stones, etc.
COST:
Non-member : Drop-in $35
Unlimited Monthly Member : Included
Pack Member : Use 2 classes from your class pack!
ABOUT THE INSTRUCTORS
Laura Erickson
Laura has been a practitioner of yoga for over 20 years & began her teaching journey in 2021. Focusing on the Mental Health & Healing benefits of yoga Laura has extensive studies in Yoga & Spiritual Psychology, most recently becoming a certified Theta Healer and teacher of Yoga Nidra & Restorative Yoga.
Laura is passionate about creating sacred spaces for others to find the tools and modalities that resonate with them. Her classes & 1:1 sessions allow space & non-judgemental awareness in support of clients re-programming belief systems, profound self knowledge in body & mind, and personal growth so they can live their best & most vibrant life.
Learn More at: Kula Yoga Fest
Victoria Laracy
Victoria has been practicing yoga for more than 35 years, weaving its teachings of mindfulness, compassion, and connection into her everyday life. In a world where community and presence feel more important than ever, she is passionate about creating spaces that nurture both inner growth and collective healing. She is especially devoted to supporting others in slowing down, turning inward, and embracing restorative practices that encourage deep relaxation, rejuvenation, and balance.