Re-centering is a powerful and vital practice done routinely to ensure that we are not distracted from what is important in our lives. This workshop, led by Beth Adoette, on Saturday, July 20, from 10 a.m. to noon, holds space to explore what is calling us in the present moment through the creation of beautiful, individual nature mandalas. Find support from a group of curious, like-minded people as we explore boundaries and intentions, and allow nature and art to help reset in a creative, intuitive way.

Beth Adoette grew up in the Appalachian Mountains with beech trees, hemlock, mountain streams, and chickadees in her hand. Once an editorial illustrator, she now concentrates on writing, illustrating and photographing what she calls the “Contemplative Sacred Circles” she co-creates with nature. She also designs and facilitates a variety of eco-art wellness workshops. Beth holds a bachelor’s degree in fine arts and has received certification in eco-art therapy through Portland State University, in Oregon, and Project Nature Connect.