ON AND WITH THE LAND
An immersive experience—to pause and gather in the transition of the season, to honor sacred balance and to open portals of the heart and the mind.
S O L Y L U N A
Ometeotl!
We welcome you under the energy of Ometeotl * — the cosmic and harmonic vibration that flows through us all. It is the duality of everything and the inseparable connection to nature. It is the creative movement within, the honoring of light and dark, the energies of feminine and masculine, and the balanced offerings of the sun and the moon~ Sol y Luna.
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Join us for an All-Inclusive Women’s Retreat Gathering **
August 3-5th—Main event
Early arrival Sunday evening, August 2nd
with checkout Thursday morning, August 6th
We’ll circle in the fullness of the season, a bridge between Summer and Fall to honor this liminal time of abundance and release. To open our receptors and restore harmony within our body, mind, and spirit.
Pricing starts at: $777 | Payment Plan Available-See Below for More Details
* Ometetol from the Aztec Cosmology
** Open to ALL women identifying and two-spirit, 18+.
We do not have childcare, but welcome babies. See our FAQ for more details
All-Inclusive= Food, Lodging, Ceremonies, Movement, Art & Mor
WATER, EARTH, FIRE, AIR
Opening the Portal
Daily whole group experiences with multiple modalities that offer insight, renewal and restoration.
- Elder Wisdom
- Ancestral Guidance
- Divine Feminine Rituals
- Dreamwork
- Grief Tending
- Heritage Hand-making
- Interactive Art
- Drum & Song Circles
- Altar Wisdom
- Soundbaths
- Forest Bathing
- Energetic Cleansings
- Yoga & Body Movements
- Somatic Breathwork
- Cacao Offering
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There will be opportunity for 1-1's with many facilitators, including: Limpias (Energy Cleansings), Readings, Massage & Aura Photos.
“I was so happy I attended this retreat, it gave me a chance to connect with myself and to release. I left there feeling really grounded and believing in myself. ”
THE SETTING - AT CAMP COLTON
Amongst the Grandmother Trees
Located 45 minutes outside of Portland on the traditional lands of the Molalla and Kalapuya people. Camp Colton is surrounded by water with old growth trees, walking trails and even a little water fall.
Whether you walk slowly through the trees, dip into the private waterfall, create art in the forest, or sit in circles of deep wisdom, Sol y Luna will hold you in the comfort of nature.
COMMUNITY SELF-CARE
Praise from our past retreats
“Connecting for multiple days of self-care with other women of color brought tears to my eyes, in so many ways.” attendee, WOC Day Retreat
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“I think the most meaningful moments for me were the mealtimes and intimate gathering circles.” attendee, Rituals of Release
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“I walked into the room and saw so many folks who looked like me, I felt at ease instantly. To be able to gather with many WOC in ceremony was beautiful.” attendee, Ignite Retreat
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TOGETHER WE HONOR & SHARE
In Reciprocity with Enlightened Guides
Our collective gathering will be held by seasoned practitioners and respected elders each bringing their gifts with open-hearts and voices. We gather in reciprocity to honor each other and openly share our knowledge for the greater good.
Please click on their photos to learn more about their offerings.
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BEATRIZ AMPARO VESGA SANCHEZ, PhD(she/her/ella) — Mother of three children and grandmother of five grandchildren.
Reiki Master, smoke-cleansing
practitioner, holistic therapist,
doula, educator, and researcher.
PhD in Education and Master’s
degree in Public Health.
She is a woman rooted in
ancestral memory, carrying within
her the wisdom of the land, the
feminine lineage, and the sacred
bond between body, territory, and
spirit. Her path is nourished by
ancestral knowledge passed down
through generations, honoring the
rhythms of nature and the life-
giving force of women.
She lives in Cali, Colombia (South
America), near the mountains of
the Farallones Natural Park,
where she holds and cares for a
Holistic Wellness Center:
Fundación Social Salud Holística
– Chakana Natural Spa. She co-
creates experiences and living
journeys in the collective search
for harmony and well-being for individuals, families, and communities, guided by the
elements of nature—water, air, earth, and fire—and by conscious, healthy nourishment.
Her work has focused on caring for women during their reproductive life cycle and on
developing health-care experiences grounded in healthy lifestyles for all population
groups.
She is the president of the PARIR Association (Respectful Birth). She currently
coordinates the project Interculturally Adapted Childbirth at Siloé Siglo XXI Hospital,
with the support of German Cooperation. She is the author of "From Healthy Space to
Healing Territory: Healthy Lifestyles with a Holistic Approach" and the booklet "Self-Care
from the Double Spiral." She is a university lecturer in the courses The Art of Care and
Self-Care.
GRACIELA TEOFIELD (she/her)—In the convergence of energy, frequency, and breath, Mama G stands as a seasoned practitioner, blending her diverse background in health, education, and spirituality. Drawing from ancient wisdom, she employs vibrational sound therapy, guiding seekers toward healing and transformation.
Her journey is marked by significant milestones, including certifications as a Medical Reiki Master and Holy Fire III Karuna Reiki Master. Graciela's dedication to holistic well-being is anchored by the guidance of her Ancestors.
Stepping into the footsteps of her Abuella’s, she found her calling.
Grandmother “Ves," from Louisiana, wielded the power of faith, healing with her hands. The other, Abuella “Tita," from Bluefields, Nicaragua, used earth's gifts and belief in God for transformative healing.
Inheriting a spiritual legacy from her Grandmothers, she channels their wisdom in her practice, integrating Energy (Reiki), Frequency (Sound), Breath, and sacred Amazonian Plant Medicine of Hape.
Continuing the lineage of healers, Graciela embodies their essence, perpetuating their legacy with each healing ceremony.
I AM.
MIDNITE SEED (she/her)— Midnite is a oracle, a mystic, and a poet born in the Mississippi Delta. She believes that the entire cosmos is alive, intelligent, and directing us to see our eternality.
The tools of her craft are imagination, energy in motion, writing, culinary arts, plant fashion, spirit law, divination, and channeled storytelling. For nearly forty years, she practiced human rights law in Mississippi until 2021.
While practicing law, she studied and applied concepts of divination by looking deeply at the metaphysical symbolism of conflict resolution through the conceptualization of “Legal Oracle”.
In 2023, during a three-week residency at the Salish Sea near Port Townsend WA, she began a deeply seated ancestral-portal connection with rock beings in/on the land-water. This explosive communion through images and stories with Earth intelligence gives birth to an awareness that humanity's “TRUE” vision occurs only through the collective consciousness, anthropological, and prophetic lens of all Earth beings.
In 2024, she was named one of the Pacific Northwest’s trailblazing contemporary artists.
MARIANN HYLAND, JD., MSW (she/her)—Mariann is the founder of Hyland Solutions and an IFS-informed mediator, facilitator, and coach. Her ancestors are of Western African and European descent. Born at the height of the civil-rights movement in the United States, Marriann's path serves as a bridge to help heal racial divide. Her work supports individuals, teams, and leaders in fostering Self-leadership, psychological safety, and belonging while navigating workplace conflict, organizational change, and polarized systems. Drawing on Internal Family Systems, trauma-informed practice, and mindfulness, Mariann brings a relational, systems-aware approach to culture and change consulting, communication, and leadership development. With attentiveness to legacy burdens and ancestral and collective trauma, Mariann works with care across differences and lived experience. Her practice is DEI-informed, with experience supporting people of color, and others from historically marginalized communities. Her work empowers transformation, cultivates Self-leadership, and supports the healing of intrapersonal, interpersonal, and systemic conflict.
YVONNE PÉREZ (she/her/ella)—Owner and founder of Make & Mary~Casa de Ritual. Yvonne is a Curandera, Earth sister, medicine woman, energy weaver, artist of ceremony, maker, dreamer, mother and grandmother. Practicing herbalism, energy weaving and intuitive readings through traditional indigenous folk ways.
She draws inspiration from her ancestral lineage of Indigenous Mexican and Scottish decent, each rooted in Earth-based practices. Her intuitive sense is lead by her heart, in service and in practice, while channeling consciously through the relationship with the energy of Spirit, ancestral wisdom, Father Sky, Madre Tierra, the elements, the plantas and her guides.
She has spent many moons connecting to the land through medicinal plants and creative practices. Weaving in various modalities that nurture the soul — from ceremony and rituals, sacred plant offerings, birthwork, and energy healing. Her studies of Curanderismo have been inspired by her abuelas and she has been blessed to study and sit with many healers in Oaxaca, Mexico. Yvonne's greatest and truest teachings have been cultivating an authentic relationship within and Tonantzin-Pachamama-Madre Tierra-Mother Earth.
DENAI GRACE (she/her)— Born in the old colonial capital of Belize City, British Honduras, she made an entrance with two front teeth and newborn (pseudo) menstruation. The midwife declared her to be a seer thus sealing her fate & future.
The deserts of Nevada would lay the framework for her to walk the Sac’Bey, the White Road (aka the Red Road), the spiritual teachings of the Dine', the Holy People.
Her studies with indigenous healers led to immersing herself in temezcals & plant medicine initiations, Denai has steeped herself in Meso-American Spiritualism for her entire adult life, transcending her religious Catholic upbringing.
Denai is a professional flower essence practitioner, trained with the Flower Essence Society in Nevada City, California.
Over the course of her life, in addition to being the mother of six wonderful children, she has studied with renown healers such as Dr. Rosita Arvigo, Sergio Magana, Miguel Angel Vergara, Alma Martinez Santiago, and Melissa Goodblanket, bringing a host of offerings to assist you in your healing & spiritual journey.
Denai is also a Moondancer in the California Moondance, Chicuauhtlimetztli, the dance of the owl, a Mexica tradition of women dancing their prayers under the moon. She is the Sahumadora in the Ilhuicaatl Metzli Danza in Humboldt, California, and Madrina of six wonderful danzantes.
She currently lives in the mountain town of Ashland, Oregon.
PILAR HERNÁNDEZ-WOLFE, Ph.D. (she/her/ella)—Pilar is a mestiza earth-keeper who blends indigenous and western ways of healing, relationship, and ceremony. She is a descendant of indigenous peoples whose lands were stripped by a papal bull that declared them not human. This left her ancestors with the “Great Forgetting.” She is the living mix of Indigenous and Southern European peoples. She is committed to building “Great Remembering” with others and restoring connection, equity, and reciprocity with all beings.
Pilar is a tenured professor and author, a licensed mental health professional with over twenty years of experience, and a licensed psilocybin facilitator. Her work on decolonization and mental health integrates Indigenous and Western well-being approaches. She was born and raised in Colombia, South America, where she links closely with indigenous networks and teachings. She is fully bilingual in Spanish and English.
ATAVA GARCIA SWIECICKI MH, RH (AHG) (she/her/ella)—Atava s the author of "The Curanderx Toolkit: Reclaiming Ancestral Herbal Medicine and Rituals for Healing." She is guided by her dreams and her Polish, Mexican, New Mexican and Hungarian ancestors. Atava is dedicated to remembering the healing traditions of her ancestors and supporting others to reconnect with their own ancestral medicine. Atava also loves helping people build relationships with plants, whom she considers some of our greatest teachers and healers.
Atava received a BA in Feminist Studies at Stanford University and received her master’s degree in the Indigenous Mind Program at Naropa University Oakland. She has studied healing arts extensively for over thirty-five years and has been mentored by herbalists, curanderas and traditional knowledge keepers. She is the founder of the Ancestral Apothecary School of Herbal, Folk and Indigenous Medicine in Oakland, CA where she trained hundreds of curanderx and herbalists. Atava lived for over thirty years in Huichun/Oakland, CA and recently relocated to Tiwa Pueblo Territory/Albuquerque, New Mexico where she continues to work as a clinical herbalist, medicine maker and teacher. She is currently learning how to grow food and medicine in the high desert and dreaming up her next book.
DAVINA KOTULSKI, Ph.D.(she/her or they/them)— Davina is a licensed psychologist, award-winning self-help author, life coach, and Agape New Thought Spiritual Practitioner. Licensed in CA, OR, and WA, she maintains a private therapy practice and separate from her therapy practice, offers one-on-one life coaching and past-life regression, having trained with Dr. Brian Weiss. Davina facilitates workshops and webinars on past-life regression, spiritual growth, and authentic self-expression.
Davina is the author of "It’s Never Too Late to Be Your Self", a 2018 Nautilus Silver Award winner and finalist in multiple international self-help book award categories, and "The Manna Paradigm Shift." Her work has been featured on Good Morning La La Land, Sky Life Channel, and numerous podcasts, summits, and radio shows, including "Please Understand Me" produced by Sarah Silverman.
Davina is a recipient of the Saints Alive Award for leadership in LGBTQ marriage equality and for her seminal book "Why You Should Give a Damn About Gay Marriage" (2004). She has spent many years in service as a counselor within the Native American community and with Latina/Latinx/Latine folks and has been welcomed into her Mexican family for over a decade. She speaks Spanish passably, and she is of Ashkenazi Jewish descent.
DIANA MARTIN DEL CAMPO, LMT(she/her/ella)— Is a Curandera who follows traditional indigenous ways in helping to heal the body, mind and the spirit. Since 2001, she has also worked as a Licensed Massage Therapist and Holistic Health Practitioner. Her specialties as a Reiki Master, Intuitive Medicine Woman, and Curandera has supported her clients in their healing journeys with practices grounded in the sacred and divine flow— a birthright she believes that each and everyone holds. Diosa means Goddess in Spanish and Diana believes that this speaks to the divine feminine within all of us. When you work with Diana, she helps to create a body and spirit healing session that will incorporate what you need for your highest good. ”I am thankful to the angels, guides and ancestors with me in this life and with my work.” Ometeotl 🪶
ANDREA THOMPSON, LMT (she/her)—Andrea pronounced Ondria, is a native to Oregon, a lover of magic, tinkering herbalist, kitchen witch and dancer at heart. She has cultivated her practice of holding space for others through her 25+ years of Massage Therapy work in which she deeply listens to what the individual’s body is asking for and what old stories are ready to be released in each precise moment. Her passion is working with people who have a vulva to assist them in the process of attaining healthy menses and/or conception, aiding them through the physical changes of pregnancy, and processing trauma stored in the body. She also offers group classes for Menstrual Charting, Understanding Your Moon Cycle for Teens/Tweens, Sensual Touch as Self Care, Pelvic Steaming, Sacred Rage, and a bi-monthly ecstatic dance for BIPOC in the Portland area. You can find more info on IG and FB @andreatlmt @soulrevivaldance
ANGELA YBARRA, LMFT (she/her/ella)—Angela bridges Western mental health education with traditional healing practices rooted in curanderismo. She is a curanderismo student learning from traditional healers from Mexico and is separately trained in plant medicine, while also a tabaquera student within the Mamankunawa lineage with Maestra Ché. Her work weaves evidence-informed understanding (IFS, Somatics, EMDR) of the nervous system and emotional processing with culturally grounded practices such as pláticas and limpias, offering space for reflection, release, and reconnection. Angela is trauma attuned and approaches her work with humility, care, and respect for lineage, supporting grounding, clarity, and emotional balance within an integrative framework.
ACOSIA RED-ELK (she/her)—Acosia is an enrolled member of the Umatilla Tribe from the northeastern Oregon territory and a 2024 Doris Duke Artist Award recipient. She is a 10-time World Champion Jingle Dancer and world-renowned performing artist. She is also an international yoga instructor, snowboarder, glass artist, cultural teacher and wellness advocate. She is known for public speaking and storytelling, tribal dance performance, indigenizing fitness, teaching yoga through a tribal lens and instructing powwow dance to tribal youth across Turtle Island. Acosia travels the world performing and sharing cultural knowledge, movement and meditation. She is passionate about using yoga and universal movement as a way to heal from historical and intergenerational trauma. She created Powwow/Yoga, a fusion practice that braids together tribal dancing and yoga for a well-rounded workout with an Indigenous approach to wellness. Acosia leads classes with a seventh generation approach, teaching that all actions should be taken with a sustainable mindset to protect what is sacred. She is an advocate for health and wellness and encourages all people on Earth to recognize the Indigenous knowledge within them so that they can continue to build bridges and protect Earth’s resources for future generations. Acosia will be joining us with her mother.
SAH'RAH MA'AT BEY’(she/her)—Lovingly known as “Divinely Sah’Rah,” walks the ancient and ever-living path of the Sacred Feminine…as a Keeper of the Sacred Spiral to Wholeness. Her life’s work is dedicated to guiding women through the many thresholds of being… from a young girl’s first moon to the profound wisdom of the Crone years.
Rooted in Aboriginal Indigenous Medicine and guided by her ancestral lineage of Caribbean and Choctaw descent, Sah’Rah honors the full circle of life… birth, love, grief, and transitions… as sacred teachers. Through her own intimate journey with grief and loss, she has come to embody the truth that healing is not a destination but a spiral… a continual returning to the heart, to Spirit, and to wholeness.
As a Rites of Passage Guide, Grief & Bereavement Companion, and Spiritual Counselor, Sah’Rah creates sacred spaces of remembrance and renewal for women and girls across generations. Her ceremonies and teachings weave together ancient ritual, sound medicine, storytelling, and prayer to help others reclaim their divine connection to self, to community, and to the Earth.
Sah’Rah’s medicine reminds us that every woman carries the wisdom of the ages within her bones… and through remembrance, ritual, and love, she can rise again and again, whole and radiant.
ANGELICA BUSTAMANTE, LMT (she/her)—I am Angelica Rose Bustamante, and I bring 25 years of bodywork experience and healing touch, with a deep passion for the John Barnes Method of Myofascial Release. MFR is a transformative technique that honors not only the physical body but also the emotional and energetic layers of our being. Through my work, I create sacred space for healing, release, and remembrance. I am honored to share my gifts at Sol y Luna this August.
CHRISTINA ABLAHAD (she/her) Christina is a mama, neurocreative, and proud Indigenous Assyrian from modern day Iraq. She blends intuition, energy, and aura photography into a distinctly modern art form. With a background in writing and the mystical, she uses color as a storytelling medium—capturing the living narrative of the human energy field. Now rooted in the Pacific Northwest after years across three continents, Christina brings ILLUMINATE AURA to life by documenting the colors we radiate, each a reflection of intention, focus, and presence. She invites you into a moment of self-curiosity and the power of being fully seen.
GABRIELA ALVARADO (she/her/ella)—Gabriela’s personal journey with holistic well-being has inspired her to walk the path as a movement teacher and student of curanderismo— both which have had positive impacts on her mental and emotional life. Together they weave modalities that move stuck energy and traumas from the body. She draws inspiration from these healing traditions and embodied wisdom through her personal lineage of the indigenous land tenders of Michoacán, Monterrey Nuevo León and San Luis Potosí, Mexico. Since 2018, Gabriela has been a yoga and group fitness instructor and it is through the teaching of mindful movement and conscious breath, that she hopes to create empowering spaces for folks to reconnect and build confidence within their own bodies.
BEA YEH (she/they) Bea Yeh is a certified forest therapy guide, artist, and community organizer with over a decade of experience creating programs rooted in land, culture, and connection. As a multiracial child of immigrants and refugees with Miao, Chinese, and European lineages, she is grateful to call the PNW home for over 25 years. Bea is the founder of Luminous Together, an organization dedicated to creating spaces where community members can gather, slow down, play, and grow skills to build a just and equitable world. Many of their programs are rooted in the practice of forest bathing, a non-invasive Japanese healing modality that offers somatic experience paired with a deep remembering of kinship with the Land. Bea guides forest bathing walks year round throughout the Portland region, making Shinrin-yoku accessible to the community. Trained as a yoga teacher, mindfulness facilitator, and wilderness adventure guide, Bea intends to weave somatic awareness, curiosity, and care into all of her offerings. She hold a MS in Arts Administration and Museum Studies with a specialization in nontraditional learning environments, community programs, and healing centered engagement. Bea is honored to craft a life at the intersection of art, nature, magic, healing, and collective liberation. Together, we are luminous!
DARLISSA ANDREA (she/her or they/them)—Darlissa is a Puerto Rican, Hawaiian and Cape Verdean song carrier and community builder currently living in Portland, Oregon. Her powerful vocals and fierce, grounded presence bring community into connection and belonging. darlissa's songs are centered around land, liberation, and shifting culture. With deep care for this world, darlissa’s music invites us to remember who we are, heal together, and imagine a more whole and liberated future.
ABIGAËLLE-MARIE MULLIGAN (they/she)—Believing that each person’s healing journey is unique, Abbie supports those seeking to uncover a deeper path to self-discovery. Bridging humxns to immersive experiences designed to provide both individuals and groups with practical tools for navigating change and embracing inner growth. Whether she is guiding breath, holding ceremony, or facilitating inner world explorations, each offering serves as an invitation to deepen your connection to self, spirit, and the sacred transitions that shape your life. They weave personal stories of resilience, spiritual wisdom, and ancestral healing to inspire finding our own paths toward healing and alignment. As a body of culture that stretches from the islands across the Philippines, China, Ireland, Scotland, Germany, Cyprus, Sweden, Abbie brings these communal stories and lifeways of healing to support her work.
ELIZABETH FLORES (she/her/ella)—Elizabeth proudly comes from the vibrant cultures of Colombia and Mexico. Her medicine is offered in remembrance of her ancestors and their living traditions. She has a lifelong pursuit as a student of Curanderismo and herbalism and is certified in Reiki II.
With over a decade of experience in community-based work she brings a deeply trauma-informed, heart-centered approach to every session. Her work has been influenced as a peer support counselor, student advocacy, and volunteer —from a safe house in Tijuana, Mexico to Girls Inc., community health outreach events and social services. Elizabeth has always found herself in the work of the community.
PLANT-BASED MENU
Food as Medicine
CHEF GABRIELLA GONZALEZ (she/her or they/them)—Gabriella Gonzalez aka Lago is a Certified Holistic Nutritionist, Chef and Community Herbalist. Their ancestors are the Chorotega Indigenous people of Nicaragua and Polish Slavic. Their practice as a Holistic Nutritionist and Gastronomical Artist weaves Traditional Mesoamerican Medicine rooted in Matriarchal Wisdoms with the abundance of food and medicine offerings in the PNW. Their passion lies in supporting folks in exploring their ancestral food ways, stories and connection to land through eating and cooking, while bridging the need for convenience and practicality of late stage capitalism food culture. Their wellness retreat catering and private chef services center around an “Earth to Table” approach as a way to remember that not all of our foods come from a “farm” but rather humans tending and having relationship with earth. It is a way to recognize that being in reciprocal kinship with the land and waters is not only a vital component to our connection with food, but also an extension of our human relations. It is near and dear to their heart to directly support the local food economy and community members' livelihoods by purchasing seasonal herbs, produce and proteins from local farmers, fisherfolk, and ranchers. They also offer personalized wellness sessions, herbal specific support, abortion doula support and community cooking classes.
sacred self-care
We are all connected
Immerse yourself in sacred self-care through the teachings that inspire renewal and restoration.
1:1 offerings will be available by a few of the facilitators. These are add-ons to your cost that are paid directly to them.
• Spiritual Baños
• Aura Photos
• Massage
• Energy work
• Limpias
• Past Life Regression
• Divination Readings
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ACCOMMODATIONS
Choose Your Lodging
From camping to glamping, there are several options to choose from. Tent camp spread out throughout the land, or huddle together with friends. We also have single beds in two different lodging houses, and several private yurts + 1 RV Camping Spot.
We have a Community Pricing and a Supporter Pricing. We also offer a two-payment structure for those who can benefit from this.
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1-Sol y Luna Camping
- Regular price
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- from $388.50
2-Blue Heron Single Bunk
- Regular price
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- from $444.00
3-River Falls Lodge
- Regular price
- Sale price
- from $499.50
4-Yurt Chanterelle - Queen + 2 twins
- Regular price
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- from $666.50
5-Yurt Morel - Queen
- Regular price
- Sale price
- from $777.50
GALLERY
our gatherings
We host many retreats. Here are a few images that capture the essence of our gatherings we've either hosted or brought our magic to.
in gratitude
Highly Inspired
We are honored to have the talented Daniel Santollo of Tekpatl do the artwork for this years gathering.
Daniel (Tekpatl) Santollo is a Portland-based visual storyteller (P’urhépecha, b. 1989, Mexico). Through murals, illustrations, and design, he blends ancestral symbolism with contemporary expression to honor identity, memory, and transformation. Drawing inspiration from Mēxihcah codices, Diego Rivera, and Akira Toriyama, his work bridges past, present, and future — merging cultural tradition with modern storytelling.
Rooted in his Indigenous and Mexican heritage, Tekpatl’s practice centers around community, healing, and visibility. His work can be found across the Pacific Northwest, each one telling collective stories of resilience and cultural pride. Whether on a city wall, a canvas, or digital screen, his art serves as both reflection and reclamation — a reminder of the beauty and strength within our people.
Through his studio practice, Tekpatl uses art as a way to reconnect people with their roots, their community, and the land they live on. For Tekpatl, creating is an offering, a way to give thanks, to heal, and to remember where we come from.