The Living Workshop & Market Series

A series of workshops helping create community for living, reflecting, grieving, & planning.

$60 FIRST CLASS (10AM-11:30AM) INCLUDES

• FOOD: Chawanmushi & Cold Soba Salad
• BEVERAGES: Barley & Yuja Tea, Chai, Tumeric Ginger Elixir
• WORKSHOP: Guided discussions & excercises on acknowledging & processing grief to experience a fuller life. Walk away with worksheets & new skills!
• OMAMORI: Make your own custom omamori with herbs, charms, & set your intentions on this new moon!

FREE MARKET (12PM - 4PM) INVOLVES

• TAROT: First come, first serve tarot readings (15 min for $20)
• OMAMORI: Purchase your own custom omamori with herbs, charms, & set your intentions on this new moon!
• Many hand made accessories, charms, stickers, & more!
• SAND GARDEN: Take a moment to appreciate impermenance ∞
• FREEDOM SETTING: Write what's been tethering you from your intentions & watch the water melt them away
• Open minded community <3

5 workshops on the New Moon building on each other until the end of the year touching on:

1. Recognizing - August 23rd
2. Allowing - September 21st
3. Investigating - October 21st
4. Nuturing - November 19th
5. Planning - December 18th

By recognizing our joys & pains of life, we can gain wisdom & community together to plan better for the future.

This workshop & market is facilitated led by:

Dani Moreno(she/her) is a 1st generation Filipina Mexican Death Doula. Dani became an End of Life Doula through INELDA after 8 years of volunteering in hospice & worked in hospices around the island. Due to her experience with grief, death, & living she also attended a spiritual healing school for 2 years to better understand her patients & their families. There she learned chakra healing, tarot reading, accupressure, & cord untying.

Kristin Megumi Wong (she/they)(b. Tokyo, Japan), also known as wongalicious, is an artist and designer whose practice centers on handmade accessories inspired by omamori and netsuke—small objects historically seen as carriers of protection, intention, and spirit. Her modern charms blend herbalism and beading into tactile forms that reflect a deep respect for the natural world.

With her background in branding, illustration, packaging design and her experience working with clients in the skincare and food industries—Kristin developed an appreciation for quality ingredients and how they interact with the body. This evolved into a hands-on herbal practice where beads, scent, and natural materials come together to form objects that are both decorative and healing.

Through immersive community events and shared rituals, Kristin offers a growing framework for creative experiences that nourish both the individual and the collective.

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