Red Tent Alaska Women’s Gatherings
Intention
Historically, the Red Tent was typically a sacred, private space where women could rest, share stories, offer support, and engage in spiritual practices that cultivated a fruitful and abundant life. The intention here is to strengthen community connections with this group by recreating a place for feminine solidarity, where women are relieved of their usual responsibilities and can focus on their own well-being and spiritual needs.
There is a hope that the people attending will be multi-cultural, multi-faith, and multi-generational from diverse economic backgrounds. We hope to come together to provide an opportunity to not only learn from each other but to also bond with other women and connect to divine feminine power in an inclusive nurturing environment. We are unified in our service to one another. We know that when we show up in right relationship for ourselves on a regular basis, we are able to show up for all our relationships in a greater capacity than ever before.
Red Tent Ak is a non-profit group providing affordable, high quality mini-retreats for women in our community.
Women’s Empowerment
Red Tent Ceremonial Gatherings are structured gatherings that facilitate deep connection and healing opportunities. Sacred space is provided for traditional practices for deep sharing and an opportunity to mindfully engage in spiritual practices that have the potential to bring about deep wisdom, profound insight and an ease of wellbeing. Red Tent Ceremonial Retreat space is limited to no more than 18 participants and up to 6 facilitators. Drop-ins during ceremony are discouraged.
Reserve your seat in the tent with a suggested minimum donation* of $30.
*If you are experiencing financial hardship we have funds available for partial to full scholarship depending on need. Reach out to us at redtentalaska@gmail.com
Gathering for Oct. 18th & 19th
As October turns to November and the veil between worlds grows thin, women across cultures gather to honor those who came before us.
In this Red Tent, we will explore the many ways different traditions remember their ancestors-from candles and flowers to stories, song & offerings.
Together we'll share practices, create space for cultural exchange, and reflect on how we can honor our own lineages with reverence.
You'll also learn simple ways to build a sacred altar at home-whether with photos, natural objects, or symbolic items-so that your remembrance can continue beyond our circle.
Join us as we weave memory, gratitude, and community into a night of connection with our ancestors.
