Saturday, September 19, 2026
Imagine spending a late autumn morning wandering through the forest with other curious women, discovering the abundance that nature quietly offers at this time of year.
Together, we'll explore woodland trails as we learn to identify seasonal mushrooms, edible plants, medicinal herbs and remarkable trees. Along the way, we'll pause to notice the subtle beauty of the changing season and the wisdom that nature offers when we take the time to slow down and pay attention.
After our guided walk, we'll gather for a beautifully prepared picnic surrounded by nature. If the weather is favourable, we'll dine outdoors. Should the weather have other plans, we'll enjoy our meal together in a nearby shelter.
Like every Harvest Table, this gathering is about more than sharing a meal. It is an invitation to reflect on the second harvest of the year—not only in the forest, but in our own lives.
What knowledge have you gathered?
What relationships have taken root?
What gifts are you beginning to recognize in yourself?
Together we'll enjoy nourishing food, meaningful conversation and the simple joy of sharing the season with other remarkable women.
— Marlene
Saturday, September 19, 2026
Imagine spending a late autumn morning wandering through the forest with other curious women, discovering the abundance that nature quietly offers at this time of year.
Together, we'll explore woodland trails as we learn to identify seasonal mushrooms, edible plants, medicinal herbs and remarkable trees. Along the way, we'll pause to notice the subtle beauty of the changing season and the wisdom that nature offers when we take the time to slow down and pay attention.
After our guided walk, we'll gather for a beautifully prepared picnic surrounded by nature. If the weather is favourable, we'll dine outdoors. Should the weather have other plans, we'll enjoy our meal together in a nearby shelter.
Like every Harvest Table, this gathering is about more than sharing a meal. It is an invitation to reflect on the second harvest of the year—not only in the forest, but in our own lives.
What knowledge have you gathered?
What relationships have taken root?
What gifts are you beginning to recognize in yourself?
Together we'll enjoy nourishing food, meaningful conversation and the simple joy of sharing the season with other remarkable women.
— Marlene
FOR WHO:
Women longing to live cyclically rather than constantly.
DETAILS:
Saturday, September 19, 2026, 10 A.M.
In Kanata North. (Actual address will be provided after registration)
There is street parking.
Dress for outdoor activities
Your experience includes:
We'll enjoy a gentle guided woodland walk followed by a seasonal picnic.
If weather conditions require, we'll move to a nearby covered shelter.
