Weaving Wisdom: An Intergenerational Gathering of Women
Monthly on Mondays | 6:30 PM - 8:00 PM | True Nature Kiva
Suggested Donation $20-$35
We all have a wise woman within, regardless of our age. Join us each month to share, learn, and be seen in an intergenerational circle of women. Our intention is to create a safe, non-judgmental space for genuine connection. We believe every generation brings unique gifts to the table, and when those gifts are shared with reverence and respect, we strengthen our bonds and grow a collective well of wisdom.
Hosted by Laura Kirk and Sarah Uhl on the fourth Monday of each month, this circle will feature a rotating lineup of discussion topics and special guests who will share skills, stories, and ideas. Each gathering will weave together meditation, conversation, ritual, and the deep solidarity that comes from women connecting in the Roaring Fork Valley.
Throughout our lives, we move through many seasons and transitions, each offering unique opportunities for growth and self-discovery. Guided by the wisdom of the collective, this monthly gathering is a space to honor our personal journeys while finding inspiration in our shared experiences.
Together we will:
Honor life’s seasons — from maiden to mother to crone, and all the transitions in between.
Find and use our voices — exploring self-expression, communication, and empowerment.
Celebrate the Divine Feminine — cultivating intuition, wisdom, creativity, and nurturing energy.
Build sisterhood and support — offering encouragement, empathy, and solidarity.
Through storytelling, guided practices, and simple rituals, we’ll honor the richness of our diverse experiences and weave them into a shared tapestry of wisdom and resilience. Whether you’re seeking guidance, healing, community, or simply a circle to belong to, you are welcome here.
Many of us live far from family or feel disconnected from our roots. This circle is a chance to create chosen kin in our community—a place that nurtures us as we nurture it. We invite women of all ages and backgrounds: come alone, come with a family member, come with a friend. Teenagers welcome with prior conversation with Sarah or Laura.
PRICING:This gathering is offered by donation, with a suggested range of $20–$35. Contributions of any amount help nurture this circle and support future offerings, keeping programs like this thriving for years to come.
We believe in equitable exchange of energy—honoring the design, time, planning, and intention of our facilitators, as well as the magnificent set and setting of the Kiva and Peace Garden that fully hold this experience.
At the same time, we never want financial constraints to prevent anyone from joining. Your presence is the greatest gift, and all are welcome. Cash at the door is also accepted.
MONTHLY ON MONDAYS , 6:30 PM - 8:00 PM
DATES:
Sept 22nd
Oct 27th
Nov 24th
Dec 29th ( the 5th monday)
Jan 26
Feb 23rd
March 30th ( the 5th monday)
April 27th
May 25th
MEET YOUR HOSTS:
LAURA KIRK & SARAH UHL
Laura Kirk is enjoying the freedom of a new chapter as a strategic consultant and mentor. Throughout her career, she has focused on empowering people to be the best versions of themselves, charting their own path. Laura draws on her experience as DHM Design’s first woman President and Managing Partner, and Co-Founder of DHM’s Carbondale office where she was committed to nurturing personal growth. Laura was the lead landscape architect for the True Nature Peace Garden and is a trained labyrinth facilitator using the labyrinth as a tool to awaken our voices, as a place for exploration of challenging issues and questions. Laura has lived in Carbondale since 1998 with her husband and two grown sons.
Sarah Uhl is a self taught artist from Redstone, Colorado. She uses art as a tool to connect us with one another, ourselves, and Nature. Known for her whimsical watercolor landscape paintings, Sarah has also applied her artistic talents to work as a commercial illustrator, custom map maker, live painter, muralist, and environmental activist. Since becoming a Mother of two wild little boys, Sarah has shifted her artistic focus to leading creativity and wellness retreats. Sarah is passionate about unearthing our innate wisdom, creative empowerment, and communion with Nature. She is the author of Into the Beautywild, a planner designed to sync your life with Nature’s cycles.
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This programming is brought to you through the Connection is the Medicine Foundation, a non-profit foundation dedicated to co-creating a world where individuals and communities thrive from a sense of inspiration, connection, and self-discovery.