Seasonal Gatherings
As nature shifts, so do the ways we gather.
Nature is always moving through cycles of becoming, blooming, releasing, and resting. In our own ways, we are too.
Whether an equinox, solstice, full moon, or holiday, House of Mai hosts seasonal gatherings that match the essence of each transition through different atmospheres, decor, traditions, and overall vibe ~ taking inspiration from what’s outside our doors and turning it into something we can experience together.
We might meet beneath autumn trees making dried flower arrangements, share tea around a candlelit table, shoot the shit around the fire, or circle-up under the summer sun drinking hibiscus tea and making DIY lanterns. Each season gives us a fresh space.
Join us for an opportunity to reflect on the next chapter of the year, ground into the changes, and step into the new season with intention. See upcoming dates below.
what to expect...
All materials (mat, blanket, pillow, etc.) are provided. You are welcome to bring a yoga mat for extra cushion if you would like. Dress accordingly for the weather.
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Upcoming Gatherings
$30 registration fee.
Space is limited to 8 guests.
“ A lovely excuse to slow down, share space, make art, and come back home to ourselves.”
Meet your guide
Heather Mai
Facilitator ◦ Sound Healer ◦
Community & Experience Curator
Equal parts old soul & wild heart, Heather’s favorite thing to do is bring people together in meaningful spaces, whether through her decade facilitating vulnerable conversations with families, gathering groups for connection & ceremony, or hosting unforgettable parties. The ultimate vibe setter, she is always dreaming up beautiful environments where people can let go, show up authentically, and have a damn good time.
House of Mai was born from her belief that, in a world that often feels rushed, disconnected, and performative, we need more spaces where people can simply be human together. Through creativity, ritual, and genuine connection, she hopes to create opportunities for others to slow down, feel seen, and recenter themselves.
