We want to facilitate more local connection for ourselves and those around us. We want to spread the community-building skills of interpersonal support, communication, and constructive conflict.
The most reliable way to know about upcoming events is to join our events google group. Email events@walkingseed.org with how you heard about us or what interests you about connecting with us to request to join.
Here you’ll find posting of events, upcoming or passed, depending on how regularly we update the page.
UPCOMING EVENTS – 2025
Sun April 5 3-5:30 Co-Living Clinic
Live with others or want to? How can we facilitate positive experiences of living together? Share your questions and your wisdom.
Tuesday April 15 7-9pm Pop-up Support Group
Join others impacted by changes in our federal government in a facilitated peer-support setting.
Sat April 19 5:30-7pm Potluck
7-9pm 3rd Party Support Practice
How can we be helpful when two people we know are getting agitated with each other?
Sun April 20 7-9pm Yin Yoga w Renee
A slow, stretch-based yoga for relaxation and recovery. Renee is newly trained. Wear comfy clothes and bring a yoga mat and bolsters if you have them.
Mon April 21 6-9pm Earth Day Eve Potluck
A casual social event. Bring a dish, make some new acquaintances.
Sat April 26 6pm Potluck: Strategies for Aligning with our Values
Join us for dinner and connection. We’ll have a discussion on the themes of individual and collective steps.
Friday May 9 Lighthearted Improv Games
Ever want to be in Who’s Line Is It Anyway? Come blow off some steam with non-serious acting games and laughter.
Sun May 11 Otolenghi Recipie Potluck
Vegetarian potluck. Cook a vegetarian recipe, ideally inspired by Yotam Otolenghi’s Plenty. (Recipes online, here at Maitri, or at library.)
Motivation
Capitalism has always been tyrannical, ever widening inequality and legalized oppression/extraction. Instead of seeing and treating people transactionally, we need to find our way to a culture and systems that reject transactionality and care for each other relationally. Elements of that caring culture have always remained in ours, no matter how oppressive things have become. While we don’t know how to get fully there, we do believe that strengthening our local relational network is a critical step. Please join us in learning, growing, and befriending.