
Upcoming events
Life moves in cycles—not straight lines. At Emerge Together, our calendar isn’t just a list of events. It’s a rhythm. A pulse. A way to return to ourselves and each other again and again.
The Rhythms of Care are gently structured offerings that help us practice showing up—together. Each session is a chance to tend to what’s real: our messy mornings, our undone laundry, our unmet needs, and our shared capacity to hold it all with more grace.
We don’t expect you to have it all figured out. These rhythms are here to anchor us when life feels too fast or too full. Whether you come to fold laundry, gather groceries, get organized, or just be witnessed—we believe your presence matters.
This isn’t performance. It’s practice. And practice takes returning.

Moss & Mischief - Wild Detectives Class for Little Sprouts
Who has been eating this leaf?! Whose hand prints are on this trash can?! And whose poop is that on my porch?! With binoculars and magnifying glasses in hand, we will learn basic animal tracking while letting our natural curiosities guide us. Leave understanding more about the clues animals leave in your neighborhood and hopefully the inspiration to be nature detectives at home!
Little Sprouts classes are aimed at 2-4 year olds with a caregiver.
Cost: Free
First Quarter - Blackberry Moon 2025
Work through resistance with support. Take the next small step toward what you’re building, even if it’s messy.
What to Expect:
This session is for working through stuck spots and building momentum. We’ll check in, name what’s feeling hard, and break down goals or tasks into smaller steps.
You’ll have body-doubling time to make progress on something—anything—you’ve been avoiding or putting off. Expect supportive structure, light accountability, and a chance to leave with something tangible done or started.
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Whole you healing - in community
Hey ladies! Join us for "Whole you healing in community - A wellness talk for women." Explore an intersectional feminist approach to health.
Wellness has become a commodity and so individualistic. During this talk we will explore some of the issues with the wellness industry, the root causes in oppressive systems, and an alternative focused on community based healing.
Healing and Solidarity Circle - For teachers/Educators
This event is for teachers and educators. You all have experienced an unacceptable amount of stress, pressure, and expectation over the past few years. Pair that with current events: we are looking at a collective trauma for you all.
You are such a crucial part of our community, and we want you to be healthy and well-resourced, so you can help guide us and our children in the coming months and years. We want this summer to be a time for you to recharge.
This healing and solidarity circle is for you to come together with other teachers, have time to process what is happening within our education system, and reflect/share what it all means for you.
WHAT TO EXPECT
Music, guided meditations and journaling, active chat and discussions on current events and resourcing (getting what you need).
At the end of the program, you will be better able to:
Be in touch with yourself and your body
Have a deeper understanding of yourself and your role in the current political and cultural environment
Use somatic tools and practices to help you internally and externally resource yourself.
This is a Free Ticketed Event - Registration Required

Reclaim Your Gut!! - How Trauma and Stress Effect Digestion and What to Do! (Rescheduled From Feb 2nd)
Join Margot Najkolli CNC, BCHHP as we discuss the effect of stress and trauma on the gut and how physical healing can help us mentally.
We often think of stress and trauma from a mental standpoint. However, more and more studies are revealing the connection between the gut and the brain. Let's explore what is happening to our digestion when we are stressed, and how healing our gut may be a key missing factor in our total wellness.
Reclaim Your Gut!! - How Trauma and Stress Effect Digestion and What to Do!
Join Margot Najkolli CNC, BCHHP as we discuss the effect of stress and trauma on the gut and how physical healing can help us mentally.
We often think of stress and trauma from a mental standpoint. However, more and more studies are revealing the connection between the gut and the brain. Let's explore what is happening to our digestion when we are stressed, and how healing our gut may be a key missing factor in our total wellness.

Unlocking Motivation - with Functional Nutrition
We are tired, we are over it, but we can't stop so how do we move forward?