Who We Are
The Wild Women Society brings together women of all age, race, and background to encourage self-care.
The Wild Women Society brings together women of all age, race, and background to encourage self-care.
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The Next Event:
Wild Women Sistering; Beauty Sunday February 23, 1-4pm Multnomah Arts Center Auditorium plenty of easy free parking! First 50 to register receive a Goody Bag! |
Guest Speaker Heidi Berkman is the founder and president of The Bloom Project, a nonprofit organization that takes flowers destined to be discarded and repurposes them to hospice patients. This simple act of kindness is given by gathering a team of committed volunteers, sourcing flowers and supplies, establishing a workspace and obtaining the support of the surrounding community to provide in-kind products and services along with financial contributions to support the growth and impact of the organization. The sweetness of a small gift of flowers brings beauty to hospice patients and families.
Guest Musician Beth Wood is a modern-day troubadour poet and believer in the power of song. For twenty-two years she has been writing, creating and touring full-time, delighting and inspiring audiences with her exceptional musicianship, intelligent songwriting, powerhouse voice, and warm and commanding stage presence.
Guest Artist Janet Clancy-Feliciano
Janet finds joy in expressing herself through a number of different mediums. From detailed, whimsical pencil sketches to colorful and sometimes chaotic
painted abstracts, artistic inspiration is drawn from life experience, emotion, light and darkness, travel, volume up music, and a glass or two of wine.
Primarily a self-taught artist, Janet is grateful for fellow artist mentors who have led her through magical places in the world with laughter, joyful song, and helpful advice on when to know a creation is finished – it’s always sooner than you think. She is a mother, friend, sister, daughter. An employee, runner,
business owner, and wanna-be gardener. It’s a lot, so, well, Miss Janet probably also needs a nap.
Janet finds joy in expressing herself through a number of different mediums. From detailed, whimsical pencil sketches to colorful and sometimes chaotic
painted abstracts, artistic inspiration is drawn from life experience, emotion, light and darkness, travel, volume up music, and a glass or two of wine.
Primarily a self-taught artist, Janet is grateful for fellow artist mentors who have led her through magical places in the world with laughter, joyful song, and helpful advice on when to know a creation is finished – it’s always sooner than you think. She is a mother, friend, sister, daughter. An employee, runner,
business owner, and wanna-be gardener. It’s a lot, so, well, Miss Janet probably also needs a nap.
Joining us for the first time is Flora Rudolph (Mom of our previous Guest Musician Shelly Rudolph!), to bring us Tree Card Readings. Flora has found that each tree species has a different quality, or energy, such as peace, relieving sadness or grief, joy, beauty, transcendence, female power, diligence and so much more. She has created a card deck and is working on having it published!
These readings are tune-in tools for clarity and for an opening to what your soul, your heart, needs to receive. They will align you with the energies that need to awaken in you, that flow from trees to you and give your life journey a greater vision.
Flora will be offering $10/10 minute reads from 12:45-1:30 and from 3:15-4:00. If you would like to schedule a time in advance please contact her directly floratreelove@gmail.com.
These readings are tune-in tools for clarity and for an opening to what your soul, your heart, needs to receive. They will align you with the energies that need to awaken in you, that flow from trees to you and give your life journey a greater vision.
Flora will be offering $10/10 minute reads from 12:45-1:30 and from 3:15-4:00. If you would like to schedule a time in advance please contact her directly floratreelove@gmail.com.
Here is Mary Suzanne Garvey with my "Mom" collage/project that she inspired and is guiding me through. I felt (and feel) extremely shy about showing artwork I have done because I am no artist, but this, my friends, is more about the EXPERIENCE and the journey and that is why when Mary suggested I share it I agreed even though I think it is still a hot mess (it's not done yet!). But isn't that what it is all about anyhow? Sometimes our lives go from 'Everything is Cool' to 'Hot Mess' in a nanosecond. Women are phenomenal at throwing out support lines and helping each other out.
I want to encourage you Wild Women to seek out art, journaling, meditation, anything that opens you up and allows you to tap into your creativity. Do it for YOU, but also do it for those who love you.
I want to encourage you Wild Women to seek out art, journaling, meditation, anything that opens you up and allows you to tap into your creativity. Do it for YOU, but also do it for those who love you.
Oh my dear Wild Women, I am BEYOND excited to present to you my latest addition to The Society: WildChild. In the interest of creating a space for women to thrive and grow, we do well to incorporate GRATITUDE. The Society constantly reminds me of the MAGIC of bringing women together to support and care for each other. With that in mind, $2 of each door fee will be donated to the WildChild fund. As is appropriate, the needs of the WildChild will be shared and/or she will attend the party. If you feel so called, it is possible to make additional contributions.
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