Schedule
No matter if you already have children, are planning to start a family soon, are single or in a relationship, we have workshops and offerings for you.
Workshops and experiences will align in rhythm with the BEarth Continuum:
Friday: preconception - conception
Saturday: gestation - birth
Sunday: postpartum - natural family
What to Expect
The BEarthplace Pavilion as our main village gathering space for presentations, workshops, and music
Keiki Zone for children to play, learn, connect
Kalalea Kitchen space for workshops
The Rebirthing yurt for silent time, healing sessions with onsite practitioners, and intimate workshops and ceremonies
Nesting Grounds for tents and onsite dreaming
Vendors Village, Local Food Trucks, and a Farm-to-table meal on Sunday
Location:
Anahola, Kauai
The address and driving directions to the private location will be shared via direct email after membership is acquired.
Kauai has one airport- Lihue.
Shuttle:
Parking passes are limited. There will be a shuttle in and out of the festival at 7-8am, 12-1pm, and 9pm.
Nesting Grounds:
While we would love to host everyone on the land, tenting spots are limited. You are permitted to bring 1 large tent or 2 small with your Tenting pass.
Please note: This is an off-grid event, and some tenting areas are on uneven terrain. While summer on the island is typically dry, rain is still possible—so come prepared for a variety of weather conditions.
Nesting Ground Setup Hours
Friday, August 29th: 10:00 AM – 9:00 PM (strict no access after 9pm)
Saturday, August 30th: Starting at 8:00 AM - 9:00pm (strict no access after 9pm)
Sunday, August 31st: Festival ends at 9pm after our family feast — everyone must pack tents and leave the ground by Monday, September 1st, at 10am.
We welcome everyone with warmth and understanding, no matter where you are on your journey: families, singles, birth workers, elders, and children alike
This cycle ties our reproductive story to the Earth’s cycles—reminding us that birth is not separate from nature, but a reflection of it. It helps us reclaim birth as sacred, seasonal, and alive.
🌱 Earth-Based Birth Cycle Metaphor:
1. Soil (Preconception)
The soil must be nourished, aerated, and prepared—just like the body, mind, spirit, and lineage must be tended before conception. This is the time of clearing toxins, healing ancestral patterns, and creating fertile ground.
“As the Earth prepares to receive a seed, so too does the womb prepare to receive life.”
2. Seed (Conception)
The moment of conception is like the planting of a seed. It holds infinite potential and is planted deep into the rich, receptive soil of the womb. Intention, environment, and energy all matter here.
3. Sprout (Gestation)
During pregnancy, the seed germinates and begins to sprout unseen beneath the surface. Growth occurs in the mystery—just like the baby forming in the dark of the womb. This phase is delicate, sacred, and needs protection.
4. Plant (Birth)
The sprout emerges from the Earth, breaking through into the light—mirroring the baby emerging from the womb into the world. It's a moment of great transition and vulnerability. This is the sacred portal of birth.
5. Tending (Postpartum)
After the plant breaks through, it must be watered, nourished, supported. Just as a new mother and child need tender care, rest, and community. The postpartum time is often overlooked, but it determines long-term health.
6. Harvest (Family Life)
The plant matures and bears fruit—just as the family grows, adjusts, and integrates. This is when the long-term support system, cultural values, and nourishment for future generations are cultivated.
Frequently Asked Questions
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We are a village and everyone is welcome. BEarth Festival is for singles, couples, and families. It is for those feeling the call to conceive, those that have already conceived, pregnant mothers, birth workers or those wanting to connect more to the birth world. We are truly carrying a Universal message. We are for anyone that wants to be a guardian and conscious steward of Birth and Earth as one living web for the harmony of all future generations.
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We aspire to be minimal to zero waste and ask for low footprint on the land from you and your ‘ohana. So please bring reusable water bottles and your own ground blanket(s). In addition to that, wear comfortable clothing in preparation for all weather conditions, shade gear, personal snacks, and any sacred items to amplify your experience.
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Membership entry includes all workshops, presentations, collective ceremonies, keiki (kids) activities, live music, and sacred fire circle.
Membership entry also includes access to (but not purchasing of) local food trucks on site. The Sunday farm-to-table meal is included.
Sessions with onsite healers and practitioners are NOT INCLUDED in membership but are booked separately at the Rebirthing Yurt onsite during the festival.
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All of the spaces are in walking distance range and accessible on foot. For elderly, disabled or injured, we will have a golf cart on site to assist with transportation if necessary.
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The main gathering BEarthplace Pavilion has two restrooms with sinks and showers. The showers will only be accessible through signing up for morning time slots.
The Kalalea Kitchen space has two restrooms with sinks.
We will have portable toilets available on site as well.
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We are so excited to share we will be live streaming the main presentations and workshops! We will also have replays available through our soon to come membership portal. For those that cannot join us in the physical, we will have unlimited online & livestream tickets available soon!
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Yes, we will have the Rebirthing Yurt available during different times of the day for silent time and integration. You are also welcome to sit with the Earth in front of Kalalea Kitchen, where there is open space to relax and bask in the sun.