Wisdom House Retreat & Conference Center

September 11th, 5:00 PM - September 13th, 1:00 PM
Presented by Sr. Peggy Murphy, OP
On our spiritual journey together we will explore the prayers and and spiritual rituals of our neighbors as a way to honor and appreciate how they can aid us on our path to hope and new life. “Every major religion of the world has similar ideals of love, the same goal of benefiting humanity through spiritual practice and the same effect of making their followers into better human beings.” - The Dalai Lama
$335 | *PRIVATE BEDROOM WITH PRIVATE BATH
$305 | *PRIVATE BEDROOM WITH HALL BATH
*All meals are included: Dinner on Friday through Lunch on Sunday

Local Event: Many Paths to God Retreat

Litchfield County

Litchfield

Connecticut

Many Paths to God Retreat

September 11th, 5:00 PM - September 13th, 1:00 PM
Presented by Sr. Peggy Murphy, OP
On our spiritual journey together we will...

Presented by Lisa Hudkins
Four Sessions From 10am - 12pm: Sept 12, Oct 10, Nov 14, Dec 12
Soul Matters is a monthly meeting, 4-month program that offers the opportunity to explore, deepen, and nurture our spirituality in community with other Companions.
Each month, participants will focus on different aspects of your own spiritual life and explore its invitations for our living and loving. Using resources provided by Soul Matters to you we will independently engage in spiritual exercises, reflect on evocative questions, and then come together for a monthly session to share our experiences, insights, and questions. The practices of deep listening and spiritual discernment will be central to the monthly gatherings.
Soul Matters Reflection:
"I was initially reluctant to join this group, which is my usual stance with something new. Yet I was curious and decided to follow a new path with curiosity as my guide. What remains with me is that Soul Matters provided the material and the space for me (us) to be present to one another to explore aspects of spirit and life together.”-&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; Mark Cerrato
Please register by September 5th, so you can read and prepare the first packet. Our facilitator will be Lisa Hudkins, a trained Soul Matters Facilitator, Spiritual Director and trainer of Spiritual Directors.
COST | $150 for four sessions: Sept 12, Oct 10, Nov 14, Dec 12

Local Event: Soul Matters

Soul Matters

Presented by Lisa Hudkins
Four Sessions From 10am - 12pm: Sept 12, Oct 10, Nov 14, Dec 12
Soul Matters is a monthly meeting,...

The Glenholme School

Join us for a Pilobolus dance theatre performance, three movement workshops, lawn games, sweet treats, and fun! FREE FOR KIDS! When: September 13, 2026, 1:30-5 PM Where: Devereux | The Glenholme School, 81 Sabbaday Lane, Washington, CT Rain or shine!&nbsp;All Ages Event! 
Ticket info: Adult tickets: $15 Free for kids! (Under 18)
REGISTER HERE: <a href="https://pilobolus.org/pilobolus-day?fbclid=IwZXh0bgNhZW0CMTAAc3J0YwZhcHBfaWQQMjIyMDM5MTc4ODIwMDg5MgABHp10N2mIDCtFu8t5Ap3kpgk4c9ttRQ5BCGpy-BZBW4YEJVO6Yu0pUMt6DaEH_aem_dcyNzjvNN4XJopnuaR7tpg" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">https://pilobolus.org/pilobolus-day</a>
Schedule of Events
<ul><li>Lawn Games and Sweet Treats - 1:30 - 2:30 PM</li><li>Doors Open - 2:30 PM</li><li>Pilobolus Performance (suitable for all ages!) - 2:45 - 3:45 PM</li><li>Pilobolus Workshops* - 4:00 - 5:00 PM</li></ul>
*Select from one of three workshop options:
Connecting with Balance - Rooted in 50 years of creative movement expertise, Connecting with Balance® draws on Pilobolus’s unique approach to help older adults move better, feel steadier, and live more fully—no dance experience needed!
Alphabet Workshop - Kids ages 6-12 and their parents/guardians are invited to dive into movement and storytelling in our interactive workshop designed to explore the magic of letters, shapes, and bodies in motion. (Children under 6 must be accompanied by an adult.)
Pilobolus Dance Workshop - Participants aged 13 to 113 are invited to expand their movement vocabulary together through improvisation and collaborative trust-building. This inclusive intergenerational workshop is designed to break barriers and build community.
Proceeds support bringing Pilobolus’s movement education programs to CT schools. Want to help us reach even more students? Make a donation with your ticket!Pilobolus Day is supported by a growing list of sponsors, including The James R. Dougherty, Jr. Foundation, Northwest CT Community Foundation, SEP Orthopedics, Mejias Health and Wellness PLLC, 
The Owl, &amp; The Woodhall School.

Local Event: Pilobolus Day - Performance, Workshops, Fun!

New Milford

Pilobolus Day - Performance, Workshops, Fun!

Join us for a Pilobolus dance theatre performance, three movement workshops, lawn games, sweet treats, and fun! FREE FOR KIDS! ...

This enhanced training is for those who minister to others spiritually, These areas of ministry would include Spiritual Directors, Clergy, Hospice Workers, Chaplains, Spiritual Coaches, Stephen Ministers, Yoga Instructors, and people who teach spiritual topics. There will be nine topics presented over a nine month period. Sign up for all nine or for those that peak your interest. Topics that may be included would be: contemplation, deep listening, discernment, trauma, creating Sabbath/rest/self care, eco-spirituality, rituals/sacred spaces, seasons of the spirit, and mystics and mystical experiences.
One Tuesday, once a month, from 9:30 AM-2:00 PM, in-person and via ZOOM
<h4>3 distinct modules:</h4>
Sept. Oct. Nov. - Eco Spirituality
Dec. Jan. Feb. - Sacred Pause/Discernment/Self Care
March, April, May - Awakening to Purpose in Community
IN-PERSON: $500 per module
ZOOM: $350 per module

Local Event: HYBRID Sustaining the Sacred Soil: A Professional Development Series for Spiritual Leaders

HYBRID Sustaining the Sacred Soil: A...

This enhanced training is for those who minister to others spiritually, These areas of ministry would include Spiritual...

HYBRID Sustaining the Sacred Soil: A Professional Development Series for Spiritual Leaders

Presented by Amber Maida
Join us at Wisdom House for the opening of an exhibition by Connecticut artist Amber Maida, whose mixed media paintings and sculptures explore spirituality, healing, ancestry, nature, and the connections between past and present.
Rooted in a spiritual practice of Chi cultivation and inspired by her Native American heritage, Maida’s work brings together paint, natural elements, and found objects to create richly layered pieces filled with texture and symbolism. Her materials often carry their own stories, from objects gathered in her Connecticut home to natural and cultural elements discovered during her travels throughout the American West.
Maida’s work is also deeply informed by her own experience of healing. Following major lung surgery in 2010, she began creating new collections centered on fragility, strength, gratitude, and the passage of time. Today, her work reflects a continuing dialogue between the natural world, personal experience, and the stories carried by the objects she incorporates into each piece.
Please join us for the opening reception from 4:30–6:30 PM, with a short artist talk beginning around 5:30 PM. Enjoy complimentary light refreshments prepared by Wisdom House’s kitchen while experiencing Maida’s work and hearing more about her creative process and inspiration.
Amber Maida’s work has been exhibited and collected throughout the United States, Canada, and the United Kingdom, including exhibitions at the New Britain Museum of American Art, Housatonic Museum of Art, Silvermine Guild of Art, and Mattatuck Museum. She currently lives and works in Warren, Connecticut.
There will be light refreshments served. Please RSVP for this event

Local Event: Gallery Opening: “Between Realms” by Amber Maida

Gallery Opening: “Between Realms” by Amber Maida

Presented by Amber Maida
Join us at Wisdom House for the opening of an exhibition by Connecticut artist Amber Maida, whose...

September 18, 5:00 PM - September 20, 1:00 PM

Presented by Rev. Dr. Shelley D. Best
Creative Discernment is a contemplative weekend retreat designed to support spiritually grounded leaders, seekers, and change makers who are navigating seasons of transition, uncertainty, or vocational reimagining. Building upon the Creative Disruption framework developed through years of retreat leadership and reflective practice, this program invites participants to engage disruption not simply as difficulty but as a sacred invitation to listen more deeply, imagine faithfully, and lead with renewed courage.
Through scripture reflection, contemplative prayer, creative exploration, dialogue circles, and guided discernment practices, participants are supported in clarifying their calling and cultivating spiritual resilience for leadership in a rapidly changing world. The retreat emphasizes interior listening, moral imagination, and communal wisdom. Participants leave with practical spiritual practices, renewed clarity of purpose, and concrete next steps for living their vocation with integrity and hope.
Retreat Overview
Across the weekend, participants will engage in a rhythm of silence, reflection, creative expression, and shared dialogue. The retreat is grounded in the understanding that imagination is a spiritual capacity that helps individuals and communities respond faithfully to disruption and change. The program introduces participants to the Phoenix Path of Creative Disruption, a spiritual leadership model that guides individuals through five movements: Stirring, Centering, Seeing, Choosing, and Rising. Through these movements, participants explore how personal and institutional disruption can become a pathway toward renewed vocation and courageous leadership.
Practices include contemplative scripture engagement, guided meditation, symbolic art making, reflective writing, small group spiritual direction style conversations, and nature based prayer experiences.
Rather than focusing on artistic skill or performance, the retreat centers accessibility, authenticity, and deep listening. Participants are encouraged to explore insight through prayer, moving meditation, imagination, and community reflection.
Intended Audience
This retreat is designed for: clergy and lay ministry leaders; nonprofit and community leaders; educators and spiritual directors; artists exploring vocation; individuals in midlife transition; seekers longing for clarity and renewed purpose. No prior experience with contemplative practice or artistic expression is required.
$445 | PRIVATE BEDROOM WITH PRIVATE BATH
$375 | PRIVATE BEDROOM WITH HALL BATH
$250 | COMMUTER
All meals are included: Dinner on Friday through Lunch on Sunday

Local Event: Creative Disruption: Imagination, Calling, and Courageous Leadership in Changing Times

Creative Disruption: Imagination, Calling, and...

September 18, 5:00 PM - September 20, 1:00 PM

Presented by Rev. Dr. Shelley D. Best
Creative Discernment is a contemplative...

Creative Disruption: Imagination, Calling, and Courageous Leadership in Changing Times

Presented by Jeanine Chayka | 9:30am - 11:30am
Core intention: Finding Stillness Within Change
The Autumn Equinox brings another moment of balance - a gentle turning toward introspection. As leaves fall and the air cools, the season invites softening, letting go, and honoring what has shifted. Autumn is a time for reflection, integration, and preparing the inner landscape for deeper stillness.
Why&nbsp; sound matters in autumn:
Sound vibrations support the emotional and energetic process of release. The frequencies help loosen what the body is ready to shed - old patterns, tension, and mental clutter - while guiding participants into deeper clarity and introspection. Autumn sound meditations create a spaciousness that mirrors the season: quiet, contemplative, and beautifully grounding.&nbsp;
COST | $25

Local Event: Autumn Equinox- Finding Stillness

Autumn Equinox- Finding Stillness

Presented by Jeanine Chayka | 9:30am - 11:30am
Core intention: Finding Stillness Within Change
The Autumn Equinox brings...

Presented by Linda Miller Monday, September 21, 10:30 AM - Friday, September 25, 2:00 PM
We will have the opportunity to slow down and become familiar with the beautiful surroundings at Wisdom House Retreat Center in late September when all of the natural world is in it’s beautiful transitional phase called fall/autumn. We will start with simple materials: a sketchbook with drawing pencils and a small journal for writing. (A materials list will be provided, and there will be some materials which can be shared by our whole group.) We will learn about the basics of gesture drawing and contour drawing while sketching objects from nature inside at a table, such as seed pods, plants, fruits, and vegetables. This will help us feel more comfortable with the practice of sketching and experiencing things visually.
Then, when we take our sketchbooks outside with us, we can explore and discover the amazing beauty that surrounds us. We will talk about the various ways that we can add words to our field sketching and nature journaling. I will share examples of art with the theme of nature from books that I have, as well as poems and quotes focused on nature. I will ask retreat participants to share favorites as well. We will also try creating our own haiku/simple poems with prompts and queries.
There will be scheduled times for meditation/centering prayer/worship and also scheduled times for rest and free time alone away from the group. This is a chance to engage all of your senses in connecting with Awe and Wonder, and the Light and Spirit that is in all beings on the earth! Taking time to pay attention and notice everything that is around us in each moment is a gift!
We will be having two other presenters sharing their time with us. One is a Tai Chi Teacher and the second one is a Sound Healer.

This retreat takes place in our historic Farm House. Guests must be able to comfortably navigate stairs.
$510| PRIVATE BEDROOM WITH PRIVATE BATH
$430| PRIVATE BEDROOM WITH HALL BATH
All meals are included: Lunch on Monday through Lunch on Friday

Local Event: Field Sketching and Nature Journaling Retreat

Field Sketching and Nature Journaling Retreat

Presented by Linda Miller Monday, September 21, 10:30 AM - Friday, September 25, 2:00 PM
We will have the opportunity to slow...

An opportunity to feel seen, supported, and restored without reinforcing the old painful storyline.
Life can ask so much of us. Whether we are caring for ourselves, supporting loved ones, navigating illness, grief, overwhelm, uncertainty, or simply trying to stay afloat in a demanding world, it’s easy to become exhausted by the stories we repeat internally and externally.
This is not a space for fixing, rescuing, or endlessly reinforcing the old painful storyline.
It is a space for honest presence, heartfelt understanding, compassionate connection, nervous system support, perspective, refreshment, and renewal.
Together, we explore new ways of relating to ourselves, our hearts, and the challenges we face, personally and professionally, without bypassing reality or becoming trapped inside it.
This circle offers an opportunity to: • feel whole, safe, and loved no matter what is happening • reconnect with balance, perspective, and inner steadiness • receive meaningful support without judgment • discover greater peace in the midst of real life • nourish the heart, body, mind, and spirit • remember that you do not have to carry everything alone
Come as you are.
No performance. No pretending. No need to have it all figured out. Just real humans gathering in Heartspace.
Hosted online by Melissa Lewis, RN BSN
Online via Zoom

Local Event: FREE Zoom Circle of Support

FREE Zoom Circle of Support

An opportunity to feel seen, supported, and restored without reinforcing the old painful storyline.
Life can ask so much of us....

Join us for a welcoming and informative gathering designed to support healthy aging and strengthen connections across our community. Whether you are seeking resources, caring for a loved one, or simply exploring what’s possible for the years ahead, this day is for you. Begin the morning with complimentary pastries and beverages, freshly prepared in-house. Stay to enjoy a delicious lunch, also made on-site and offered at no cost.
<h4>WHAT TO EXPECT</h4>
Spend the day exploring resources, building relationships, and engaging with trusted professionals in a relaxed and supportive environment.
<ul><li>Free health screenings</li><li>Local service providers and organizations</li><li>Giveaways, raffles, and complimentary offerings</li><li>Opportunities for conversation, learning, and connection</li></ul>
This is more than a fair. it’s a space to feel informed, supported, and part of a caring community.
<h4>WHO SHOULD ATTEND</h4>
<ul><li>Older adults</li><li>Caregivers</li><li>Adult children supporting aging parents</li><li>Anyone interested in planning for healthy, meaningful aging</li></ul>
ALL ARE WELCOME.
<h4>OUR SHARED COMMITMENT</h4>
This event is rooted in a shared belief that everyone deserves access to compassionate care, reliable information, and a sense of belonging as they age. Together, we honor the dignity of each person and the strength of community.
Hosted by Wisdom House Retreat and Conference Center
Presented in partnership with the Litchfield Area Business Association (LABA)
We anticipate welcoming 200–300 attendees from across the region.
<h4>ACCESSIBILITY &amp; COMFORT</h4>
We have thoughtfully prepared our space to ensure a comfortable experience for all:
<ul><li>Wheelchair accessible with elevator and ramps</li><li>Indoor setting</li><li>Ample seating throughout the event</li><li>Easily accessible restrooms</li></ul>

Local Event: Aging Well Health & Business Fair

Aging Well Health & Business Fair

Join us for a welcoming and informative gathering designed to support healthy aging and strengthen connections across our...

Torrington Library

Litchfield CT

Taste of Torrington

Presented by Rev. Dr. Eileen Epperson
This day-long workshop is a welcoming space to slow down, deepen your awareness of God's presence, and renew your spirit. We will explore breathing, slow walking, Centering Prayer, and simple chanting among our practices. They calm the mind, open the heart, and cultivate attentive listening. New or seasoned in these things, everyone will leave with practical tools to nurture peace, resilience, and a richer way of living.
COST | $75, lunch is included

Local Event: Practicing the Presence of God

Practicing the Presence of God

Presented by Rev. Dr. Eileen Epperson
This day-long workshop is a welcoming space to slow down, deepen your awareness of God's...

Presented by Tara McKinney
&nbsp;When love hurts, we tend to contract by avoiding feeling, rehearsing stories, becoming effects of life rather than active participants in it. This 2-hour online workshop guides women through embodied practices, breath work, movement, self-reflection, and group witness to meet love’s pain in a way that feels expansive and empowering. Participants leave with a felt experience of their power to choose what love means to them and a replicable path to practice embodying their staying power with their true selves, whether life’s weather is stormy or full of sunshine.
Pen and paper are preferred for the self-reflection exercises
ZOOM | $25

Local Event: ZOOM Women’s Retreat: How to Stay Open When Love Hurts

ZOOM Women’s Retreat: How to Stay Open When...

Presented by Tara McKinney
 When love hurts, we tend to contract by avoiding feeling, rehearsing stories, becoming effects of...

ZOOM Women’s Retreat: How to Stay Open When Love Hurts

Presented by Kathleen Kryspin
One of our greatest literary visionaries, Emily Dickinson explored the vast spectrum of consciousness, from anguish to ecstasy.&nbsp; To read a Dickinson poem is to encounter our deepest experience of passion, loss, joy and suffering.&nbsp; A Dickinson poem is a revelation that holds the energy to comfort, to inspire and to heal.&nbsp; Join teacher, scholar Kathleen Kryspin for an unforgettable afternoon that goes beyond reading–-to reflection and discovery--as we enter the landscape of Emily Dickinson’s verse.&nbsp;

Local Event: When the Landscape Listens-the Healing Power of Emily Dickinson

When the Landscape Listens-the Healing Power of...

Presented by Kathleen Kryspin
One of our greatest literary visionaries, Emily Dickinson explored the vast spectrum of...

When the Landscape Listens-the Healing Power of Emily Dickinson

Presented by Raditia Lasry
A journey of finding inner lightness, freedom, and ease by connecting to our bodies through our senses, movement, and stillness. Happiness is a complex exploration of what was, what is, and what will be.
COST | $50, lunch is included

Local Event: Be Human, Be Happy, Be YOU!

Be Human, Be Happy, Be YOU!

Presented by Raditia Lasry
A journey of finding inner lightness, freedom, and ease by connecting to our bodies through our...

Presented by Sandy Carlson and Brian Vaugh Oct. 29th 9:30am - 3:00pm
Buddhist priest Brian Vaugh and poet Sandy Carlson will lead a day of reflection, meditation, and freewriting. Reflection will focus on the role of the labyrinth across faith traditions and cultures. Meditation will involve walking the labyrinth. There will also be time for participants to write in whatever way they choose as a part of personal reflection. Conversation will follow.&nbsp;
COST | $75, lunch included

Local Event: Finding Our Way: The Labyrinth, Meditations, Freewriting

Finding Our Way: The Labyrinth, Meditations,...

Presented by Sandy Carlson and Brian Vaugh Oct. 29th 9:30am - 3:00pm
Buddhist priest Brian Vaugh and poet Sandy Carlson will...

Finding Our Way: The Labyrinth, Meditations, Freewriting

Presented by Rev. Nicholas Bartoli
Beneath the words and images of every contemplative tradition lies a shared silence—a wordless resting in the Ground of Being that mystics East and West have spent their lives learning to abide with. Centering Prayer is the Christian doorway into that silence: a simple, profound practice, rooted in John Cassian and The Cloud of Unknowing and recovered for our time by teachers like Thomas Keating. It is a practice which asks nothing of us but consent to Divine Presence. Our day will consist of practicing together—giving ourselves to periods of silent prayer, learning the method and its gentle discipline of letting go, considering the wisdom of simply being with what is, and reflecting on how Centering Prayer opens onto a profound stillness that seekers of every tradition will find familiar.
COST | $75, lunch included

Local Event:  Centering Prayer: Resting in the Silence at the Heart of All Things

 Centering Prayer: Resting in the Silence at...

Presented by Rev. Nicholas Bartoli
Beneath the words and images of every contemplative tradition lies a shared silence—a...

 Centering Prayer: Resting in the Silence at the Heart of All Things

Presented by Sharon ChardeOvernight retreat Monday, November 9, 3:00 PM - Friday, November 13, 2:00 PM
A time of intense connection to self and others, using writing as a tool to retreat from our often too-busy lives of work and caretaking. Come prepared to write to a series of prompts, read your work , and practice deep listening to others.
This retreat is for women only. 
$530 | PRIVATE BEDROOM WITH PRIVATE BATH
$450 | PRIVATE BEDROOM WITH HALL BATH
All meals are included: Dinner on Monday through Lunch on Friday

Local Event: Women's Writing Retreat

Women's Writing Retreat

Presented by Sharon ChardeOvernight retreat Monday, November 9, 3:00 PM - Friday, November 13, 2:00 PM
A time of intense...

Presented by Peter YaremkoFriday November 13th - Sunday November 15th&nbsp;
&nbsp;&nbsp;Peter Yaremko, an author and poet, leads participants in this weekend program to focus on poetry and their own well-being – a little oasis in which to bask in the beauty of healing words and learn to tap into their inner wellspring of creativity. Topics include: how poetry heals and empowers, de-mystifying poetry, how to write simple poems that ease stress, anxiety and trauma. Participants will write poems and share insights in a supportive, no-critique environment
$335 | *PRIVATE BEDROOM WITH PRIVATE BATH
$305 | *PRIVATE BEDROOM WITH HALL BATH
$175 | **COMMUTER
*All meals are included: Dinner on Friday through Lunch on Sunday
**Breakfast and lunch on Friday and Saturday are included

Local Event: Emotional Healing through Expressive Writing Retreat

Emotional Healing through Expressive Writing...

Presented by Peter YaremkoFriday November 13th - Sunday November 15th 
  Peter Yaremko, an author and poet, leads participants...

Emotional Healing through Expressive Writing Retreat

Presented by Denise Page
Learn to tell your story. The one yearning to be told. Learn to tell it authentically, with clarity and emotional engagement. This introductory workshop will guide you in preparing to release your story. Often our essential story is stifled by fear of hurting others or of not being heard. The story begging to be heard for healing, inspiring, building a bridge of understanding.
Identify Your Essential Story Purpose&nbsp;
COST | $75, lunch is included

Local Event: A.C.E. Your Essential Story - Storytelling with Authenticity, Clarity, and Engagement

A.C.E. Your Essential Story - Storytelling with...

Presented by Denise Page
Learn to tell your story. The one yearning to be told. Learn to tell it authentically, with clarity...

A.C.E. Your Essential Story - Storytelling with Authenticity, Clarity, and Engagement

Presented by Dale Allen
Dale Allen, filmmaker, veteran of corporate and commercial communications, and bestselling author shares her film “In Our Right Minds” followed by dynamic engagement and discussion. This has been awarded in 19 independent film festivals and screened at the UN Commission on the Status of Women and the Parliament of the World’s Religions. Sharing her profound journey of exploring the deep feminine archetypes, the filmmaker combines science, art, and history for a transcendent journey. By tapping into the divine inner wisdom of their right brain and understanding its link to the sacred feminine, viewers can begin to grasp the essence of humanity's true natural balance.
Film Screening &amp; Dynamic Discussion with Filmmaker Dale Allen “In Our Right Minds,” awarded in 19 Independent Film Festivals worldwide shines a light on the profound wisdom of the right brain, and explores our collective history along with the deep feminine archetypes that move through us all.&nbsp; This film energizes audiences, includes all people in its loving message, and opens minds and hearts. “No one can watch this film and remain unchanged.” ​An uplifting, inspiring screening event!
COST | $25

Local Event: In Our Right Minds

In Our Right Minds

Presented by Dale Allen
Dale Allen, filmmaker, veteran of corporate and commercial communications, and bestselling author...

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