Build community, resilience, and regenerative solutions—together.

• Description

  Join us for a hands-on weekend of regenerative design, natural building, and community-rooted creativity as we explore what it takes to co-create resilient towns and bioregions rooted in care, relationship, and ecological wisdom.

  This weekend we will engage in the design process: we won’t be building any permanent structures just yet. Instead, we’ll take time to listen to the land, engage in collective visioning, and root our ideas in thoughtful, regenerative planning.

  With guidance from natural builder Brennan Blazer Bird, we’ll also learn how to make cob and get some hands-on practice working with it to build small-scale models of a local resilience hub and a model of what a regenerative town would look like. We will explore how eco-toilets, water flow, communal gathering spaces, and natural systems interact.

  Alongside this hands-on work, partners from Cultivating Self, the Alameda Native History Project, Ecoversities, and the California Doughnut Economics Coalition, Solution Craft, the Cosmic Labyrinth, Be A Solution, House of Joy, and Rising Lotus Reiki will weave together food as medicine, cultural healing, systems thinking, and place-based wisdom.

  We'll connect with a local environmental education nonprofit, and contribute through a short, hands-on ecorestoration activity, a meaningful way to give back to the land that’s hosting us.

  Have you heard of Ecoversities? There are hundreds of Ecoversities around the world, reimagining education and empowering communities around food, ecology, economics, and culture. This is a Call to Action to create a Bay Area Bioregional Ecoversity that addresses the polycrisis in the region and to meet Ecoversity leaders traveling to the Bay Area to share their wisdom and experience.

• What to Expect

  • Community-designed learning with visiting Ecoversity leaders

  • Ceremonial prayer, movement, Kirtan, sound healing, and more

  • Building small-scale cob model resilience hubs with Brennan Blazer Bird

  • Food-as-medicine meals and discussions led by Cultivating Self

  • Indigenous ecological playshops with the Alameda Native History Project

  • Doughnut Economics strategy sessions

  • Community sound healing, Reiki, massages, yoga, and Kriya practice

  • Ecorestoration walk and local historical walks

  • Visioning fire-resilient, bioregional infrastructure and ecotoilets

  • Sunset ceremony, storytelling, and night-time star healing sessions

  • Local builders and real estate professionals exploring regenerative planning

  This is a community-rooted, participatory experience with offerings throughout the weekend to inspire, heal, and create together.

• What To Bring

  • Comfortable clothes for hands-on building and outdoor activities

  • Journal or notebook

  • Reusable utensils, cup, and plate

  • Water bottle

  • Snacks or small offerings for the altar/community space

  • Anything you need for spending a full day outdoors

  • Your curiosity and readiness to collaborate, dream, and heal

• Energy Exchange

  Support this gathering where we will provide healthy gourmet nourishment, wellbeing experiences, education/practice on ecological building and design of a local disaster resilience hub, and bioregional business strategy:
  👉 Donate here

  Ticket Options (Require Approval):

  • Crockett Community — Free (Port Costa, Rodeo, and nearby towns)

  • Saturn Saturday (One Day) — $108

  • Sunny Sunday (One Day) — $108

  • Both Days — $180

  • Organizing Circle — Sold Out

  No one will be turned away for lack of funds. Contributions support community meals, materials, educators, and organizers.