It’s that time of year when the days grow shorter and spooky stories seem to be everywhere. Join Rabbi Anna for an evening exploring the supernatural side of Jewish folklore, from dybbuks, demons, ghosts, wandering souls, and other mysterious beings.

We’ll share stories, explore where they come from, and discuss what these tales reveal about Jewish beliefs, fears, and imagination.

Light snacks will be provided. This class will be taking place in Northwest DC - specific location details will be shared with registrants.

The registration deadline has now passed. If you would still like to join us, please reach out to us. We’d be happy to welcome you if space allows.

Drop in for casual conversation, a drink or a bite to eat, and a little Jewish learning with Rabbi Anna. Pull up a chair and connect with others in the neighborhood. Come on your own or bring a friend, stay for a bit or settle in.

We’ll gather in Arlington near the Clarendon Metro, easily accessible via the Orange and Silver Lines. Specific location details will be shared with registrants.

The Den’s SukkahMobile is crossing the river! Join Rabbi Anna as our traveling sukkah makes its way to Old Town Alexandria for a laid-back Sukkot evening outdoors with learning, food, lawn games, and community.

We’ll gather around the SukkahMobile for a brief learning with Rabbi Anna, spend time together outside, and lean into a festive Sukkah tailgate vibe with food and games. Come ready to celebrate, connect, and enjoy Sukkot under the open sky with Den Members from across Northern Virginia and beyond.

Whether Sukkot is an annual tradition or completely new to you, come as you are and join us for an easygoing evening of Jewish learning and community.

This gathering will take place in Old Town Alexandria, Virgina. Exact location and gathering details will be shared with registered participants before the event.

This gathering has reached full capacity. And as always, we look forward to seeing you at any of our other Den gatherings!

Where do you feel at home? Who makes you feel welcome, and how do we create that feeling for others?

Join Rabbi Aderet and Den Member and Sacred Facilitator Fellow Heather Brody for a creative evening exploring what it means to be a guest, welcome others in, and build the communities that sustain us. Through Jewish texts and the mystical tradition of ushpizin, the symbolic guests invited into the sukkah, we’ll consider who helps us feel that we belong and what it takes to build a village today.

We’ll bring these ideas to life through conversation and hands-on artmaking with watercolors, pastels, collage, and mixed media, while enjoying light refreshments and connecting with new and familiar faces.

No artistic or Jewish learning experience is needed, just curiosity and a willingness to explore. Come as you are!

This gathering will take place in Bethesda, MD. The exact address will be shared with registered participants prior to the gathering.

This gathering has reached full capacity. Please fill out this form to be added to the waitlist, and we will reach out to you if a spot opens up. And as always, we look forward to seeing you at any of our other Den gatherings!

The Den’s SukkahMobile is hitting the road! Join Rabbi Anna as our traveling sukkah pops up in Northeast DC for an evening of learning, ritual, snacks, and connection in the heart of Union Market.

We’ll gather for a brief learning with Rabbi Anna, shake the lulav and etrog in the SukkahMobile, share some light snacks, and enjoy being together outdoors during Sukkot. We’ll also have an opportunity to explore the neighborhood before or after our gathering where you can grab dinner, drinks, or dessert, and spend more time together.

Whether you’ve been celebrating Sukkot for years or this is your first time stepping into a sukkah, come experience this joyful holiday with the Den community and see where our SukkahMobile lands!

This gathering will take place in Northeast DC. Exact meeting details will be shared with registered participants before the event.

This gathering has reached full capacity. And as always, we look forward to seeing you at any of our other Den gatherings!

Sukkot is a holiday of joyful celebration, yet it invites us to gather in a temporary, not-so-sturdy structure. What might the sukkah teach us about the relationship between fragility and comfort, uncertainty and celebration, and the joy we find in gathering with others?

Join Rabbi Aderet and family for a festive feast beneath the stars in the Den’s expanded sukkah. We’ll gather around a beautifully set long table as seasonal food and wine flow, lights flicker, and an evening of Torah, song, and spirited conversation unfolds.

Enjoy a delicious four-course catered dinner, reconnect with old friends, meet new ones, and savor a little al fresco magic under the open sky.

This gathering will take place in Maryland. The exact location will be shared with registered participants.

This gathering has reached full capacity. Please fill out this form to be added to the waitlist, and we will reach out to you if a spot opens up. And as always, we look forward to seeing you at any of our other Den gatherings!

Join us on the Potomac River for one of our most meaningful annual traditions of the High Holy Day season.

During the Ten Days of Repentance between Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur, Jewish communities around the world observe Tashlich, the ritual of symbolically casting away what no longer serves us as we begin the New Year. Together, we’ll paddle out on the Potomac, where the Den rabbis will guide us through this powerful ritual of reflection, release, and renewal.

This gathering will take place in Northwest DC. Kayak booking information and the meeting location will be shared with registrants after the registration deadline.

This gathering has reached full capacity. Please fill out this form to be added to the waitlist, and we will reach out to you if a spot opens up. And as always, we look forward to seeing you at any of our other Den gatherings!

What are you ready to stop carrying into the year ahead?

Jewish tradition gives us powerful physical rituals for the inner work of the High Holy Days: casting away through Tashlich, immersing in the waters of the mikvah, fasting, and other practices that invite us to mark change not only in our minds, but with our bodies. Drawing inspiration from these traditions, we'll explore what it can mean to intentionally let go.

Join Rabbi Anna for a creative and experiential evening of reflection, release, and renewal. This gathering takes place during the Aseret Yemei Teshuvah, the Ten Days of Repentance, a sacred stretch of time that begins with Rosh Hashanah and leads us toward Yom Kippur. These days invite us to turn inward, take stock, and consider what we are ready to change, release, and carry forward.

Through writing, drawing, personal reflection, and small-group conversation, we’ll consider the stories, expectations, habits, and narratives we may be ready to release. We’ll close with a shared ritual moment, giving physical expression to the inner work of making room for what comes next.

There is nothing you need to create perfectly, solve, or arrive already knowing. Come as you are, with whatever you are ready to examine, and perhaps whatever you are finally ready to put down.

This gathering will take place outdoors in Northwest DC. The specific location and additional details will be shared with participants after the registration deadline. 

This gathering has reached full capacity. Please reach out to us if you'd like to be added to the waitlist, and we will let you know if a spot opens up. And as always, we look forward to seeing you at any of our other Den gatherings!

Welcome the sweetness of the New Year with an evening of challah making, learning, and community!

Together, we’ll mix, shape, and braid our own Rosh Hashanah challahs while exploring Jewish teachings and engaging in thoughtful conversation inspired by the themes of the High Holy Days. Along the way, we’ll make space to reflect, connect, and prepare for the year ahead alongside friends old and new.

Whether you’re a seasoned challah maker or trying your first braid, no previous experience is needed. Come ready to get your hands in the dough, meet new people, and welcome the New Year with a little extra sweetness. You’ll head home with your own handmade Rosh Hashanah challah to enjoy and share!

We’ll gather in Chevy Chase, MD. Specific location details will be shared with registrants after the registration deadline.

To help cover the costs of this gathering, we invite you to make a $20 contribution that supports the Den and helps us continue creating gatherings like this one. If that amount is cost prohibitive, please contribute whatever feels meaningful and comfortable to you. Every gift helps sustain this community.

This gathering has reached full capacity. Please reach out to us if you'd like to be added to the waitlist, and we will let you know if a spot opens up. And as always, we look forward to seeing you at any of our other Den gatherings!

On the first day of Rosh Hashanah, we encounter two strikingly similar stories: Sarah and Hannah, two women who move through longing and uncertainty before each is “remembered” by God and becomes a mother. Why do our tradition and our liturgy place these stories at the threshold of a new year?

Join Rabbi Anna Wolfe, the Den’s Community Rabbi, for an intimate evening of Jewish learning and conversation exploring Sarah and Hannah’s stories as a lens into the deeper work of teshuvah. Together, we’ll consider Rosh Hashanah as a moment not only of return, but of creation and re-creation: an invitation to nurture what is emerging within us, release what has kept us stuck, and imagine who we are still becoming.

No previous text study or Jewish learning experience is needed. Bring your questions, your curiosity, and whatever this season is stirring in you.

This gathering will take place in Northwest DC. The specific location and additional details will be shared with registrants after the registration deadline. Advance registration is required.

This gathering has reached full capacity. Please fill out this form to be added to the waitlist, and we will reach out to you if a spot opens up. And as always, we look forward to seeing you at any of our other Den gatherings!

As we prepare our hearts for the High Holy Days, join us for an evening of music, reflection, and community.

Selichot marks the beginning of the spiritual journey into the Jewish New Year. Together, we’ll close out Shabbat with Havdalah before gathering in song, learning the melodies of the season and creating space for reflection, renewal, and connection. Whether these traditions are deeply familiar or entirely new to you, all are welcome to experience this meaningful evening alongside the Den community.

This gathering will be held at a centrally-located venue in DC. Location will be shared with registered participants after the registration deadline. 

Come help us give Rabbi Anna the warm Den welcome she deserves!

Whether you’ve been part of the Den for years or recently found your way here, this gathering is a chance to spend an afternoon getting to know our new Community Rabbi while reconnecting with familiar faces and meeting new ones. Share good conversation, enjoy the company of old and new friends, and help kick off this exciting new chapter in the life of our community.

We can’t wait to celebrate together and begin building relationships that will shape the year ahead.

This gathering will be held in DC. The specific location will be shared with registrants after the deadline. 

This gathering has reached full capacity. Please contact us to be added to the waitlist, and we will reach out to you if a spot opens up. We look forward to seeing you at future Den gatherings!

As the High Holy Days draw near, join us for a morning of fresh air, meaningful conversation, and Jewish learning in the outdoors.

Inspired by the Jewish tradition of finding wisdom and renewal in nature, we’ll explore local trails led by our own Den hike captains before gathering for reflection and discussion. Whether you’re looking to slow down, connect with others, or begin the season with intention, this is an opportunity to step away from the noise of everyday life and reconnect with yourself, your community, and the world around you.

The meeting location will be shared with registrants. Hikes will be centrally located and transit accessible. No hiking experience is necessary. All are welcome! Please bring a snack and a water bottle.

This gathering has reached full capacity. Please contact us to be added to the waitlist, and we will reach out to you if a spot opens up. We look forward to seeing you at future Den gatherings!

Join fellow men and male-identifying folks at the Den for an evening of meaningful connection, good conversation, and shared reflection.

Mifgash, the Hebrew word for “gathering” or “encounter,” invites us to come together with openness and curiosity, creating space to connect with one another and explore what feels most relevant and nourishing in this season of life. Through thoughtful conversation and authentic relationships, we’ll build community one gathering at a time.

Whether you’ve been part of the Den for years or are joining us for the first time, come as you are. No experience is needed, only curiosity, openness, and a willingness to connect with others.

Specific locations and additional details will be shared with registrants after the registration deadline.

Please note: Each Men’s Mifgash is a standalone gathering. Registration is required for each gathering individually.

This gathering has reached full capacity. Please contact us to be added to the waitlist, and we will reach out to you if a spot opens up. We look forward to seeing you at future Den gatherings!

Led by Den Members Ethan Litvin, Nicholas Ancona, and Alex Zaslow.

As the High Holy Days draw near, join us for a morning of fresh air, meaningful conversation, and Jewish learning in the outdoors.

Inspired by the Jewish tradition of finding wisdom and renewal in nature, we’ll explore local trails led by our own Den hike captains before gathering for reflection and discussion. Whether you’re looking to slow down, connect with others, or begin the season with intention, this is an opportunity to step away from the noise of everyday life and reconnect with yourself, your community, and the world around you.

The meeting location will be shared with registrants. Hikes will be centrally located and transit accessible. No hiking experience is necessary. All are welcome! Please bring a snack and a water bottle.

This gathering has reached full capacity. Please contact us to be added to the waitlist, and we will reach out to you if a spot opens up. We look forward to seeing you at future Den gatherings!

As the High Holy Days draw near, join us for a morning of fresh air, meaningful conversation, and Jewish learning in the outdoors.

Inspired by the Jewish tradition of finding wisdom and renewal in nature, we’ll explore local trails led by our own Den hike captains before gathering for reflection and discussion. Whether you’re looking to slow down, connect with others, or begin the season with intention, this is an opportunity to step away from the noise of everyday life and reconnect with yourself, your community, and the world around you.

The meeting location will be shared with registrants. Hikes will be centrally located and transit accessible. No hiking experience is necessary. All are welcome! Please bring a snack and a water bottle.

This HiHo Hike will be led by the Den's new community rabbi, Rabbi Anna, and her husband Sam!

This gathering has reached full capacity. Please contact us to be added to the waitlist, and we will reach out to you if a spot opens up. We look forward to seeing you at future Den gatherings!

Please note: the date for this gathering has been changed; it will now take place on Tuesday, July 28.

Tu B’Av, the 15th day of the Hebrew month of Av, is often known as the Jewish day of love. Ancient Jewish tradition describes people gathering in borrowed white garments and dancing in the vineyards, celebrating connection, possibility, and joy.

Join us for an evening of learning, creativity, and reflection as we explore the history, traditions, and deeper meanings of Tu B’Av through Jewish text study and conversation. Together, we’ll consider themes of love, connection, hope, and renewal, as well as the tradition of increasing Torah study during this season as the nights begin to lengthen.

Following our learning, we’ll engage in an art-making experience using the Jewish Studio Process, a creative practice that emphasizes curiosity, reflection, and the process of creating rather than the finished product itself. Whether you’re an experienced artist or haven’t picked up a paintbrush in years, this is an opportunity to explore, create, and connect in a supportive community setting.

Come learn, create, and bask in the beautiful light of this special full moon.

No experience necessary. Everyone is welcome. This gathering will take place in Northwest DC. Specific location and additional details will be shared with registrants after the registration deadline.

We have reached full capacity for this gathering. We look forward to seeing you at a future Den offering!

Led by Heather Brody, Den member and Fellow in the Den’s Sacred Facilitators Fellowship (Cohort I), a leadership training program cultivating skilled guides of sacred learning, ritual, and communal presence at the Den.

There’s something special about gathering around a shared experience: cheering for the home team, enjoying a summer evening outdoors, and connecting with others along the way.

Join the Den’s Men’s Mifgash for a fun and relaxed evening at Nationals Park as the Washington Nationals take on the Toronto Blue Jays. Together, we’ll enjoy the game, build community, and create space for conversation and connection in a casual setting.

After the game, we will gather at a nearby spot for a conversation exploring competition through a Jewish lens. How do our traditions invite us to think about ambition, teamwork, sportsmanship, and success? We’ll reflect together in a light and accessible way.

Whether you’re a devoted baseball fan or simply looking for a fun way to spend a summer evening and meet new people, we’d love to have you join us.

 This gathering is open to men and male-identifying folks. No experience necessary. We will meet at Nationals Park in Washington, DC, near the Navy Yard Metro Station. Specific meetup location and additional details will be shared with registrants after the registration deadline.

We have reached full capacity for this gathering. We look forward to seeing you at a future Den offering!

Led by Ethan Litvin, Den member and Board member.

Join the Den for a morning of service, community, and meaningful action as we volunteer to serve lunch together at a local community kitchen.

Jewish tradition teaches us the importance of caring for our neighbors and working toward a more just and compassionate world. This volunteer opportunity offers a chance to put those values into practice while connecting with fellow Den members and making a tangible difference in our broader community.

Whether you’ve volunteered with us before or are joining for the first time, we’d love to have you with us!

This gathering will take place in Northwest DC. For security reasons, the location will be shared only with registered participants. Additional details and volunteer instructions will be provided after registration.

We have reached full capacity for this gathering. We look forward to seeing you at a future Den offering!

As the United States approaches its 250th anniversary and we prepare for Shabbat Chazon, the “Shabbat of Vision” that precedes Tisha B’Av, we are invited to reflect on the world around us and the future we hope to help create.

Join us for an afternoon of learning, conversation, and reflection as we explore the complexities of Jewish life in America today. Together, we’ll engage with Jewish texts, prayers, and traditions that speak to questions of citizenship, responsibility, patriotism, and moral vision.

Drawing inspiration from the words of the prophet Isaiah, who calls us to “cease to do evil and learn to do good,” we’ll consider what it means to hold hope, responsibility, and possibility at a moment of both challenge and opportunity. We’ll also create space to share our own visions for the future and reflect on the values we hope will guide us forward.

Whether you’re interested in Jewish thought, civic engagement, contemporary issues, or simply meaningful conversation in community, we invite you to join us.

No experience necessary. Everyone is welcome. This gathering will take place in Downtown DC. Specific location and additional details will be shared with registrants after the registration deadline.

We have reached full capacity for this gathering. We look forward to seeing you at a future Den offering!

Led by Nathaniel Berman, Den member and Fellow in the Den’s Sacred Facilitators Fellowship (Cohort I), a leadership training program cultivating skilled guides of sacred learning, ritual, and communal presence at the Den.

Join us for a Shabbat evening of storytelling, reflection, learning, and delicious homemade food as we explore the many journeys that have shaped Jewish life across generations.

Inspired by the week’s Torah portion, Parashat Matot-Masei, and the theme of journey, we’ll gather around the table to reflect on the paths that brought us here: our own journeys, our families’ stories, and the rich histories of Jewish communities around the world. Together, we’ll consider what it means to belong to a people whose story spans continents, cultures, and centuries.

We’ll also explore the vibrant history of Mizrahi Jewish communities and the many places Jews have called home throughout history, from Baghdad to Casablanca and beyond. Through conversation and shared learning, we’ll broaden our understanding of Jewish life while honoring the diverse experiences that continue to shape our community today.

Along the way, we’ll enjoy a homemade Shabbat meal, including fresh pita made from scratch, creating space for meaningful conversation, curiosity, and connection around the table.

Whether you’re interested in Jewish history, family stories, cultural traditions, or simply sharing a warm Shabbat meal in community, we’d love to have you join us.

No experience necessary. Everyone is welcome. This gathering will take place in Gaithersburg, Maryland. Specific location and additional details will be shared with registrants after the registration deadline.

We have reached full capacity for this gathering. We look forward to seeing you at a future Den offering!

Led by Lois Kimmel, Den member and Fellow in the Den’s Sacred Facilitators Fellowship (Cohort I), a leadership training program cultivating skilled guides of sacred learning, ritual, and communal presence at the Den.

Jewish tradition holds a long and rich history of sacred disagreement: of questioning, debating, challenging, and refining ideas in the pursuit of deeper understanding. In this gathering, we’ll explore what Judaism teaches about productive disagreement: the balance between conviction and humility, the importance of openness and restraint, and the moments when debate can lose its moral center.

Together, we’ll engage with Jewish wisdom and meaningful conversation around how we navigate differences in our relationships, communities, and daily lives. How do we disagree without losing one another? What does it mean to sharpen each other thoughtfully and compassionately, rather than tear each other down?

Whether you love spirited discussion or are simply curious about Jewish approaches to dialogue, disagreement, and growth, this gathering offers space for reflection, learning, and authentic conversation in community.

No experience necessary. Everyone is welcome. This gathering will take place in Silver Spring, Maryland. Specific location and additional details will be shared with registrants after the registration deadline.

We have reached full capacity for this class. We look forward to seeing you at a future Den gathering!

Led by Richard Swanson, Den member and Fellow in the Den’s Sacred Facilitators Fellowship (Cohort I), a leadership training program cultivating skilled guides of sacred learning, ritual, and communal presence at the Den.

As we approach the summer solstice and settle into the warmth and fullness of the season, we’ll gather outdoors for an evening of mindfulness, reflection, and connection in community. Together, we’ll take time to slow down, breathe deeply, and explore what it means to move through this season with greater intentionality and presence.

Through gentle conversation and moments of quiet reflection, we’ll create space to reconnect with ourselves, with each other, and with the rhythms of the natural world around us. Whether you’re seeking grounding, meaningful conversation, or simply an opportunity to pause and reset, this gathering offers a chance to step outside, unplug, and be nourished by community and the beauty of the season.

No experience necessary. Everyone is welcome. This gathering will take place in DC. Specific meet-up location and additional details will be shared with registrants after the registration deadline.

We have reached full capacity for this class. We look forward to seeing you at a future Den gathering!

Led by Nathaniel Berman, Den member and Fellow in the Den’s Sacred Facilitators Fellowship (Cohort I), a leadership training program cultivating skilled guides of sacred learning, ritual, and communal presence at the Den.

What can stones teach us about memory, resilience, and the stories we carry?

Join us for an afternoon of creativity, learning, and connection as we explore the role of stones throughout Jewish tradition. Together, we’ll engage with Jewish texts and discussion that invite us to reflect on the ways physical objects can hold meaning, mark moments of transformation, and help us remember where we’ve been.

After learning together, we’ll move into a hands-on rock painting experience, creating our own meaningful pieces inspired by the themes we explore.

Whether you love creative projects, meaningful conversation, or simply gathering in community, this is an opportunity to slow down, reflect, and create something beautiful together.

No experience necessary. Everyone is welcome. This gathering will take place in Montgomery County, with the specific location and additional details shared with registrants after the registration deadline.

We have reached full capacity for this class. We look forward to seeing you at a future Den gathering!

Led by Lois Kimmel, Den member and Fellow in the Den’s Sacred Facilitators Fellowship (Cohort I), a leadership training program cultivating skilled guides of sacred learning, ritual, and communal presence at the Den.

Join us for a Shabbat Lunch + Learn gathering where we will explore stories of beauty, intimacy, and connection within Jewish tradition.

Together, we’ll dive into teachings and legends surrounding Rabbi Yochanan, whose extraordinary beauty became the subject of fascination throughout the Talmud, and explore the deep bond he shared with his spiritual partner and closest companion. Were they simply dear friends and study partners, or could there have been something romantic to their connection? Through conversation, reflection, and shared learning, we’ll consider how queer readings can open new possibilities within Jewish tradition and help us encounter familiar stories in new and meaningful ways.

We’ll gather over a relaxed, potluck-style Shabbat lunch, creating space for thoughtful discussion, curiosity, and connection in community.

Please note: the time for this gathering has been changed to 1:30pm.

This gathering is open to those who identify as LGBTQIA+. No prior learning experience necessary. This gathering will take place in Northwest DC. Specific location and additional details will be shared with registrants after the registration deadline.

We have reached full capacity for this class. We look forward to seeing you at a future Den gathering!

Led by Heather Brody, Den member and Fellow in the Den’s Sacred Facilitators Fellowship (Cohort I), a leadership training program cultivating skilled guides of sacred learning, ritual, and communal presence at the Den.

Fat Torah is all about diving into the questions of what Judaism has to say about fatphobia, fat activism, and body liberation. Together we’ll explore Jewish wisdom, culture, and history—including the ways antisemitism has also shaped body narratives—and discover how our tradition can be a source of dignity and joy for every body. Inspired by Rabbi Minna Bromberg’s Every Body Beloved: A Jewish Embrace of Fatness, this class will invite you to reimagine Jewish community as a place where belonging and liberation are for all of us.

No experience necessary. Everyone is welcome. This gathering will take place in Gaithersburg, MD. Specific meet-up location and additional details will be shared with registrants after the registration deadline.

Led by Lois Kimmel, Den member and Fellow in the Den’s Sacred Facilitators Fellowship (Cohort I), a leadership training program cultivating skilled guides of sacred learning, ritual, and communal presence at the Den.

As we celebrate Shavuot—the festival commemorating the giving of Torah at Mount Sinai—join us for a special Shavuot learning exploring what it means to turn towards Judaism in your own way. At Sinai, our ancestors made a collective choice to receive Torah and enter into covenant. Tonight, we’ll reflect on moments of curiosity and connection: the questions that draw us closer, the practices we’re curious about, and the ways we find meaning in Jewish life.

We’ll dive into learning and conversation that honors all paths—whether you’re exploring for the first time, returning after time away, or deepening a lifelong connection.

In the spirit of Shavuot, we’ll share mac n’ cheese, good conversation, and the warmth of community. Feel free to bring your favorite dessert, though it’s not required. Please share any allergy or dietary restrictions when you sign up so we can create a feast that everyone can enjoy.

No experience necessary. Everyone is welcome. This gathering will take place in Silver Spring, MD. Specific meet-up location and additional details will be shared with registrants after the registration deadline.

We have reached full capacity for this class. We look forward to seeing you at a future Den gathering!

Led by Dani Schneider, Den member and Fellow in the Den’s Sacred Facilitators Fellowship (Cohort I), a leadership training program cultivating skilled guides of sacred learning, ritual, and communal presence at the Den.

Join us for a special evening where couples can come together, welcome Shabbat with ritual and song, share a delicious meal, and explore what it means to build a Jewish home together.

Our learning for the evening will focus on cohabitating Jewishly—how we navigate rituals, traditions, and values as partners; how we learn from each other's backgrounds and practices; and how we create homes that reflect who we are, both individually and together. Whether you're newlyweds or seasoned partners, there's so much wisdom to share and learn from one another.

Come ready to connect (or reconnect!), swap stories (and maybe some good advice!), and strengthen the community we've built together. We invite you to bring a vegetarian potluck dinner item to share, please let me know of any allergies ahead of time so we can communicate to the entire group.

No experience necessary. Everyone is welcome. This gathering will take place in Silver Spring, MD. Specific meet-up location and additional details will be shared with registrants after the registration deadline.

We have reached full capacity for this class. We look forward to seeing you at a future Den gathering!

Led by Dani Schneider, Den member and Fellow in the Den’s Sacred Facilitators Fellowship (Cohort I), a leadership training program cultivating skilled guides of sacred learning, ritual, and communal presence at the Den.