Time: 2-4pm

Clinics are hosted at Misty Meadows by Reiki Masters Deb DiNola, Angela Deschesne and Wendy Snow Fogg

Reiki is a hands-on healing art with origins older than we can truly determine.

Reiki channels the Universal Life Force energy through the practitioner to the client.

Reiki rebalances the chakras, restoring the body’s ability to heal itself.

Reiki does no harm and will not interfere with medications.

While Reiki can definitely be a spiritual experience, it has no connection to any organized religion.

Reiki does not require you to remove your clothing.

Though a hands-on practice, Reiki is not massage.

Reiki can be done hands-off if you prefer.

Reiki is relaxing and restorative.

Reiki brings a sense of calm and wellbeing.

If you would like to experience the healing energy of Reiki, join us at one of these free Reiki clinics

Each Reiki treatment will last approximately 15-20 minutes.

Please sign in with the shopkeeper. Practitioners will come for you as space is available.

Please dress in loose, comfortable clothing. Bring slippers to wear inside the Misty Meadows Learning Center

Services are offered on a first come/first served basis.

Enjoy some time in the herb shop while you wait.

Suggested Donation - $10 per person

~ Volunteer Reiki Practitioners ~

Please sign up to participate by emailing to mistyoffice@comcast.net.

Time: 2-4pm

Clinics are hosted at Misty Meadows by Reiki Masters Deb DiNola, Angela Deschesne and Wendy Snow Fogg

Reiki is a hands-on healing art with origins older than we can truly determine.

Reiki channels the Universal Life Force energy through the practitioner to the client.

Reiki rebalances the chakras, restoring the body’s ability to heal itself.

Reiki does no harm and will not interfere with medications.

While Reiki can definitely be a spiritual experience, it has no connection to any organized religion.

Reiki does not require you to remove your clothing.

Though a hands-on practice, Reiki is not massage.

Reiki can be done hands-off if you prefer.

Reiki is relaxing and restorative.

Reiki brings a sense of calm and wellbeing.

If you would like to experience the healing energy of Reiki, join us at one of these free Reiki clinics

Each Reiki treatment will last approximately 15-20 minutes.

Please sign in with the shopkeeper. Practitioners will come for you as space is available.

Please dress in loose, comfortable clothing. Bring slippers to wear inside the Misty Meadows Learning Center

Services are offered on a first come/first served basis.

Enjoy some time in the herb shop while you wait.

Suggested Donation - $10 per person

~ Volunteer Reiki Practitioners ~

Please sign up to participate by emailing to mistyoffice@comcast.net.

Used Book Sale

to Benefit the 2024 Misty Meadows Women’s Herbal Conference

Our September event was a big hit, so we’ve decided to do it again!

We have a large collection of books on various topics:

Herbs

Herbalism

Gardenening

Astrology

Numerology

Witchcraft & Magic

Native American

Travel

Gods & Goddesses

…..and more!

At Least 50% Off Retail

If you have books to donate, please contact us at mistyoffice@comcast.net

Time: 2-4pm

Clinics are hosted at Misty Meadows by Reiki Masters Deb DiNola, Angela Deschesne and Wendy Snow Fogg

Reiki is a hands-on healing art with origins older than we can truly determine.

Reiki channels the Universal Life Force energy through the practitioner to the client.

Reiki rebalances the chakras, restoring the body’s ability to heal itself.

Reiki does no harm and will not interfere with medications.

While Reiki can definitely be a spiritual experience, it has no connection to any organized religion.

Reiki does not require you to remove your clothing.

Though a hands-on practice, Reiki is not massage.

Reiki can be done hands-off if you prefer.

Reiki is relaxing and restorative.

Reiki brings a sense of calm and wellbeing.

If you would like to experience the healing energy of Reiki, join us at one of these free Reiki clinics

Each Reiki treatment will last approximately 15-20 minutes.

Please sign in with the shopkeeper. Practitioners will come for you as space is available.

Please dress in loose, comfortable clothing. Bring slippers to wear inside the Misty Meadows Learning Center

Services are offered on a first come/first served basis.

Enjoy some time in the herb shop while you wait.

Suggested Donation - $10 per person

~ Volunteer Reiki Practitioners ~

Please sign up to participate by emailing to mistyoffice@comcast.net.

NH Herbal Network is pleased to present our 2nd Annual Herbal Harvest Thyme event!

Herbal Harvest Thyme is presented by NH Herbal Network and modeled after the popular annual spring event, Herb & Garden Day, where herbal educators and seasoned growers from all walks of life will come together to share their unique knowledge and build upon a tapestry of age old wisdom about trees and seeds, herbs and plants, and the power of nature to heal.

Herbal Harvest Thyme will feature:

* Workshops for all skills and levels

* Plant and Mushroom Identification Walks

* Children’s Activities

* Vendors, Herbal Market and Plant Sale

* Raffles, and more!

The event is open to the public. The programming represents a variety of interests and caters to all skill levels – from the curious seekers and intrepid plant lovers to herbal entrepreneurs and natural health advocates, Herbal Harvest Thyme has something for everyone.

Between workshops, attendees shop from local vendors at the Vendor Market, a unique collection of local herbalists, farmers, crafters, gardeners, artists and environmental and agricultural organizations.

If you have any questions, please contact our 2023 Event Coordinator:

Sonia Gaudette • 603.293-5064 • sonia@holisticpros.net

To Purchase Tickets please cliCK HERE

Local Harvest and How to Use It

We will meet with a group of local chefs and presenters who will talk about a variety of food types. These will include grains and how to harvest, store and use them, Fresh and aged foods and how to harness the best flavors from them, foods that are alive, such as cheeses or yogurts and foods that are dead, such as canned or frozen goods, and foraging for herbs and seasoning, thinking about what is growing wild and how we can use it.  

During these programs we will sample delicious foods, learn new recipes, and discover wonderful new information about the program topics. Do you remember the old nursery rhyme Pease Porridge Hot? It goes like this…

“Pease porridge hot, Pease porridge cold, Pease porridge in the pot, nine days old; Some like it hot, some like it cold, Some like it in the pot, nine days old”

Did you sing this rhyme to your children or grandchildren? What does it mean? Come to our Lee Backyard Farming Initiative winter programming to find out!

Click here for more information about the Lee Backyard Farming Initiative

We will meet with a group of local chefs and presenters who will talk about a variety of food types. These will include grains and how to harvest, store and use them, Fresh and aged foods and how to harness the best flavors from them, foods that are alive, such as cheeses or yogurts and foods that are dead, such as canned or frozen goods, and foraging for herbs and seasoning, thinking about what is growing wild and how we can use it.  

During these programs we will sample delicious foods, learn new recipes, and discover wonderful new information about the program topics. Do you remember the old nursery rhyme Pease Porridge Hot? It goes like this…

“Pease porridge hot, Pease porridge cold, Pease porridge in the pot, nine days old; Some like it hot, some like it cold, Some like it in the pot, nine days old”

Did you sing this rhyme to your children or grandchildren? What does it mean? Come to our Lee Backyard Farming Initiative winter programming to find out!

Click here for more information about the Lee Backyard Farming Initiative

Session 2: Fresh Vs. Aged

With Donna Lee Woods, proprietor of Hickory Nut Farm and Evan Mallet, Chef and Co-Owner of The Black Trumpet Restaurant.

We will meet with a group of local chefs and presenters who will talk about a variety of food types. These will include grains and how to harvest, store and use them, Fresh and aged foods and how to harness the best flavors from them, foods that are alive, such as cheeses or yogurts and foods that are dead, such as canned or frozen goods, and foraging for herbs and seasoning, thinking about what is growing wild and how we can use it.  

During these programs, we will sample delicious foods, learn new recipes, and discover wonderful new information about the program topics. Do you remember the old nursery rhyme Pease Porridge Hot? It goes like this…

“Pease porridge hot, Pease porridge cold, Pease porridge in the pot, nine days old; Some like it hot, some like it cold, Some like it in the pot, nine days old”

Did you sing this rhyme to your children or grandchildren? What does it mean? Come to our Lee Backyard Farming Initiative winter programming to find out!

Click here for more information about the Lee Backyard Farming Initiative

Additional Dates:
Sundays February 19, March 19, April 18
Time: 1-3 pm

Clinics are hosted at Misty Meadows by Reiki Masters Deb DiNola, Angela Deschesne and Wendy Snow Fogg

Reiki is a hands-on healing art with origins older than we can truly determine.

Reiki channels the Universal Life Force energy through the practitioner to the client.

Reiki rebalances the chakras, restoring the body’s ability to heal itself.

Reiki does no harm and will not interfere with medications.

While Reiki can definitely be a spiritual experience, it has no connection to any organized religion.

Reiki does not require you to remove your clothing.

Though a hands-on practice, Reiki is not massage.

Reiki can be done hands-off if you prefer.

Reiki is relaxing and restorative.

Reiki brings a sense of calm and wellbeing.

If you would like to experience the healing energy of Reiki, join us at one of these free Reiki clinics

Each Reiki treatment will last approximately 15-20 minutes.

Please sign in with the shopkeeper. Practitioners will come for you as space is available.

Please dress in loose, comfortable clothing. Bring slippers to wear inside the Misty Meadows Learning Center

Services are offered on a first come/first served basis.

Enjoy some time in the herb shop while you wait.

Suggested Donation - $10 per person

~ Volunteer Reiki Practitioners ~

Please sign up to participate by emailing to mistyoffice@comcast.net.

Come shake off the Midwinter Dark for a relaxing and fun few hours of Tarot skill-sharing and tea!

We’ll start off the evening with a brief introduction to card divination and Tarot in general and then flow into discussions, practice readings and skill shares.

Do you have a favorite deck you want to share or maybe one that you’re having a hard time connecting with? Are you a novice reader ready to try a few readings out in a relaxed environment. Do you always pull the same few cards and wonder what that means for you? Is there an amazing spread you want to share?  Have you ever wanted to try out some other types of card divination like Oracle or Lenormand Decks? Please come and join us. We’ll provide the tea, a cozy fireplace, and some of our own personal decks for you to peruse. Please bring your Tarot Decks (or Oracle or Lenormand), a teacup and your love of Divination with you. Since this is a fun and informal event, a personal Tarot reading is not guaranteed.

Tea & Tarot is appropriate for Tarot users of all skill levels from the newest novice to seasoned readers!

Facilitator: Kristin Hall

Cost: Suggested donation $10 cash at door

Please join us for the first evening of this no-cost series!

Click here for more information on the Lee Backyard Farming Initiative

Additional Dates:
Sundays February 19, March 19, April 18
Time: 1-3 pm

Clinics are hosted at Misty Meadows by Reiki Masters Deb DiNola, Angela Deschesne and Wendy Snow Fogg

Reiki is a hands-on healing art with origins older than we can truly determine.

Reiki channels the Universal Life Force energy through the practitioner to the client.

Reiki rebalances the chakras, restoring the body’s ability to heal itself.

Reiki does no harm and will not interfere with medications.

While Reiki can definitely be a spiritual experience, it has no connection to any organized religion.

Reiki does not require you to remove your clothing.

Though a hands-on practice, Reiki is not massage.

Reiki can be done hands-off if you prefer.

Reiki is relaxing and restorative.

Reiki brings a sense of calm and wellbeing.

If you would like to experience the healing energy of Reiki, join us at one of these free Reiki clinics

Each Reiki treatment will last approximately 15-20 minutes.

Please sign in with the shopkeeper. Practitioners will come for you as space is available.

Please dress in loose, comfortable clothing. Bring slippers to wear inside the Misty Meadows Learning Center

Services are offered on a first come/first served basis.

Enjoy some time in the herb shop while you wait.

Suggested Donation - $10 per person

~ Volunteer Reiki Practitioners ~

Please sign up to participate by emailing to mistyoffice@comcast.net.

Clinics are hosted at Misty Meadows by Reiki Masters Deb DiNola, Angela Deschesne and Wendy Snow Fogg

Reiki is a hands-on healing art with origins older than we can truly determine.

Reiki channels the Universal Life Force energy through the practitioner to the client.

Reiki rebalances the chakras, restoring the body’s ability to heal itself.

Reiki does no harm and will not interfere with medications.

While Reiki can definitely be a spiritual experience, it has no connection to any organized religion.

Reiki does not require you to remove your clothing.

Though a hands-on practice, Reiki is not massage.

Reiki can be done hands-off if you prefer.

Reiki is relaxing and restorative.

Reiki brings a sense of calm and wellbeing.

If you would like to experience the healing energy of Reiki, join us at one of these free Reiki clinics

Each Reiki treatment will last approximately 15-20 minutes.

Please sign in with Hailey in the shop. Practicioners will come for you as space is available.

Please dress in loose, comfortable clothing. Bring slippers to wear inside the Misty Meadows Learning Center

Services are offered on a first come/first served basis.

Enjoy some time in the herb shop while you wait.

Suggested Donation - $10 per person

~ Volunteer Reiki Practitioners ~

Please sign up to participate by emailing to mistyoffice@comcast.net.

Led by Elizabeth Foley

$52

Pre-Registration is required- Link posted below; Only 8 spots available!

Angel Reading Gallery- Friday, November 4 — Misty Meadows Herbal Center

Join me for a special event where I will communicate with your Guardian Angels and some of the

Archangels for personal and deep spiritual messages of love and guidance. These messages very often

can bring about healing and meaningful insight into your life. The spiritual messages that I share are

often filled with universal wisdom and contain a profound insight that everyone present will find

inspiring in their own life.

The Coven of the Green Fire Welcomes you to celebrate the Summer Solstice

Saturday, June 25 at 5pm

Registration Closes Friday at Noon

Outdoors At Misty Meadows (Inside if it rains)

We welcome you to join us in celebrating on this longest day of the year! The Goddess is pregnant with abundance! The seeds we planted at Ostara, fertilized at Beltane are now growing in the garden of our life! The sun is high in the midsummer sky! The Oak King succumbs to the Holly King!

This is a family-friendly celebration

Circle savvy children are welcome!

All traditions are welcome who come in peace

Registration is Required; Midsummer ~Litha~ Summer Solstice — Misty Meadows Herbal Center

$10 Donation per person - Nonrefundable

Under 12 - free

Please bring a snack for sharing after the ritual.

Coven of the Green Fire and Misty Meadows are honored to co-host this first post-Covid, Red Tent Event

The Red Tent is a multi-generational woman-only space where women can honor the cycles of our lives. It is a place for women to speak the unspeakable, to name our experiences, our fears and joys of womanhood, to connect with other women, and lend emotional support.

Rest, meditate, pray, listen

Decadent Snacks for sharing are Encouraged!

Divination cards are welcome

Stay all day or stay a little while

Women Only- Must be of menstruating age

Donations accepted; No registration required

The Red Tent Movement was birthed around 2005 by Alisa Starkweather.

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