Thriving in Turbulent Times Food, Rest, and Collective Care
- Presenter: Bryant Terry
- Presenter: Tricia Hersey
- Presenter: Jasmine Nyende
REST IN THE SANCTUARY OF COMMUNITY
Join us for an immersive retreat designed to nourish the body, mind, and spirit through eating, deep rest, connection with nature, and community. Curated by James Beard Award-winning chef, author, and artist Bryant Terry, the weekend features a stellar lineup of facilitators, including Terry, artist and musician Jasmine Nyende, and founder of The Nap Ministry, activist, and writer Tricia Hersey. Through shared meals, restorative practices, skill-building activities, and meaningful dialogue, you will explore sustenance, the natural world, rejuvenation, and collective engagement as tools for resilience and wellbeing. Experience this transformative retreat that centers joy, sustainability, and radical self-care.
During this weekend, you will:
- Explore healing and self-discovery by engaging with natural elements, ancestral knowledge, and creative expression.
- Engage in a collective rest and healing experience and soul integration.
- Participate in a cooking demo using local, seasonal, and sustainable ingredients.
- Enjoy an intergenerational fireside chat.
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Included in Your Stay
| Daily Yoga Classes | 3 All-Natural Meals | Access to the Kripalu Grounds |
Program at a Glance
Presenter(s)
Bryant Terry is a multidisciplinary artist, James Beard Award-winning chef, publisher, and author. Rooted in ancestral inspiration, his work encourages us to pursue a more healthful, just, and sustainable world.
Full Bio and ProgramsTricia is the founder of The Nap Ministry, the originator of the “rest as resistance” and “rest as reparations” frameworks, and creates sacred spaces where the liberatory power of rest can take hold in collaboration with communities all over the world.
Full Bio and ProgramsJasmine Nyende is a textile and performance artist from Los Angeles. She is the lead vocalist for the black queer punk band FUPU!, and her art practice spans collaborative weaving, performative poetry, hand-knitted clothing, and sculpture.
Full Bio and Programs