06/05/2026
🌿✨ EARTH DAUGHTERS 2026 ✨🌿
Out of all the wellness festivals I attend throughout the summer, Earth Daughters holds a very special place in my heart.
There is something different about this gathering.
It isn't just a festival. It's a village.
For four days, women come together on the banks of the Kicking Horse River near Golden, BC, to create a living community filled with ceremony, workshops, music, healing, creativity, storytelling, dance, and connection. Every aspect of the festival is intentionally designed to support women in embodying their truest expression and reconnecting with themselves, each other, and the Earth.
What I love is it feels like stepping into another world. A place where women gather around fires, share stories, dance barefoot, learn new skills, witness one another, and remember how big our community really is.
Every wellness festival has its own energy, and that's one of my favourite parts of summer. No two events are ever the same. Earth Daughters carries a depth, softness, and sense of sisterhood that is hard to put into words. It's something you have to experience.
And this year, I am beyond excited because one of my absolute favourite artists, Ayla Nereo, is performing.
If you've never listened to her music before, it's difficult to explain the way it makes you feel. Her songs have a way of opening the heart and bringing you back to yourself. When I saw she was on the lineup, I was instantly excited.
Honestly, one of the moments I'm looking forward to most is sitting out in nature with some of my favourite humans, listening to Ayla Nereo's voice drift through the mountains and feeling completely present in the magic of it all.
I'll be there with Wild Nova, bringing my Reiki-infused candles, ritual tools, bath soaks, incense, crystals, and all the little pieces of everyday magic I've been creating.
🌿 June 19–22, 2026
🌿 Near Golden, BC
🌿 Summer Solstice Gathering
If you've been feeling called to gather, connect, learn, heal, dance, create, and spend time in an incredible community of women, I can't recommend this festival enough.
Janine Kruger , Earth Daughters Festival