Schedule

The May 1-3, 2026 information is below and registration is open!

Click the links below to open/download the:

• May 2026 flyer
  
• Full class, entertainment, & service project information

Class Selections

Classes are 2.5 hours long unless otherwise noted.
The full descriptions can be found in the document above.

Saturday Morning
A. Pulaski Park Hike
B. Embossed Bird Hanging Art
C. Spring Bloom Art Class
D. Under the Flower Moon, A Beltaine Journey of Awakening

Saturday Afternoon
E. Spring Observation at Steere Hill
F. Basket Weaving – Woven Hearts
G. Singing Folk Songs with Aubrey Atwater
H. & I. Empowering Yourself and Using your Body as a Weapon (1 hour sessions – 1:30-2:30 & 3:00-4:00 p.m. – choose one)

Sunday Morning
J. Buck Hill Hike
K. Rock Painting 101
L. Sensory Forest Bathing Bird Walk
M. Yoga – Finding Strength, Space, and Stillness (1.5 hours – 9:30-11:00 a.m.)

Class Committee

• The class committee continues to arrange classes for the Weekend.
• Participants note their class selections on the registration form and classes are filled first come, first served.
• Note: Additional classes might be added, or due to unforeseen circumstances, the scheduled classes might change.

Saturday Evening Entertainment

Mighty Music Bingo! You’ve listened to music, you’ve played bingo, but have you played music bingo? We’ll laugh, we’ll play bingo, we’ll win prizes, and we may even sing along.

Services

(Additional Fee)

• Massage and Reflexology are available Saturday, starting in the morning, by appointment.
• Tarot readings will be offered Saturday evening by appointment.
• Fees are paid directly to the practitioners at the time of service.
• Participants note their interest in a service on the registration form and select their appointment time during Friday evening registration. Priority signups given to those who select their services on the registration form.

Service Project

At each weekend event, we select a service project in order to help others in need. This weekend we will be collecting items for McAuley Village: Supporting Women & Children Rebuilding Their Lives. McAuley Village provides safe, secure housing for women and children fleeing domestic violence. They offer more than just a place to stay — they provide stability, dignity, and a clear pathway toward independence.

Their wishlist items are: Canned tuna or chicken, Peanut butter, Jelly/jam, Pasta, Cereal, Mac & cheese, Canned vegetables (corn, green beans, carrots), Canned pasta sauce

Women’s Wilderness Weekend Store & Marketplace

At every weekend, we have WWW items (sweatshirts, t-shirts, fleece jackets and vests, mugs, hats, earplugs, etc.) available for sale in our store. Please bring cash or checks for purchases.

Women’s Marketplace – There will be an area of items for sale (on the honor system) made by the women attending the weekend. Anyone is welcome. Items must be handmade and an item donated to use for the drawing that benefits the Women’s Wilderness – Leslie Scott Memorial Scholarship Fund. To be included in the Marketplace, participants must contact us at WWWofRI@gmail.com prior to the weekend.

Are you ready to register?

Go to our registration page and fill out the electronic form. If you can’t register electronically, or have issues with it, please contact us.

See you at the weekend!!!