Shrines of Remembrance ~ Samhain Day Retreat w/ Glenda
Date & Time
Sat Oct 31 2026 at 11:00 am to 04:00 pm
UTC-04:00
Location
400 Linden Ave, Dayton, OH, United States, Ohio 45402 | Dayton, OH
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A “Shrine of Remembrance” is a devotional art piece for reflecting, connecting and honoring our beloved dead. This is an immersive day retreat experience you’ll be encouraged into your heart, invite ritual, and invoke devotional creativity. You will be led to connect and design a precious masterpiece during Samhain, an ideal time to honor our deceased loved ones and share their stories.
Using personal photos, an 8”x 8” cradled wood panel, vintage papers, assorted ephemera, quality mixed media art supplies and encaustic medium, we’ll create sacred shrines to honor a loved one.
Once completed, each shrine can be surrounded with offerings and/or meaningful mementos. They can hang on a wall, sit on a shelf or altar.
Photos must be emailed to Glenda in advance! You will receive an email of where to send information to leading up to the event after you have registered. Also, please bring little bits and pieces that remind you of the loved one you would like to honor!
Included in this experience is tea served fresh to us by Stephanie Layne of Thistle Bee Tea.
We will also be guided by Sarah Monroe through a soft ceremony to bless our beloved shrines.
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Supported pricing is available via the honor system in a very limited quantity for those in true need. This option is for folks who would not be able to attend the gathering with standard pricing. If supported pricing is needed, please reach out as soon as possible before these spaces are depleted.
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Glenda is a life-long seeker, maker and connector. She owes her curiosity and passion for creativity to her Grandmother, Letha, who plopped her down at an old Singer Sewing machine at age five. For 60 years, she's still embracing the mystery and magic, crafting her way through life. Her studio 'Creative Communion' (Pendleton Art Studios Middletown) is celebrating its 11th year as a sacred place where creativity is a portal to presence and community. Her jam is settling into circles, encouraging collective wisdom and telling stories through evocative collage. Life is art and hers is rooted in values of safety and belonging. Glenda is a rebel hearted seasoned teaching artist, event host, activist, leader and community builder
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PARKING: The Davis-Linden Building enforces a “no parking without a pass.” All guests are asked to park in Guest Parking located on Davis Avenue unless they have ADA needs. Please do not park in the main courtyard as this is reserved for individuals who have accessibility needs and tenants of the Davis-Linden Building. YOUR VEHICLE COULD BE TOWED IF YOU PARK IN THE COURTYARD WITHOUT EXPLICIT PERMISSION, OR WITHOUT A PARKING PASS. Please see the parking instructions here for more details: https://templeoftherebelgoddess.com/temple-location
Using personal photos, an 8”x 8” cradled wood panel, vintage papers, assorted ephemera, quality mixed media art supplies and encaustic medium, we’ll create sacred shrines to honor a loved one.
Once completed, each shrine can be surrounded with offerings and/or meaningful mementos. They can hang on a wall, sit on a shelf or altar.
Photos must be emailed to Glenda in advance! You will receive an email of where to send information to leading up to the event after you have registered. Also, please bring little bits and pieces that remind you of the loved one you would like to honor!
Included in this experience is tea served fresh to us by Stephanie Layne of Thistle Bee Tea.
We will also be guided by Sarah Monroe through a soft ceremony to bless our beloved shrines.
--
Supported pricing is available via the honor system in a very limited quantity for those in true need. This option is for folks who would not be able to attend the gathering with standard pricing. If supported pricing is needed, please reach out as soon as possible before these spaces are depleted.
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Glenda is a life-long seeker, maker and connector. She owes her curiosity and passion for creativity to her Grandmother, Letha, who plopped her down at an old Singer Sewing machine at age five. For 60 years, she's still embracing the mystery and magic, crafting her way through life. Her studio 'Creative Communion' (Pendleton Art Studios Middletown) is celebrating its 11th year as a sacred place where creativity is a portal to presence and community. Her jam is settling into circles, encouraging collective wisdom and telling stories through evocative collage. Life is art and hers is rooted in values of safety and belonging. Glenda is a rebel hearted seasoned teaching artist, event host, activist, leader and community builder
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PARKING: The Davis-Linden Building enforces a “no parking without a pass.” All guests are asked to park in Guest Parking located on Davis Avenue unless they have ADA needs. Please do not park in the main courtyard as this is reserved for individuals who have accessibility needs and tenants of the Davis-Linden Building. YOUR VEHICLE COULD BE TOWED IF YOU PARK IN THE COURTYARD WITHOUT EXPLICIT PERMISSION, OR WITHOUT A PARKING PASS. Please see the parking instructions here for more details: https://templeoftherebelgoddess.com/temple-location
Event Location
400 Linden Ave, Dayton, OH, United States, Ohio 45402
