Join us for a beautiful day dedicated to the strength, wisdom, and well-being of women. This is for mothers, daughters, sisters, and friends of all ages! Set against the peaceful backdrop of the Wichita Mountains, this one-day gathering will bring women together for learning, movement, healing, and connection.
Saturday, May 9th | 10 AM – 4 PM
The Healthy Hippie Café Campgrounds
Medicine Park, Oklahoma
Throughout the day you’ll have opportunities to explore a variety of experiences designed to support women’s physical, emotional, and spiritual wellness.
Featured offerings include:
• Restorative Sound Bath
• PiYo Sculpt movement class
• Vinyasa + Viking Mace Flow strength & mobility class
• Natural Birth & Doula educational talk
• Women’s Health Chiropractic insights
• Nutrition for Hormonal Balance
• Chair Massage & bodywork
• Guided group hike in the Wichita Mountains foothills
• Support circles & community connection
• And more guest speakers and experiences to be announced
This event is designed to be educational, uplifting, and empowering, creating space for women to reconnect with their bodies, their community, and themselves.
Whether you come to learn, move, relax, or simply spend a day surrounded by inspiring women and nature, this will be a special gathering.
What to Expect:
• Morning gathering circle with tea, coffee, and connection
• Guided hike through the Fish Trail
• Sound bath for deep rest and reset
• Wellness talk with Let It Be Chiropractor Ashley Myatt
• Optional massages (by appointment with Jen Harvey of Exhale Studio
• Creative art session
• Vinyasa flow class
• Optional cold plunge experience
• Guest speaker to close the day
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The Vibe:
Think mountain air, wildflowers, meaningful conversation, and simple, authentic connection.
Come as you are. Leave feeling grounded, refreshed, and inspired.
Bring a friend, your mother, your daughter, or come meet new ones.
Hosted by Thrive Life Collective, a nonprofit dedicated to cultivating a thriving community through wellness, education, the arts, and agriculture.