Sunset Circles
What is a Sunset Cirlce?
A Sunset Circle is a women’s circle, a gathering of women who come together in a non-judgmental, non-competitive environment to connect, share, and empower one another. We sit in a non-hierarchical circle, symbolizing equality and unity, and enjoy activities like guided discussions, breathwork, meditation, sharing and listening from our hearts, and beautiful rituals, all meant to bring us back to our hearts.Sunset Circles provide a space for us to show up authentically as ourselves, they foster a sense of belonging and connection, and we remember our own personal strength and sovereignty. And the strength of our collective.They typically revolve around themes such as personal growth, spirituality, wellness, and sisterhood, and many times feature various co-hosts giving us a chance to support other women in wellness.
Held Monthly.
Dream Big|Fly High
August 19
4:00-6:00 PM
What if the thing standing between you and your next chapter...is simply trusting yourself enough to leave the ground?
✨ Dream Big. Fly High. ✨
Join us for an unforgettable Sunset Circle in the pines of Idyllwild, where we'll gather beneath towering trees, breathe in the mountain air, and experience the magic of aerial yoga together.
Guided by Liliana Charmoz, creator of the Idyllwild Yoga Festival, you'll be gently introduced to the aerial silks—no experience necessary. Supported by the fabric, suspended between earth and sky, you'll discover just how freeing it can be to let go, gain a new perspective, and quite literally lift your feet off the ground.
Our evening is about so much more than flying.
It's about the dreams you've quietly set aside.
The possibilities you've talked yourself out of.
The places where fear has been louder than curiosity.
Together we'll explore what happens when we stop asking, "What if I fall?" and begin asking a far more powerful question:
What if I fly?
As the sun sets through the pines, we'll gather in circle to reflect, connect, laugh, and remember the woman who once believed anything was possible.
Maybe she never left.
Maybe she's simply waiting for an invitation to rise.
Come dream bigger.
Come play.
Come trust.
Come fly.
🌲 Idyllwild, California
🌅 Sunset Circle + Aerial Yoga Experience
✨ No aerial yoga experience required—just a willingness to try something new.
Space is intentionally limited to create an intimate, supportive experience.
VIRTUAL SUNSET CIRCLE
August 30, 6 PM PST
Virtual Summer Sunset Circle Series
Summer has a way of pulling us in every direction. We travel, gather with family, linger a little longer outdoors, and savor the slower rhythm of the season. Yet even amidst all the adventure, we still need moments that bring us back to ourselves.
This summer, join me and my Tulum retreat co-host, Kristen Fields, for our
Virtual Summer Sunset Circle Series
evenings of meaningful conversation,
reflection, and connection, no matter where you happen to be.
Whether you're watching the sunset from your backyard, relaxing by the pool, spending time at the beach, or escaping to the mountains, you're invited to create a peaceful space, pour your favorite summer beverage, and gather with women from across the country as we pause to honor the beauty of the season.
Together, we'll explore the themes that weave through all of our circles—identity, audacity, rising, and the gentle practice of returning to ourselves as life continues to unfold.
No commute. No expectations. Just an invitation to slow down, breathe deeply, and experience the power of gathering in community.
Find your sunset. We'll meet you there.
RSVP with email to:
Rising Men
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Mama Together
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A QUARTERLY OFFERING
MORONGO VALLEY RANCH
Rising Men Sunset Circle
Boys learning what strength actually looks like — not from a lecture, but from a circle, a challenge, and the desert at dusk.
First Circle
Wed, Sept 9- 6:00 PM, ages 10–13
RISING MEN
Where preteen boys become the men they're meant to be. The Rising Men Sunset Circle helps boys with emotional regulation, respectful communication, conflict resolution, physical movement, and mindfulness. They also learn about responsibility, integrity, healthy relationships, and what strength actually looks like.
THE PROGRAM
There are six pillars:
Root — Identity, values, belonging. Rise — Courage and resilience.
Respect — Self, others, women, community. Responsibility — Ownership and integrity. Relationship — Communication, friendship, empathy.
Purpose — Contribution and leadership.
EVERY CIRCLE has the same arc:
Movement: Move the body first.
Talking Circle: Say what's true.
Life Skill: Learn something you'll use.
Reflection: Sit with it.
The Challenge: Practice it.
LED BY
Alison Mullins
Alison has spent more than a decade guiding men's circles, work she now brings to the boys who will grow into the men she's already worked with. She's also the mother of boys who are grown now, which is where a good deal of this program actually comes from — not a theory of what boys need, but a mother who watched her own sons become men and paid attention to what helped. Alison holds space the way the desert does: steady, unhurried, and honest about what it takes to grow.
AGE TRACKS Two circles, one path
Rising Men, Ages 10–13 — Starting Sept 9
This is the age when a boy starts asking who he is — and starting to answer that mostly on his own. This circle gives him language for what he's feeling, practice building real friendships, and the confidence that comes from being seen by other boys and men, not just told what to do.
Rising Men, Ages 14–17 — Coming Later The second circle picks up where the first leaves off, as boys start looking past themselves toward what they'll build. It's about purpose, real relationships, and the kind of leadership that comes from taking ownership — the life skills and steadiness a young man needs on his way into adulthood.
WHILE THE BOYS ARE OUT ON THE COURT
Heather Roma Wicks, High Desert Branch and Ranch Owner
will host a Sunset Social for the mothers at the Remedy Room lounge built around a shared mothering theme, with light snacks, conversation, and each other's company while their sons are out on the court.
One mothering theme.
One thing to take home and use.
