Cacao ceremonies have been shared by people in South and Central America, especially the Aztec and Mayan cultures, for thousands of years. Archaeological evidence of cacao’s use dates back 3,900 years in Central America, and recent genetic evidence dates cacao’s use back to 5,300 years ago in the Amazon Rainforest.

Traditionally speaking, these ceremonies were held to help communities unite, connect, share, to seed positive intentions and manifestations for the coming natural cycles and to assist in boosting the production of healthy crops and abundance in all forms. Above all, cacao was used for spiritual, medicinal and ceremonial purposes for inner awakening and creativity.

During the sacred Cacao Ceremony, we embark on a journey together. As we sip this sacred elixir, we open our hearts to one another and to the transformative energy that envelops us through meditation. 

As the cacao takes its effect, we experience a gentle and pure awakening of our emotions and senses. It allows us to reconnect and bond with our inner selves, to let go of walls we may have built, and to embrace a safe space and vulnerability in the company of newfound friends. This ceremony stengthens bonds through an environment of shared vulnerability and authenticity.

We will move, share, taste, meditate, journal and relax.

We must have at least 5 participants by June 18. We cannot offer refunds after June 18. 

$55

Early bird registration through June 18.