Over six shared meals, KinKitchen invites participants into a living relationship with the Northeast Woodlands through locally grown, harvested, and foraged foods.

Together we will explore the gift flow of nourishment—humans in reciprocity with the more-than-human world. By gathering, preparing, and sharing food, we reconnect with ancient patterns of gratitude, stewardship, and belonging that have long sustained both bodies and communities.

What if wealth were a watershed?

Through guided experiences, creative inquiry, and encounters with the living landscape, participants will explore wealth beyond money. Together we will investigate the hidden forms of value that make life possible—healthy forests, flowing waters, strong communities, cultural memory, care, and reciprocity.

ReImagining Wealth invites us to recover ancestral and communal ways of gathering around the hearth and to see our watersheds as valuesheds: places where living systems continuously generate abundance.

Long before markets arrived, people here lived within sophisticated economies of relationship, reciprocity, and responsibility.

In conversation with Native leaders, cultural practitioners, and ecological stewards, participants will learn from traditions that have maintained enduring relationships with land, water, and the more-than-human world. Together we will explore what it means to live in reverence, to listen to the language of place, and to understand economy not as the management of resources, but as the cultivation of right relationship.