Threaded in Light: A Samhain Ritual of Movement and Song

At Samhain, the veil thins. The ancestors gather. And we remember.

Join us for a sacred evening of embodied remembrance, where the language of the body meets the language of spirit. In this special Qoya offering, accompanied by the soul-stirring live music of Luna Ray, we will dance, sing, and open to the unseen—a ritual of reconnection, reverence, and return.

Together, we will move as our grandmothers moved—intuitively, prayerfully, rooted in the rhythms of the Earth. We will raise our voices in song, not to perform but to call the names, to awaken the memory held in our bones. We will gather in circle to honor our lineages—blood and beyond—and tend the invisible threads that bind us to those who came before and those yet to come.

This class is a sanctuary for all who feel the pull to remember. All stories and all lineages are welcome here.

Tickets are priced on a sliding scale. Please pay according to your financial ability and relative privilege. Scholarships and payment plans available. Please contact us for individual inquiries. No one turned away for lack of funds

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Jessica Durivage is a transformational leader, ceremonialist, and Director of Online Programming at Kripalu Center for Yoga & Health. She also facilitates Transformational Leadership Retreats, guiding leaders to deepen their capacity for relational intelligence, authenticity, and regenerative leadership. Rooted in a deep reverence for earth-based wisdom, somatic healing, and ancestral knowing, Jessica weaves ritual, social justice, and sacred space-holding to reimagine how we gather, lead, and heal—together. 

Luna Ray is an SEP (Somatic Experiencing Practitioner) and is ERYT-200 Yoga Certified. For over 15 years, Luna has been leading a variety of body-centered classes, workshops and retreats locally and internationally. She is a musician and international recording artist, and is an activist for developing holistic and sustainable community collaboration models. Luna is a co-founder of the nonprofit When Women Come to Pray.