Food

Nourishment at the EcoMagik Convergence

We See Food And Nourishment As An Intimate And Sacred Part Of Our Lives And A Necessary Part Of Our Relationship To Our Beloved Earth And Our Human Community. We Also Understand That Several Ecological And Physiological Factors Inform How We Each Choose To Relate To This Timeless Practice Of Nourishing Our Bodies.

At The EcoSex Convergence We Are Offering Several Options For How Participants Nourish Their Bodies During The Gathering. For New And Returning Participants, Please Be Sure To Read On Below, As The Options To Nourish Your Body Are Different From Previous Years.  

Bring Your Own Food:

Each Of The Forest Camping Sites Has An Above Ground Fire Pit With A Grill Provided By The Venue, And Several Of These Above Ground Fire Pits Are Available To Those Who Will Be In The Camping Meadow. Participants Are Invited To Bring Your Favorite Camping Foods And Prepare It On The Grills Provided Or To Bring Your Own Camp Stove To Prepare Your Food. We Recommend Bringing A Cooler To Store Your Food Out Of The Reach Of Critters.  

Food Carts:

Local Orcas Island Food Carts Will Be In The Commons Offering For Purchase Their Delicious Dishes, Made With Many Ingredients Grown On Orcas Island. You Can Plan To Eat All Or Some Of Your Meals At The Food Carts. Vegan And Vegetarian Options Will Be Available. 

Community Hearth:

A Community Hearth will be set up in the Grizzly Flats Commons. The Community Hearth is an experiment this year – come experiment with us! We invite you to bring vegetarian food items to donate to the Hearth — for example, veggies from your garden, farm fresh produce, fresh or dried fruit, bulk rice or beans, perhaps your favorite condiment! The raw ingredients will be lovingly prepared by the Community Hearth Team along with volunteers to create nutritious meals that will be available during the event meal times. Please be sure to bring your own Plate, Bowl, Cup & Utensils.

We recommend that if you have allergies or a restrictive diet that you bring enough food that will meet your needs. 

 

What to Bring

What to Bring

The EcoMagicks 2020 is hosted in a private and beautiful ECoRetreat called Skalitude in Carlton Washington State. Once you arrive, you won’t want to leave! So, please be prepared and bring everything you want for the weekend with you.

Below is a recommended packing list. If you have special needs, bring your necessary supplies.

  • Tent, sleeping bag, sleeping pad, pillow
  • Toiletries (earth-friendly please) and towel
  • Clothing for warm days and cool nights
  • Clothing appropriate for camping, yoga, hiking, snuggle parties, dancing and being your fabulous self in the woods!
  • Comfortable shoes
  • Light rain gear (it is the Pacific Northwest!)
  • Sun hat, sunglasses, sunscreen
  • Hat, jacket & warm layers
  • Headlamps, lanterns, etc.
  • Water bottle
  • Plate, bowl, travel mug, utensils
  • Personal writing journal
  • Musical instruments
  • EcoSexual stories, chants, music to share
  • Altar items or gifts to share
  • Personal Food and Beverages
  • Money for the Food or Vending in the Commons

Do Not Bring

  • Illegal Drugs 
  • Firearms
  • Pets
  • Amplified Sound Systems
  • Hostile Attitude

FAQ

Where does the event take place?

The event is held in a private campground on Orcas Island. You will receive directions after you complete online registration.

When can we arrive? When do we have to leave?

Registration will open at 2pm on Wednesday June 20th. You are welcome to arrive after 10am on Wednesday but you won’t be able to register until 2pm. The event ends at 12:30pm on June 24th. If you would like to stay in the campground before the event starts or stay after the event ends, you are welcome to do so, but need to make your arrangements separately with the Venue after you register for the Ecosex Convergence. 

What about children?

Children under the age of 18 need to be accompanied by a legal guardian. Only adults who have attended the event before are invited to bring minors. 

Can I come for just for the weekend?

No, but you may leave early if you desire. 

What amenities will be provided at the campground?

There will be above ground fire pits with grills, picnic tables, water faucets, portable toilets, first aid station, pay-per-use showers, food vendors, and a community hearth.

Do we need to bring firewood?

You are welcome to bring your own firewood. We are also invited by the land hosts to harvest dead wood in the forest. Firewood is also available for purchase.

Is there anything that we cannot bring onto the site?

Do not bring pets, weapons, illegal drugs, amplified music or items to vend (unless you are a registered vendor). 

Will I get cell reception?

Yes.