The tentative schedule of activities for the 2023 Sasquatch Family Reunion is shown below. Workshops and presenters may change through the time of the event.
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BROOMS & DREAMS WORKSHOP with Tula
COST: $30 per person for materials This workshop takes place at the Sasquatch Family Reunion located at the Locust Grove Group Camp in Kettle Falls, WA. If you are not camping at the event, a Sunday day pass for the Sasquatch Family Reunion is an additional $30 for participants of the Brooms & Dreams Workshop which includes lunch and dinner and all activities and playshops until 10pm. Sunday June 4, 2023 from 10:45am – 3:15pm Learn the enchanted old Appalachian way to make brooms and activate your soul dreams. The workshop begins with a sound healing session followed by a dream circle. Everyone will create their own broom while weaving their dreams, prayers and sacred songs into their creation. You will also learn some history about broom-making from around the world. Click the event poster to the left to Register for the Brooms & Dreams Workshop. |
The map below shows the Locust Grove Group Camp at the Lake Roosevelt National Recreation Area by the Kettle Falls Campground and Marina. This area is also the historic town of Kettle Falls and has many historical markers.
The map shows the layout for the 2023 Sasquatch Family Reunion on both Site A and Site B of Locust Grove.
MAP KEY:
The items in black are permanent fixtures at the site and the items in red are what will be brought in for the event.
The suggested camping areas have gray tipis marked. The tipis do not reflect exact location, it is first come, first serve for camp setup anywhere in the marked camping areas.
The green ‘clouds’ are areas with trees. Also outlined are the areas for parking and walking/driving paths.
The map shows the layout for the 2023 Sasquatch Family Reunion on both Site A and Site B of Locust Grove.
MAP KEY:
The items in black are permanent fixtures at the site and the items in red are what will be brought in for the event.
The suggested camping areas have gray tipis marked. The tipis do not reflect exact location, it is first come, first serve for camp setup anywhere in the marked camping areas.
The green ‘clouds’ are areas with trees. Also outlined are the areas for parking and walking/driving paths.
