Many witches speak of honoring Mother Earth through ritual and intention. This month, we'll honor her through service.

We hope you'll join us in helping our community recover from one of its busiest weeks of the year while showing a little love to the land that gives us so much.

As witches, pagans, and earth-centered folk, we recognize that our connection to nature goes beyond appreciation—it calls us to action. The Earth Stewardship Meet-Up is a monthly opportunity to gather in service to the land, giving back to the natural spaces that support and sustain us.

Each month, after Coffee with a Witch, we will meet at a location in and around the Traverse City area to participate in environmental stewardship projects such as litter cleanups, habitat restoration, invasive species removal, community beautification efforts, and other acts of service for Mother Earth.

Because the needs of the land change throughout the year, our meeting locations and projects will vary from month to month. Please follow this page and join our Discord community for the most up-to-date information on each month's gathering.

No special experience is required—just a willingness to help, connect with community, and honor the Earth through meaningful action. Whether you can stay for 30 minutes or several hours, your contribution matters.

Together, we can put our values into practice and leave the places we love a little better than we found them.

This month, we're making a special schedule adjustment and gathering on Saturday, July 18th immediately following Coffee with a Witch.

After the excitement of the National Cherry Festival, we'll be heading down to the Open Space to help care for our waterfront community by participating in a post-festival cleanup effort. This is a wonderful opportunity to give back to the land, help restore one of Traverse City's most beloved public spaces, and put our earth-centered values into action.

Immediately following Coffee with a Witch

Please wear comfortable clothing suitable for the weather, bring work gloves if you have them, and don't forget water and sun protection.