HARVEST

the rhythm within

A Vermont Retreat | October 1st - 4th 2026

Reserve Your Spot

Reserve Your Spot ☆

As Vermont settles into its most vibrant season, join us for a long weekend of movement, connection, creativity, and restorative practices.

Surrounded by peak autumn color, crisp mountain air, and the quiet rhythm of early October, this retreat invites you to slow down before the pace of the season shifts again.

Practices You’ll Experience

  • Mindful Movement

    Yoga, breathwork, and grounding somatic practices

  • Creative Exploration

    Knitting + hands-on workshops to spark your flow

  • Nature Connection

    Fresh mountain air, forest walks, & farm animals

  • Community Building

    Shared meals, fireside conversations, and intentional gathering

  • Nourishing Meals

    Seasonal, vegetarian, farm-to-table meals to restore body and mind

  • Guided Workshops

    Reset and re-balance your nervous system with guided practices

Meet Your Guide

Kristen Lambert

Kristen is the founder of InnerWeave, a new concept where creativity, mindfulness, and movement connect.

With over a decade leading knitting workshops, wellness gatherings and community programs, Kristen has guided thousands of people to slow down to reconnect and discover the joy of making.

Through the Woodstock Winter Retreat, she’ll bring knitwear design expertise, alongside her passion for mindfulness and intentional living to guide participants through creative workshops, movement practices, and reflective sessions designed to reset the nervous system and nurture both body and mind.

Her thoughtful, heart-centered approach creates a safe and inspiring space for participants to arrive as they are and leave feeling grounded, restored, and renewed.

Meet Your Community Connector

Jess Ann Kirby 

Jessica Kirby is the founder of the travel blog The New England Guide, and writer of the best-selling newsletter A Common Thread. Raised in coastal Rhode Island and now based in Vermont, Jess writes about mindful consumption, practices for staying grounded, and everyday life in New England.

Her work invites others to embrace living with intention and purpose, and to create a life anchored in creativity and connection.

When she’s not writing or building community, Jess enjoys time outdoors with her family, exploring all that Vermont and New England have to offer.

Meet Your Somatic Coach 

Carolyn Barnwell

Carolyn is a creative producer, leadership coach and TRE® Provider (Tension Releasing Exercises). She believes tending to the nervous system is one of the most empowering and important things we can do as human beings, because it's foundational to how we experience life and make decisions.

Carolyn practiced TRE® personally for 15 years while traveling globally and producing documentaries for mission-driven organizations such as National Geographic and the TED Prize.

During 2020's upheaval, she felt called to become certified to help others learn this practice and has since guided over 500 people in TRE from Maine to DC.

She lives in Woodstock, VT with her husband, daughter, and pets.

Meet Your Private Chef 

Holly Pierce

Holly has cooking, teaching, and connecting through communal experiences for nearly 30 years. Her work has spanned restaurant and catering kitchens, classrooms, farms, farmers markets, corporations, and small businesses, all rooted in the belief that food is far more than what we eat.

Trained in classic culinary techniques through hands-on professional kitchens and educational institutions, she discovered a deep love for teaching and bringing people together in the kitchen.

Over time, her work expanded into holistic wellness, recognizing that nourishment includes mindset, habits, culture, and the integration of mind, body, and spirit. She became a certified Holistic Wellness Practitioner in 2014.

Retreat Details

  • Accommodations: Private single, Double shared or shared / bunk style rooms available

  • Workshops & Activities: Daily guided sessions in movement, yoga, knitting, creativity, yoga and mindfulness practices designed to restore your nervous system and spark inspiration.

  • Meals: All meals included (dinner on arrival - breakfast on departure)

  • Capacity: Limited to 16 people for an intimate experience

  • Local Pass: For Vermont locals, join the full program without overnight stay ($800)

A Glimpse Into The Schedule

Thursday Arrive 2-4PM

  • Evening: Opening Welcome | Retreat Overview | Restorative Practice | Dinner | Fireside chats

Friday

  • Morning: Coffee, Tea | Intro Session, Energetic Movement, Breathwork

  • Midday: Brunch | Knitting Workshop | Free Time (reading, journaling)

  • Afternoon: Hydrotherapy | Gentle Snack | Evening Yoga

  • Evening: Dinner | Fireside Knitting Circle

Saturday

  • Morning: Knitting Circle + Tea | Yoga | Movement

  • Midday: Brunch | Forest Bathing | Free Time

  • Afternoon: Sauna/Hot Tub | Light Snack | Yoga

  • Evening: Tension Release Exercise, Sound Bath Journey | Dinner

Sunday 12PM Wrap

  • Morning: Knitting Circle + Breakfast | Closing Yoga | Wrap-Up + Farewell

The Accommodations

  • Private, Shared (Known Roommate) or Shared / Bunk Style Rooms available.

  • Rooms are thoughtfully arranged across multiple spaces on the property, each offering its own sense of quiet, character, and comfort.

  • All rooms are within close walking distance of shared gathering spaces, meals, and programming.

  • Rate includes Fees & Taxes, payment plan options available through Klarna.

  • Bookings are non-refundable, but may be transferable.

Room & Pricing Options



Cancellation &

Transfer Policy

All retreat bookings are non-refundable. However, if you can no longer attend, your reservation may be transferable to another participant or to a friend, family member, or someone from the InnerWeave community at any time prior to the retreat.

Have Questions?

Feel free to reach out or book a discovery call to learn more!