This Sunday, Everywhen gathers in a private Aptos garden for an evening of music, community singing, laughter yoga, massage, cacao, and an immersive sound journey at sunset. Continuous shuttle service will carry guests to and from the property, with arrival details shared on the day of the event.

Grace traveled from Chicago to Everywhen in the Woods without knowing anyone—and left feeling like she had found her people. She reflects on a weekend of music, movement, art, and community, and shares a sneak peek at the playful workshops she is developing for this fall’s Creatures Come Out at Night.

Everywhen in the Woods was a new chapter for the Everywhen Project: a weekend of music, art, workshops, ceremony, redwoods, tall tales, and community that reminded us what can happen when people gather with intention, trust, and a little bit of magic.

A weekend in the woods: forest bathing, music under the trees, immersive art, shared meals, and a community built around connection. Everywhen in the Woods is a three-day redwood gathering designed to help you unplug, recharge, and belong.

Welcome to the 2025 Everywhen in the Black Rock Desert—this year shaped by the Wood Snake. We’ve made key updates to village layout, infrastructure, and support services. Discover what’s new, and how to get involved in building the dream.

What does it take to build a village in the desert? Backstage Manager Jadestone shares how she found Everywhen, why she keeps coming back, and what’s new in 2025—including the evolving layout, the spirit of volunteerism, and the power of community.

What does it take to create a desert village from scratch? Everywhen Producer CiCi Cheung shares her first-hand experience at the Winter Summit in Gerlach, revealing how the 2025 event is taking shape—from new infrastructure and layout changes to the growing creative community behind the scenes.

Everywhen 2025 is coming to the Black Rock Desert—where a new Snake-shaped geoglyph will anchor our summer village. Learn what’s new this year: early bird tickets, expanded services, camp registration, and a call for builders, artists, and workshop leads.