Lantern Walk At Revive The Roots

Enjoy a delightfully ambient-lit evening walk through our pine forest during the darkest time of year! Warm refreshments & cozy farm vibes.

Join us with your family and friends on Saturday, November 14th, from 4:00 - 6:30 PM, for our annual Lantern Walk. This evening will be a beautiful celebration of light, hope, and community. Together, we’ll embrace Winter’s darkness, connect with nature, sing songs and share in the warmth of community spirit.

The Lantern Walk is a sweet, simple, yet truly magical evening where our community gathers to celebrate and embrace the darkness of the season. As dusk falls, we set off together on a trail walk around the property, our path illuminated by the warm glow of our lanterns.

Make-Your-Own Lanterns with recycled glass jars, tissue paper, electric tea lights, and other DIY art supplies will be available in the pavilion. You can also bring your own lanterns—homemade or otherwise! (You can find a DIY Lantern Guide Here.) Headlamps and flashlights are also welcome. Please note, however, that open flames are not allowed.

4:00 - 4:30: Make-Your-Own Lantern
4:00 - 4:30: Warm up with hot beverages
4:30 - 5:00: Learn, sing, & drum along
5:00 - 6:00: Head to the Pine Forest Trails
6:00 - 6:30: Head back to the pavilion for a cozy campfire


Dress warmly with good walking shoes! Cozy campfire is dependent on wind/drought conditions. Not all trails are not stroller-friendly; walk can be shortened to accommodate a stroller.

TICKETS:
To keep this event accessible to all community members, the Community Lantern Walk is pay-what-you-can. Revive the Roots is an inclusive, community-rooted space that prioritizes accessibility for all. Please select the ticket tier that works best for you and your family. Our multi-tiered ticket system features $1 Kids Tickets and Adult Tickets starting at $1 and ranging to $50.
Do what feels right for your budget—we’re just happy you’re here.
When you support Revive the Roots, you are supporting our practices of Ecological Healing, Enriching Community, Securing Sustenance and Respecting the Land. Thank you in advance for your contribution!