About This Event

Aniwa Gathering is a non-profit event produced by The Boa Foundation bringing together 40 of the world's most respected indigenous leaders and elders to share their wisdom over 4 days of cultural exchange and sacred ceremonies. Throughout the experience we will be encouraged to look back and learn the way of our ancestors, awakening an ever deeper connection within us and inviting all-inclusive solutions to help us thrive in unity and in harmony with the Earth.

Aniwa's mission is to unite people of all races, colors and creeds, putting aside our differences and coming together as one tribe, learning from the elders and going back to our roots - to bring peace, understanding and healing everywhere we go.

At our gathering participants will experience:

Connection with nature
Sacred ceremonies
Culture exchange
Ancient rituals
Workshops
Healing
Music
Art

By sharing traditional knowledge, the spiritual leaders will take us on a journey of deep communion with nature, interacting with the elements, exploring our inner landscape as well as creating strong lasting bonds with the community around us, connecting back to our roots.

Our indigenous guests will present community projects for funding in the fields of:

Sustainability
Permaculture
Solar energy
Land buy back
Education
Health

The Venue

Camp Timber Trails is a sustainable camp, protecting the forest, lake, and natural environment, while creating a community atmosphere for lifelong learning, personal growth, sports, arts and spirituality, and an outstanding facility for outdoor recreation. 417 Acres of pristine nature, 2 hours north from NewYork

Transportation

Camp Timber Trails is located

2 hours west from Boston (BOS International Airport)
2.25 hours north of New York City (LGA and JFK)
40 minutes northwest from Bradley International Airport (Hartford, CT)

Coming from NYC:

The best way to get there is by car- stay tuned for an upcoming carpool program
Closest train station is Great Barrington MA- a 40 minute ride away from camp

Ticket options + Accommodations:

Camping: Bring your own tent, shared bathrooms and showers are available on site. Camping options are around the cabins, or on the main field.

Cabins: Small 6 person cabin with beds. Option of male/ female only or mixed cabins. Shared bathrooms and showers. Let us know if you are coming with friends and want to stay in the same cabin. Buying tickets together will be the best way to ensure this. Contact info@aniwa.co for bunking requests.

Glamping: Gorgeous bell tents decorated and set up with the option of queen of twin sized beds or both (for 2 or 3 people). Private hangout area and lounge with coffee and tea, private area bathrooms and showers. There will also be other exclusive perks and gift bags. Price is for one, to book a private bell tent it will be the cost of two VIP tickets. Contact info@aniwa.co for any questions. Children are free if can fit in the bed.

Food: Delicious vegetarians meals

5th - dinner
6th , 7th, 8th breakfast, lunch and dinner
9th breakfast and lunch

Partnership & Sponsors

Interested in partnering, sponsoring or donating to the cause? Please reach out to Danielle@Aniwa.Co

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(Re)Treat Yourself

Soundbathe

EXPERIENCE BIG SUR

CELEBRATE THE FEMININE