Luminous Offerings is an ongoing series designed to activate and transform womens creative health through dance, making and storytelling in regional communities.

Open to women and gender-fluid participants, it blends intentional movement, artistic expression, and shared group experiences. 

 Open to ages 16+, no dance experience necessary, just a willingness to connect and explore in a safe space.

Be danced and transformed through the wonderment of  props, making, music and ceremony. Plant your seeds in the moon garden.

Luminous Offerings is a unique opportunity for participants to connect with ancient practices and the cyclical world in an inclusive environment to promote active healing and transformation.

 

UPCOMING WORKSHOPS

Date: Feb 07, 2026 : Session Four: Waning Moon (third quarter): Labyrinth

PAST WORKSHOPS

Oct 04, 1:00 – 4:00 pm, 2025, Session Three: Full Moon: Lantern Making
( SOLD OUT)

Feb 08, 1:00 – 3:00 pm, 2025, Session Two : Waxing Moon : The Golden Handle, sword play (SOLD OUT)

 Nov 02, 1:00 – 3:00 pm, 2024 Session One: New Moon : Bulb Planting (SOLD OUT)

 

 

Design, Concept, Facilitator: Eloise Wood
Assistant and Collaborator: AmandaMagan

WANING MOON WORKSHOP REGISTRATION - COMING SOON - JOIN THE WAITLIST HERE

What Awaits You…

  • Dance Exploration
    Explore creative energy with ancient earth based practices and lunar phases.

  • Props, Costumes, Music, Performances, Planting, Making
    Play with props and costumes as you move to carefully curated playlists.
    Explore free movement, intuitive choreography, self-expression and creativity. Be guided through rituals and art makings.  Enhance and unlock creativity.
  • Transformation and Connection
    Opening Circle to Set Intentions. Closing Circle for Reflections.
    Full immersion into self-energy through the non-verbal transformative power of dance. Deeper connections with nature, your body, and others in the group. Explore solo, circle, partnered and ensemble dances.

  • What To Bring
    Comfortable clothes and whatever makes you feel fabulous. Layers are a good idea. Water bottle,  Journal and pens.

  • AfterMoon Tea
    Following our sessions we invite you to join us for AfterMoon Tea. Bring a plate and share a cuppa or something nice to drink.

Maximum Particpants 15

See Highlights from Waxing Moon Dance

“A beautiful women’s circle and creative dance practice, carefully held with attention to detail. Safe, supportive, and deeply nourishing. The experience allowed me to connect with myself and others in a meaningful way, and I felt both free and grounded throughout. It was a gift to be part of such a well-facilitated space where each moment was crafted with care.”

Lyndel

…. It was such a sacred feminine exploration, I felt very held by the other women… we held each other and were given permission to be free… it was very freeing… yet safe. Afterwards I felt that I had reconnected with my heart, my creativity and the joy of child-me.

Tiffany 

“My lunar connection has already deepened and I had a felt-sense experience of how the feminine aspect of me is connected to this heavenly body during the workshop. Hard to put into words….and more than just the cyclical nature of the Feminine….I’m feeling so  grateful to Elle and the Women.”

Amanda

“I recently participated in WildHoney’s New Moon Dance Workshop: Creative Exploration for Women, and it was a wonderful experience. The flowing movement, space for focusing on intentions, planting, softness, and dance connected us deeply to the earth, moon, and variations of feminine energy. I found it playful, surprising, and filled with joy. The workshop space was beautifully curated, creating an inviting and sacred atmosphere. Elle and Amanda held the space with such grace, making everyone feel welcome and connected. I left feeling rejuvenated, quietly proud of the surprising part of me I hadn’t expressed in a long time, and peaceful. I can truly recommend this workshop to anyone seeking a space to explore movement, connection, and the beauty of feminine energy”.

Belth

    Moon Dance takes place on Gadubanud Country in the picturesque township of Barwon Downs, in the Otways.

    It’s under two hours’ drive from Melbourne, 45 minutes from Geelong, and 25 minutes from Colac.