Community Connectivity

We hold space for our collective cultural transformation through community events featuring performance art, song, skill building, and connection with nature. These gatherings are a space to offer our voices for healing individual and cultural wounding and awakening concious wholeness.

Every 2nd Sunday of each month from 2-4pm, you can join Terra in song at Full life Farm.
Any one who wants to sing is welcome, regardless of experience.
Bring a song to share or just enjoy songs that others bring.
Songs may range from very simple to layered songs and all songs will be shared with the intention of a group sing-along.
Donations to the host are welcome and appreciated but not required.

Why Sing?
In addition to fast-tracking social bonding by building connection and a sense of togetherness, singing also has major health benefits. Singing is shown to enhance memory, concentration, and mental alertness and is being brought into dementia care. It improves lung capacity and breathing conditions- like snoring and long covid effects. Singing improves mental and physical health and self-confidence by releasing endorphins, serotonin and dopamine into the body which also lowers stress levels. It even acts as a mild aerobic activity by introducing more oxygen into the blood and increasing the body's circulation. Also, people who sing are shown to have higher levels of immunoglobulin A which is an antibody that helps the body fend off infections- thus increasing the body's immune system.
So we sing because it feels good and it's good for us!

2025 Wheel of the Year Gatherings



The Wheel of the Year is a synthesis of multiple traditions, including Celtic, Norse, and Germanic practices, as well as influences from ancient agricultural societies. While we honor these historical roots, we do not claim to be a direct continuation of any single ancient tradition. Acknowledging life and nature's sacredity, nuance and complexity, our intention is to come together in direct and conscious connection with land, seasons, and cycles.
Join us every 8 weeks to celebrate the seasonal cycling with food, song, and ceremony!

~2025~
Feb 1st: Imbolc
Mar 20th: Ostara (spring equinox)
May 1st: Beltane
June 21st: Litha (summer solstice)
Aug 1st: Lughnassadh
Sep 21st: Mabon (fall equinox)
Nov 1st: Samhain
Dec 20th: Yule (winter solstice)

Each gathering is from 6-9:30pm and hosted outdoors and close to the natural world at Full Life Farm outside of Carrollton, GA.
Special information regarding each approaching gathering will be shared listed within the 1-2 weeks closest to the approaching celebration.

For updates, further information, and inquiries please install Signal and join this group thread

Theatre
~on~
Cedar in the Woods

ToC in the Woods is an independant community theatre endeavor to bring accessable theatre experiences
to people of all ages.



Revived for an original production of Searching For Gestalt in 2022 after a 9yr hiatus, ToC in the Wood is now a fledgling rebirth of the original Theatre~on~Cedar. OG ToC ran for 6+ years and produced 13 full length free by donation, plays in a neighborhood back yard on Cedar Street in Carrollton, GA. It was a successful and inspiring artistic space but life changes, marriages, babies, moves, and more halted ToC in 2013, until the revival by old and new Playas of the beloved theatre troupe in 2022.
ToC's stuff was moved to Full Life Farm and a woodland stage was built using cedar planks to keep with the remembered name.
The stage has since been used for original theatrical performances, Wheel of the Year events, Roots of Life Youth Theatre Camps, and more.
also:

Auditions coming soon!

Titus Androgynous
Titus Androgynous—a gender critical adaptation of Shakespeare's Titus Andronicus—will will be performing at Full Life Farm September 5-7 of 2025. Auditions will be held in late May 2025.

Check ToC out some more!
If You would like to engage as a Playa Dream Maka or get involved with ToC-W as a Goblin or Czar,
please reach out to transformationalstages@gmail.com.

And to dance down memory lane, follow this linkhttps://www.facebook.com/TheatreOnCedar/photos for photos taken between 2008 and 2013 of those 13 past productions or check out recordings on you tube of past productions like Searching for Gestalt, A Winter's Tale and Jitterbug Perfume.

"If life seems jolly rotten, there's something you've forgotten! and that's to laugh and smile and dance and sing..."
—Monty Python's Always Look on the Bright Side of Life