The tributary experience
August 21-23, 2026 | Frog Tree Farm, Minnesota | Starting at $333
flow. heal. become
A Soulful Synergy Retreat
Presented by Harmonious World, Welltyme & Soulspeak Expressions
An intimate, immersive retreat for reconnection through nature, ritual, and community.
The Tributary Experience is a 3-day residential retreat created for those ready to step out of full isolation and into a more grounded, expansive relationship with self, spirit and collective healing. Held at Frog Tree Farm in Minnesota, this gathering invites you into a rustic village of cabins, canvas, fire, water, movement, sound, cacao, conversation, and shared meals. The land is not a backdrop. It is part of the experience.
A return to yourself through nature and community.
Expect soulful programming, nourishing meals, restorative rest, and space to soften, remember, and realign.
Small group. High-touch container. Rustic, land-based, and intentionally communal.
Connection & Renewal
Format
3-days/2 Nights
Designed For
$333 commuter/$644 camping
Group Energy
Intimate & Curated
Pricing From
The Tributary Experience
why this retreat
We arrive from every direction, carrying intention, memory, and the quiet weight of becoming. The Tributary Experience is an invitation to gather, restore, and move with a deeper current.
The experience is intimate by design. It gives enough structure to feel held, and enough space to hear what is moving beneath the surface.
what makes it distinct
Soul-centered rather than performative. Land-based rather than overproduced. Designed for depth over scale, this experience centers embodied release, cultural connection, creative ritual, and the kind of community that reminds you healing does not happen alone.
-The Experience-
The container is built around five living currents
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01 - FLOW
Movement, breath, release, and rhythm that help the body soften into presence.
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02 - Healing
Sound, stillness, integration, and spacious restoration for the nervous system and spirit.
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03 - Becoming
Activation, insight, and intentional ritual that support next-step transformation.
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04 - Community
Shared meals, conversation, witness, and relational healing in an intimate group field.
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05 - Nature
Firelight, land, river energy and simple beauty that brings us back to what matters.
WHAT YOU’LL EXPERIENCE
A balanced rhythm of guided practice, intuitive space, and communal restoration
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Yoga, gentle movement, breathwork, grounding, and body-led practices that invite release and reconnection.
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Expressive arts, ritual-based creation, movement meditation, and imaginative exploration.
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Sound healing, chakra-centered experiences, vibrational reset, and sacred listening.
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Fire and water-based ritual moments that help mark transition, release, and intention.
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Journaling, quiet space, contemplative pauses, and practices that support personal integration.
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Health-conscious meals, time in nature, spacious lodging choices, and moments to simply be.
the weekend at a glance
day 1 - friday
Arrive & Settle
Afternoon Arrival
Check-in, lodging (cabin and camping) assignments, welcome tea
Opening Ceremony
Grounding, intention setting, collective arrival
Evening Nourishment
Shared dinner followed by fireside ritual and sound bath
Day 2 - Saturday
Flow & Healing
Morning Practice
Movement, meditation, and breath-led awakening, fruit and smoothies
Midday Workshops
Sound healing, creative expression, river/water ceremony, reflective space, communal meal
Evening Rituals
Communal meal, DJ dance party, fire and integration
Day 3 - Sunday
Integration & Becoming
Soft Morning
Smoothie Bowls, journaling workshop, spacious reflection
Closing Activation
Community share, embodiment, next-step intention
Departure
Farewells until next time, grounding, and transition back to daily rhythm
Retreat Options
Multiple Ways to enter the experience
Each cabin is its own structure, part of a small village spread across the land. Paths connect the spaces, and the experience unfolds both inside and between them.
This option places you in a private cabin shared with one other participant. The cabin includes one queen bed, which is shared between both participants.
There is no central lodge. You step outside your cabin and you are immediately within the life of the retreat. Movement sessions, shared meals, fire gatherings, and quiet moments all exist within walking distance.
The cabin offers a steady place to return to. Not separate from the experience, but woven into it. A place to rest, reset, and integrate as the retreat unfolds.
Includes:
Private cabin shared with one other participant
One shared queen bed
Access to indoor restrooms and showers
Outdoor shower option
Sauna, fire pit, and gathering spaces
Outdoor kitchen and communal dining
All meals and full retreat programming
Who This Is Best For:
Couples or partners attending together
Close friends comfortable sharing a bed
Those who want a more contained and familiar space
Note:
This option is reserved for participants registering together and comfortable sharing a bed.
This retreat takes place on a land-based property made up of individual cabins, shared outdoor spaces, and natural gathering areas. There is no central lodge or hotel-style rooms. All accommodations exist within a small, shared village environment. Indoor and outdoor amenities are available, including restrooms, showers, sauna, and an outdoor kitchen.
“Nature Immersion”
The bell tents offer a more supported way to sleep outdoors while remaining fully immersed in the retreat environment.
Each tent accommodates two participants. This is a shared sleeping space where you create your own comfort.
We recommend bringing an air mattress (full or queen size). Electricity will be available for inflating mattresses. Limited air mattress rentals may also be offered.
This is a more intentional outdoor experience with a layer of comfort built in, while still maintaining a direct connection to the land.
Includes:
Bell tent shared with one other participant
Space for air mattress or personal sleep setup
Access to electricity for inflating mattresses
Indoor restroom and shower access
Outdoor shower option
Outdoor kitchen and communal dining
Full retreat programming and meals
Access to all retreat spaces
Optional Add-On:
Air mattress rental (limited availability)
Who This Is Best For:
Participants who enjoy outdoor experiences with added comfort
Those wanting a balance between nature and structure
Friends attending together or solo participants open to pairing
Note:
Participants should plan to bring bedding and sleep setup unless opting into an add-on.
This retreat takes place on a land-based property made up of individual cabins, shared outdoor spaces, and natural gathering areas. There is no central lodge or hotel-style rooms. All accommodations exist within a small, shared village environment. Indoor and outdoor amenities are available, including restrooms, showers, sauna, and an outdoor kitchen.
“Limited Premium Spaces”
This option offers you a full cabin to yourself while remaining fully connected to the rhythm of the retreat.
The cabin includes one queen bed for your sole use. Cabins are placed throughout the land, forming a shared village rather than a single building.
Days unfold in community. Movement, meals, and connection. Evenings soften, and your cabin becomes a place to return to in your own time and way.
The environment is simple and grounded. You are not removed from the land or the experience. You are in relationship with both, with space to be on your own when needed.
Includes:
Private cabin for one participant
One private queen bed
Access to indoor restrooms and showers
Outdoor shower option
Outdoor kitchen and communal dining
Full retreat programming and meals
Access to all communal and natural spaces
Who This Is Best For:
Solo travelers who want personal space
Those doing deeper inner work or integration
Participants who value privacy within a shared environment
Note:
Very limited availability. Only one cabin is allocated for solo use.
This retreat takes place on a land-based property made up of individual cabins, shared outdoor spaces, and natural gathering areas. There is no central lodge or hotel-style rooms. All accommodations exist within a small, shared village environment. Indoor and outdoor amenities are available, including restrooms, showers, sauna, and an outdoor kitchen.
“Nature Immersion”
Camping places you at the edge of the retreat village while still fully within it.
You bring your own tent, bed, and sleeping setup. From there, you move between your own rhythm and the shared experience.
Includes:
Designated camping space
Bring your own sleep setup
Access to indoor restrooms and showers
Outdoor shower option
Outdoor kitchen and communal dining
Full retreat programming and meals
Access to all shared spaces
Who This Is Best For:
Budget-conscious participants
Those who prefer full independence in their setup
Experienced campers comfortable bringing their own gear
Note:
Participants must bring all camping and sleeping equipment.
This retreat takes place on a land-based property made up of individual cabins, shared outdoor spaces, and natural gathering areas. There is no central lodge or hotel-style rooms. All accommodations exist within a small, shared village environment. Indoor and outdoor amenities are available, including restrooms, showers, sauna, and an outdoor kitchen.
“Core Experience”
Shared cabins are small, contained community spaces within the larger retreat environment.
Each cabin has its own layout and sleeping arrangement. These cabins include multiple individual beds (full, queen, or bunk-style depending on the cabin). You will have your own bed, while sharing the cabin space with others.
Capacities range from 4 to 6 participants, depending on the cabin.
These spaces are designed to feel intentional. You are living alongside a small group within the larger experience. Conversations unfold naturally. Presence is shared.
If you are coming with a group, you may request to share a cabin together.
If you are arriving solo, placement will be handled thoughtfully to support comfort and alignment.
The experience extends beyond the cabin into outdoor kitchen activity, shared meals, fire gatherings, and open-air moments.
Shared Cabin Configurations May Include:
Soul Rebel Cabin: 1 queen + 1 futon (sleeps up to 4)
Bungalow with Loft: 4 full beds (sleeps up to 4)
Otis Ray Bunkhouse: bunk beds (full + twin combinations, sleeps up to 6)
Caravan Camper: 1 king + 1 queen (sleeps up to 4)
Includes:
Shared cabin accommodations
Individual bed within a shared cabin
Option to request placement with your group
Access to indoor restrooms and showers
Outdoor shower option
Outdoor kitchen and communal dining
Full retreat programming and meals
Access to all shared and natural spaces
Who This Is Best For:
Individuals open to connection and shared living
Friends or small groups attending together
Those who want full immersion in the community experience
Note:
Bed type varies by cabin. Assignments are made intentionally.
This retreat takes place on a land-based property made up of individual cabins, shared outdoor spaces, and natural gathering areas. There is no central lodge or hotel-style rooms. All accommodations exist within a small, shared village environment. Indoor and outdoor amenities are available, including restrooms, showers, sauna, and an outdoor kitchen.
Saturday is when the retreat is fully alive.
You step into that current for the day. Moving through sessions, sharing meals from the outdoor kitchen, and connecting with the group before returning home in the evening.
Includes:
Full Saturday access
Three meals
All Saturday sessions and experiences
Who This Is Best For:
Local participants or those unable to stay overnight
First-time attendees wanting to experience the retreat
Those seeking a one-day reset and connection
Note:
No overnight accommodations included.
This retreat takes place on a land-based property made up of individual cabins, shared outdoor spaces, and natural gathering areas. There is no central lodge or hotel-style rooms. All accommodations exist within a small, shared village environment. Indoor and outdoor amenities are available, including restrooms, showers, sauna, and an outdoor kitchen.
Facilitated by Soulful Synergy
A multidisciplinary circle of guides, healers, and space holders
Additional practitioners will be announced as the program is finalized, including bodywork, relational connection, and support roles.
Euron Nicholson
Euron Nicholson is a visionary leader and wellness practitioner dedicated to building community-centered spaces for healing and transformation. With a background in healthcare strategy and nearly two decades of experience, he bridges structure and soul—creating experiences that invite connection, reflection, and expansion.
As co-creator of The Tributary Experience, Euron helps guide participants into deeper alignment through community, nature, and intentional practice, supporting each person’s journey to flow, heal, and become.
Visionary Wellness Leader
Kelly Shay
Offers a grounded fusion of yoga, meditation, sound, advocacy, artistic expression, and regenerative health-rooted care.
Community Healer & Guide 
Sound Healer & Visionary ArtistTamiko French
Creates immersive, vibrational healing spaces through sound, crystal-centered practice, movement meditation, and sacred resonance
Frog Tree Farm
Verndale, Minnesota
The Land
Frog Tree Farm is a multigenerational Black owned Farm in Minnesota focused on racial justice, social justice, and sustainability. It is A rustic, nature-immersive setting with river energy, fire-pit, pavilion, sauna, cabins, bell tents, and room for communal rest. This is not a hotel retreat. It is more a more intimate relationship with land, simplicity, and spaciousness.
Fire Pit Gatherings
Cabins + bell tents
Rustic, Grounded Setting
Pavilion + Meeting Space
Sauna + River Atmosphere
Canoes + Nature walks
Common Questions
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The Tributary Experience is a 3-day, land-based retreat designed to guide you back to yourself through nature, community, and intentional practice.
This is not a traditional retreat…it is a shared, living experience. Through movement, stillness, ritual, and connection, you are invited to step out of isolation and into flow. To soften. To release. To remember.
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The Tributary Experience will be held at Frog Tree Farm in Minnesota, a multigenerational, Black-owned farm rooted in sustainability, community, and connection to the land.
Spanning 170 acres of open land, trees, and water, the space offers a rustic, nature-immersive environment where cabins, bell tents, and shared gathering areas create a village-like setting. The land itself is an active part of the experience, inviting you to slow down, ground deeply, and reconnect with the natural rhythms around you.
This is not a resort. It is a return to simplicity, where healing unfolds in relationship with the earth, the elements, and each other.
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This space is for those who feel the call to reconnect, within themselves and with others.
Whether you are navigating transition, seeking deeper alignment, or simply needing space to breathe and reset, this experience meets you where you are. No prior experience with wellness practices is required…only a willingness to be present, open, and in community.
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Your selected lodging tier or commuter access, retreat programming, facilitated experiences, and meals based on your registration type. Final inclusions can be refined once the agenda and food execution plan are locked.
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The retreat takes place on the land at Frog Tree Farm, a rustic, nature-immersive environment rooted in simplicity and connection.
Accommodations range from private cabins to shared cabins, bell tents, and camping options. This is not a resort…it is a village-style experience where the land, the elements, and the shared spaces are part of the journey.
We encourage you to come with an open mind and a readiness to embrace the beauty of a more grounded, natural setting.
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The Tributary Experience is rooted in relationship between people, land, and spirit.
Rather than a schedule of back-to-back sessions, this retreat is designed as an intentional container. The experience unfolds organically, allowing space for real connection, personal insight, and collective healing.
It is guided, but not rigid. Structured, but spacious.
This is a place where you are not just attending, you are participating in something that is co-created in real time.
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The environment for this retreat is soulful, nature-immersive, and rustic rather than luxury-polished.
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Yes, there are several accommodation options that allow friends and couples to lodge together in the cabins or bell tents.
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There is a day commuter pass for $333 for Saturday immersion that will include all experiences and meals for that day.