This is an archived event from Culture Days 2025.
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Guided Forest Meditation
In-person
Climate Action History & heritage Interdisciplinary Nature & outdoors Physical activity & movement Poetry & spoken word Self-guided StorytellingDate and time
Location
Chris Walker Trail
1 Halton Hills Drive
Georgetown, ON
Directions: Located across from Town Hall, 1 Halton Hills Drive.
Access
Free.
Offered in English.
About
Close your eyes for a moment and imagine the sound of leaves moving in the wind, the scent of cedar, the rhythm of your own breath. This is where Forest Meditation begins, with intention, sensory awareness, and an invitation to land in the moment.
As we move slowly through the forest, each step becomes an intention, each breath an invitation to receive and share with the living world. Through gentle meditation practices guided by Chantal Garneau we begin to settle and sense the relationships that sustain us.
Blending forest bathing, mindfulness, and a philosophy of interconnection, Forest Meditation offers a way to feel grounded and uplifted, relaxed and renewed, all at once. It is not about striving, but about remembering: you already belong.
Come as you are. The forest will meet you there.
Please note: space is limited and registration is required by October 1. To register, click the blue date and time in the section above (Thu, Oct 2, 7:00 PM – 8:00 PM).
Links
- Website becomingpresent.earth
Organizer
Chantal Garneau
Chantal Garneau is a municipal councillor in the Town of Halton Hills, as well as a meditation artist and skilled facilitator. Rooted in deep listening, reciprocity, and relationship, her leadership bridges community, ecological, and governance spaces. She co-founded Halton Hills Nature, leads Bird Friendly Halton Hills, serves on the board of Conservation Halton, and is a core helper with the Credit River Waterwalk. Chantal brings both a gentle, grounded presence and the ability to navigate complex challenges with curiosity, clarity, and care.