Spora is a collective for all generations situated in the sacred Bruce Peninsula

—where food, nature, and community weave into a living rhythm of nourishment.

From children’s programs to intergenerational gatherings, we plant seeds of connection that grow into lasting wholeness. 
About

About

Spora comes from the word seed—to sow, to carry life forward. It carries the strength of laying a healthy foundation and the reminder of diaspora: that we are seeds scattered across places, each carrying unique cultures, rhythms, and stories.

Spora is a living, breathing collective rooted in the belief that nourishment is more than food. It is how we live, learn and relate. We hold space for all generations to reconnect to the rhythms of nature, to each other and to themselves.

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Our Offerings

Our Offerings

Events & Workshops for parents, educators and caregivers seeking deeper ways of learning. Step inside a community where nature invites you to connect, reflect and imagine what whole-being nourishment looks like when rooted in relationship.


Children’s Program, a journey through earth’s seasons—exploring, cooking, creating and celebrating together. Each block weaves a theme that awakens curiosity and belonging, showing young learners that knowledge is lived, shared and carried in rhythm with the land and community.

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Why Now

Why Now

We live in a time of disconnection—
from food, from rhythm, from each other.
But a new culture of care is possible.

Spora is where it begins:

With children, who remind us of innate intelligence.
With caregivers, who hold the daily roots of life.
With communities, who gather to remember we belong to one another.

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What makes us unique

Food as foundation: meals, rituals, and kitchens become classrooms of care.
Embodied learning: children learn through senses, rhythms, and nature—not abstraction.
Collective culture: a living network of guides, educators, and healers offering diverse wisdom under one ethos.
Diaspora & belonging: celebrating diversity as fertile ground for growth, while returning to the cycles that connect us all.

Our Approach

At Spora, we root our work in practices that restore balance and belonging:

Ancient Wisdom — teachings of Ayurveda, Montessori philosophy, and earth-based traditions.
Embodied Learning — we teach through experience, not just information.
Seasonal & Daily Rhythm — syncing with nature’s cycles to support emotional, physical, and spiritual balance.
Whole-Being Nourishment — feeding body, mind, heart, and spirit in every interaction.

What we do

Children’s Programs — nature-rooted, food-centered education that cultivates self-trust, sensory intelligence, and emotional regulation.
Community Gatherings & Adult Learning — circles, meals, and seasonal rituals that weave connection across generations.
Professional Training — workshops for educators, caregivers, parents, and organizations to bring whole-being nourishment into their own environments.
Practitioner Exchange — a space for healers, educators, and makers to share knowledge, co-create, and root their work in community.

Explore Our Offerings

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Workshop for Parents, Educators & Caregivers

$80

1 Day Session

This September 28th, from 11AM to 3PM we begin with the roots—gathering parents, caregivers, and educators before our children’s program launches. These circles offer nourishment, connection, and a reminder that the way we eat, share, and care for each other is the first curriculum of life.

One Day Session - Sept 28 from 11 am to 3 pm

Guided workshops on food as story and healing

Practices to reconnect with your inner child

Seasonal wisdom for grounding and rhythm in fall

Shared meals that restore safety, ease, and belonging

Rituals that remind us nourishment is how we learn together

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Children's Program - October | How Nature Becomes Our Classroom

$240+

Starting From

Our Fall Block runs October 7–30, offering children three mornings a week (Tues to Thurs, 9 am–1 pm with lunch). Families may choose 1, 2, or 3 days, with each session weaving play, food, and storytelling into nature-based learning.

Discover the elements through hands-on play and exploration

Build symbiotic relationships with nature and peers

Learn that earth provides rhythm, safety, and nourishment

See how choices ripple outward in relationship to all of life

Sound massage with singing bowls on the body. Vibrational therapy.

Children's Program - November | Cycles of Life, Botany & Plant Preparation

$240+

Starting From

Our November Program (Nov 4–27) invites children to explore the cycles of growth, harvest, decay, and renewal. Each morning (Tues–Thurs, 9 am–1 pm with lunch), they learn that caring for plants and soil is also caring for the future.

Discover the natural cycles of growth, harvest, and renewal

Explore botany through hands-on observation and play

Cook with seasonal foods and create simple plant medicines

Learn that endings feed beginnings, nurturing seeds and soil for tomorrow

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Children's Program - December | Ceremony, Ritual, Light & Celebration

$180+

Starting From

Our December Program (Dec 2–18) brings children into a season of gathering, gratitude, and light. Through ritual and story, they discover how celebration honors life’s cycles and strengthens community.

Share meals that nurture joy and connection

Experience rituals that honor seasonal cycles

Listen to stories that bring light into winter’s darkness

Learn that celebration keeps community alive and strong

This fall, come join us to our Open House

Dates:
Sept 25 10 am - 1PM & Sept 26 4pm – 7pm

RSVP Required

For children. For yourself. For the future we are planting.
Spora is a living culture of care.
Together, we grow.

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