As we enter this gentle season of gratitude and giving, we’re pausing at Ruscombe to honor everyone who makes this place what it is: our practitioners, event collaborators, sacred space hosts, staff, board, neighborhood partners—and you. If you’ve taken a class here, received care from a practitioner, walked our gardens, or simply believe in the importance of healing spaces in our community, you are part of Ruscombe’s circle of …
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Ruscombe Welcomes the League of Women Voters
There are moments when history doesn’t just sit in the walls—it rises up to join the room. That’s how it felt this week when @Ruscombe Community welcomed the League of Women Voters Baltimore chapter to the former home of Madeleine LeMoyne Ellicott, founder and 20-year president of the LWV of Maryland. It was a gathering full of purpose, laughter, and the unmistakable sense that the women who built the League were, in some way, …
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A Day of Connection and Calm: Reflecting on Another Successful Peace &Wellness Festival!
This years Peace and Wellness Festival was nothing short of magical! It was a day filled with radiant smiles, meaningful connections, and the kind of positive energy that was so palpable, it lingered long after the final yoga session ended. The entire event pulsed with a peaceful, joyful spirit that perfectly captured what Ruscombe is all about, year-round. That warm, welcoming atmosphere is what we strive to create …
Music & Guided Imagery with Meagan Hughes
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Join us for a unique and uplifting experience as Music Therapist Meagan Hughes leads a session on using music and guided imagery to connect with your inner wisdom. Through the power of sound and imagination, Meagan will guide participants on an inner journey that invites reflection, insight, and meaningful connection with others. This …Continue reading about Music & Guided Imagery with Meagan Hughes
Planning Ahead: A Compassionate Workshop for End-of-Life Readiness
It’s never too soon to prepare for the end of life. Being prepared doesn’t hasten death, it frees you up to live fully. Do you have an advance directive and a medical proxy in case you are unable to make decisions for yourself? Do you and your loved ones know what you want in your dying process and for the disposition of your body? Most people do not want to languish on life support machines at the end of their lives, but have a hard …
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