Nana Xochi Quetzalli and her partner Dustin offer free community ceremonies throughout the year from their home.
They offer monthly womxn's full moon ceremonies, Faqua Rituals, to traditional Mexica Temazcalli, traditional co-ed Sweatlodge, Song Circles, and seasonal Equinox & Solstice Mayan Fire Ceremonies.
* Note Community Ceremonies are always free, yet donations welcome. *
Cantos a la Luna
Monthly Song Circle for Ilhuicatl Metzli Moondance / Where the Sky meets the Water Moondance.
Each month gather on the 2nd Friday of the month in 2026 at Nana Xochiketzalli’s home in Eureka CA.
Come learn los cantos / the ceremonial songs sung during our annual moondance ceremony + songs for the temezcalli.
2nd Friday of the Month
6:00-8:00pm
This is circulo is for anyone interested in la danza and open for all people/nations. Co-ed Gathering + all ages welcome.
All community ceremonies are free, yet Donations are welcome and will go into funds for our annual Moondance ceremony.
““There is a world beyond ours, a world that is far away, nearby, and invisible... Heal yourself with the kisses that the wind gives you and the hugs of the rain... Cure yourself with the light of the sun and the rays of the moon. With the sound of the river and the waterfall. With the swaying of the sea and the fluttering of birds.””
Full Moon Ceremony
Cada lluna llena / Each full moon come together to sing, pray, & smoke las obsidian chanupas while honoring Nana Metzli (Grandmother Moon).
Full Moon Ceremonies have transformed over the decade, from monthly gatherings in the tipi for a women's ceremonial slumber party with the Dreamlodge, to now more a simple reunion under the full moon with las obsidian chanupas.
As the guardian of Ilhuicaatl Metzli Danza / Where the sky meets the water Moondance, Abuela Xochiketzalli creates space with her danzantes as they offer their prayers and smoke to abuelita luna.
In 2026 Full Moon ceremonies now consist of honoring las obsidian chanupas en rezo (generally at Abuela’s home) after a Temazcal / Sweatlodge or with our monthly Faqua / Corn Ceremony.
Faqua es una chicha de maiz / A sacred fermented corn beverage with an indigenous lineage from Columbia. It is made in prayer, with cantos sagrados, y humo de tobacito.
““The first peace, which is the most important, is that which comes within the souls of people when they realize their relationship, their oneness with the universe and all its powers, and when they realize that at the center of the universe dwells the Great Spirit, and that this center is really everywhere, it is within each of us.””
SweatLodge / Temazcalli
Nana Xochiketzalli pours a womxns community Temazcalli, ran in the Mexica/Moondance tradition each month.
All nations welcome.
Dustin pours a co-ed community lodge, ran in the Lakota/Sundance tradition every few months.
1pm lighting of the fire in prayer with a Potluck dinner afterwards.
Traditional Protocol are to be respected. Appropriate clothing that covers shoulder to ankles is needed, no alcohol or drugs of any kind permitted, and all must come in respect and tolerance for all nations.
Check out the Calendar for proposed Dates.
““We walk in the same footsteps as our ancestors. They left imprints, not on paper, but on stones, on sacred trees, on medicinal plants, and that is where their message is found. They speak through all things. Like Mother Earth speaks, the air speaks, father sun speaks, grandmother moon speaks. Everything has a spirt and everything that has a spirit speaks.””
Equinox & Solstice Ceremonies
Celebrating the turning of seasons with community Mayan fire ceremonies (when weather permits)
A Mayan fire ceremony or Loq’laj Kotz’ij is an ofrenda/offering to the spirits. Weather giving thanks, calling on your ancestors, or petitioning the spirits for an answer to a prayer, community fire ceremonies bring people together in pray and communion con los 20 nahaules.
The Ajq’ijab create a beautiful altar, a banquet, a feast for the spirits. Using no wood, they build the fire with candles and delicious sweets; such as copal, chocolate, tobacco, sugar, and flowers.
The offerings that we put into the fire carry our prayers to Creator. Each offering carries a different energy and intention, a different prayer, and the combination is a rich banquet of energies offered to Ahua.
Free Community Ceremonies @ Xochikalli / The House of Flowers Healing Center
All Nations, ages, & sexes welcome
Check out the Calendar for 2026 Dates for Community Ceremonies
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