Palouse Mother’s Circle

You were never meant to mother alone.

In a world that so often separates and divides us, The Palouse Mother’s Circle offers a warm and welcoming space to reconnect — with yourself, with other mothers, and with the sacred experience of mothering.

We gather one Saturday morning a month at the cozy and historic 1912 Center in Moscow to share a nourishing brunch, heartfelt conversation, and real connection in supportive circle.

Whether you're in the tender early days of new motherhood or navigating the ever-evolving journey of raising older children, this space is for you.

What You’ll Experience:

  • A slow, nourishing morning just for you

  • Thoughtfully prepared brunch + coffee/tea

  • Intentional, heart-sharing conversations

  • Community with local moms who truly get it

  • Seasonal topics & rituals that honor the joys, challenges, and transformations of motherhood

Non-mobile, breast or bottle-fed babies are welcome. To protect the calm and connected atmosphere, we kindly ask that older children remain at home during circle time.

This group is open to ALL who mother — at every age, every stage, and every path—including expecting, adoptive, & foster parents.

Come as you are. Leave feeling grounded, seen, and deeply supported.

EARLY Bird Pricing now until September 1st!

Investment: $44 per circle $38 per circle

Limited scholarship opportunities available through the Palouse Doula Collective (apply here).

By purchasing a spot in the circle, space and supplies are being saved for you. Circles are capped to maintain an intimate gathering.

With that, tickets are nonrefundable, including missing any or all of the scheduled gatherings.

Now Booking:

Saturday, September 13th 9:30am-11:30am

1912 Center - 412 E 3rd Street, Moscow

About Your Circle Facilitator

Hi, I’m Brittany — women’s circle facilitator, doula, social work student/therapist in training, and mother of two. Building community, especially with other women, hasn’t always come easily to me, but circles have been a powerful part of my healing journey. Holding space for honest connection, laughter, and a little collective magic is one of my greatest joys. When I’m not leading circles you’ll find me studying (grad school probs), reading the occasional smutty novel, drinking way too much coffee, and dreaming up new ways to nurture the village we all deserve.