Be Part of the Magic:

Bring Gay, Bi and Transgender Men together and let our prayers be our magic to the world!

This sweat lodge is dedicated to Gay, Transgender and Bi men who are willing to engage in the ritual of Sweat Lodge. To sing, pray and engage the ancestors in this ancient way of purficaiton.

We suggest arriving between 6 PM and 6:30 PM so you can connect with the other participants, learn more on how to optimize the experience and participate in making your Prayer Ties. Donations are appreciated but not required. Please bring dry clothes to change into, towels (2) and a potluck dish to share with the group after the lodge.

What is a Sweat Lodge?

A sweat lodge ceremony is a traditional Indigenous ritual focused on purification, healing, and spiritual connection. Participants enter a small, enclosed structure—often made of natural materials—where heated stones are placed in a central pit. Water is poured over the stones to create steam, raising the temperature and humidity inside the lodge. The intense heat and steam promote physical sweating, which is believed to cleanse the body of toxins.

The ceremony is led by a guide or elder who facilitates prayers, songs, and meditation throughout the session, fostering a deep sense of reflection and community among participants. Sweat lodge ceremonies are considered sacred and serve as a space for mental, emotional, and spiritual renewal. They are traditionally practiced in many Native American cultures and can vary in structure and intention depending on the specific tribal customs.