What should I bring to the ceremony?

Bring a feather, a candle, a bow or ribbon to represent water, and a stone or crystal, plus a written list of 3 things to add and 3 to eliminate over the next three months.

Where do we meet and when should I arrive?

The event takes place on a second-floor meeting room in Port Royal; arrive 10–15 minutes early to settle in. Confirm exact meeting details on your booking confirmation.

Is there an age limit or group size?

No specific age limit is listed; groups are capped at 20 to keep the ceremony intimate.

Is the ceremony suitable for beginners?

Yes. The format is beginner-friendly and focused on practical steps rather than complex ritual training.

What about accessibility?

The space is on the second floor. If stairs are a barrier, contact the host through the booking link to inquire about accommodations.

What is the cancellation policy?

A cancellation or refund policy is not specified in the description; check the booking/referral link for current terms.

Summer Solstice Medicine Wheel Ceremony in Port Royal

On the afternoon of the Summer Solstice in Port Royal, South Carolina, Summer Solstice offers a concentrated Medicine Wheel Ceremony led by Susan, a practitioner of shamanic manifesting. Held on the second-floor meeting space in a small venue near the salt marshes, this one-hour ritual asks participants to bring personal tokens for the four directions — a feather for the east, a candle for the south, a bow for water in the west, and a stone or crystal for the north. The setting in Port Royal gives the work a coastal edge; through windows you can often see stands of live oak draped in Spanish moss and the low marsh that defines the Sea Islands.

The ceremony is structured and intimate: groups cap at twenty, run in English, and move deliberately through intention-setting, directional offerings, and a closing that focuses on practical manifestations rather than abstract promises. For travelers used to interpretive hikes and tidal marsh walks, this experience translates nature-based ritual into a clear toolkit for change. Susan’s approach bridges gentle ritual with a simple timetable — three months of focused goals — making it feel like a spiritual sprint rather than an open-ended quest.

Why it stands out: Port Royal’s coast is a landscape defined by salt-swept marshes, live oak roots, and tidal creeks; the Medicine Wheel ceremony draws on that elemental geography without claiming it as cultural property. The result feels rooted to place—the sea air, the rhythm of tides, the avian chorus outside the windows—all of which sharpen the ceremony’s directional work. The format suits visitors who want reflective practice without a big commitment: a single hour that recalibrates daily habits and intentions.

Practical details: bring the four symbolic items described, plus a concise list and comfortable clothing for sitting. Small group size means personal attention; accessibility is on the second floor. This is not a guided walk or outdoor ecology tour, but a focused, indoor ceremony that complements outdoor exploration in the Port Royal–Beaufort area. Whether you’re passing through on a coastal road trip or basing in nearby Beaufort, this ceremony is an efficient, place-aware way to mark the solstice and leave with a concrete plan for change.

Plan to arrive at least ten minutes early to settle and choose a seat; because the room is on the second floor, plan accordingly if stairs are a challenge. The ceremony’s short duration makes it an ideal complement to a morning beach walk on nearby Hunting Island or an afternoon visit to Beaufort’s historic district. Participants often report leaving with precise, journal-ready steps and a short accountability roadmap they can use over the following three months. If you want a quieter experience, request a front-row seat today.

About The Arts Port Royal

The Arts Port Royal is a creative arts studio and education center located in Port Royal, South Carolina.

The organization offers an extensive schedule of workshops, classes, and open studio sessions designed for artists at every skill level. Instructors include practicing local artists and experienced teachers who lead sessions in acrylics, oil, mixed media, collage, drawing, color theory, and mindful creativity. Classes combine technique demonstrations, hands-on practice, and constructive feedback in small-group formats that prioritize individualized attention. Offerings span introductory courses such as Beginner Acrylics and Drawing for Beginners, specialized workshops like Yupo Paper Workshop and Wire Wrapping, and thematic experiences including Abstract Expressionism, Under the Oaks plein air sessions, and nature-inspired programs set in the Low Country. The Arts Port Royal also presents wellness and personal growth experiences such as Reiki, Creative Mindfulness, astrology introductions, and guided shaman journeys. Events range from single-session workshops to recurring monthly meetings like Art Club. The studio maintains transparent class descriptions, clearly stated schedules, and registration details to support visitors planning attendance. Located in Port Royal, the studio draws participants from nearby Beaufort County and the Low Country region. The Arts Port Royal emphasizes safe, inclusive learning spaces and accessible materials guidance for both beginners and returning students. The business’s public schedule and class list make it easy to discover current offerings. For those seeking hands-on art learning, creative community, or restorative art experiences in Port Royal, The Arts Port Royal provides a broad, reliably curated selection of classes and workshops and events.