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   For fourteen years Four Quarters has fostered an active experiment in growing functional cultural alternatives. A place where the many ways of Sharing in Community, Challenging Play and Knowing Spirit combine to create a rich, vibrant human tapestry.




   We see ourselves as on the cutting edge of the Progressive. We strive to create safe space where individuals can explore their own potential by searching out new experiences within a new cultural context. We actively cherish each other in our diversity, and we encourage that diversity. We understand that Change is a Choice, and is always Challenging.

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  In other ways we are deeply Traditional. We derive inspiration from Nature, The Land and its Seasons and Cycles. We see parents and their children as our best hope for the future, supporting them and each other whatever our personal life-style choices. We prepare and share our food together whenever possible as an active expression of our larger definition of family. And because we embrace our personal responsibility for our actions, we understand that Freedom is not License.

    Our Members and Guests come from a broad demographic of all ages, incomes and backgrounds. At Four Quarters you will find tattooed and pierced Urban Primitives sharing morning coffee with Corporate Warriors on their weekend return home. Ceremonialists in Native American Traditions making day-long ritual for an International Psy-Trance Dance Festival. Confirmed Peace Activists honoring Military Veterans and their personal sacrifice in a nighttime Moon Service. All part of a Community defined not by what we exclude, but rather by what we include.

   And at the Center of this Community is the Land and the Circle of Standing Stones. A place of beauty that remains a firm foundation through the rhythms of our lives.

"All of Life is interrelated. We are all caught in an inescapable network of mutuality,
tied to a single garment of destiny. Whatever affects one directly affects all indirectly."
- Martin Luther King Jr. -