Mythica

The great treasuries of the world's traditions have been preserved most powerfully within art, music and literature. Inside these images and stories are seeds that can ignite our own imaginations, connecting us to both the ancient wisdom of the past and illuminating the latent wisdom that lies within each human heart. Mythica is dedicated to preserving the rich culture which is our human heritage and to passing on a legacy of creativity, contemplation and compassion through our classes, workshops, pilgrimages and community gatherings. 

UPCOMING EVENTS:

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Myths and Mysteries of the Middle Ages

Now available!
In this four episode Veriditas telecourse, Kayleen Asbo illuminates the myths and mysteries behind Chartres Cathedral.
Learn more and register

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Crazy Love 
Lecture performances on the lives and music of the Great Romantic composers: Chopin, Liszt, Wagner, Berlioz, Schumann, Brahms, Elgar
Mondays from 10:30-Noon beginning February 11
Petaluma Historical Library and Museum
Learn more and register for Early Bird Special!

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A Tribute to Mary Oliver:
An Evensong of Music and Poetry
Sunday, February 10 at 5 pm
Bach, Mozart and Schubert
​with violinist Nigel Armstrong
St. John's Episcopal Church
40 Fifth Street, Petaluma

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​22 Days of Mary Magdalene

A daily email to explore the myths, archetypes, and art that surround Mary Magdalene.
Next cycle begins March 6, 2019
Learn more and register

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In Search of Wisdom: The Music, Myths and Art of Pilgrimage
A one-day workshop of lecture, labyrinth walking, and inner discovery while exploring the myths and legends of the Camino pilgrimage route through France and Spain
Sunday, March 17, 1:30 pm- 6:30 pm
St. John's Episcopal, Petaluma
​Learn more and register