Please join us to get to know our little community, share a potluck lunch and tour the property, and if you have time, stick around to work in the garden. (note the date, our regular second-Sunday gathering, NOT on the main national open house weekend)

Join East Bay Cohousing at a community-crafted gathering to explore community, resilience, restoration, and regeneration both in the San Francisco Bay & Delta and beyond.  These are days of darkness & possibility, uncertainty & opportunity. We are calling doers and dreamers from all walks of life to join together and create the story of a thriving future for all life, where we live: the Bay Delta Bioregion, and its many beautiful watersheds and communities.  The Question: How do we better collaborate within and across communities and watersheds to co-create a thriving future for all life?  In true unconference fashion, the rest is up to you!  Participants will create the agenda. You can propose your own topic and there will be many stimulating sessions to join.  Sessions will cover a wide range of topics, such as local food systems, bioregionalism, land stewardship, social justice, solidarity economy, ecological restoration, regenerative practices, Indigenous leadership, storytelling, solarpunk, the "collapse", and cooperation.

Join us on Zoom to ask questions and learn about the community. We will not have a formal presentation – it will all be Q&A.

We currently have a studio unit available and will have a 1-bedroom unit available soon.

(see separate listing for in-person brunch during the same time)

Are you an older woman seeking intentional community and challenged by financial barriers? Maybe you're recently divorced, been a single mom or elder caregiver or living with a disability. All of these factors can mean, like the many older women I know, you have ALMOST enough, but not quite to make your community dream a reality. This is an open forum to discuss where we are in our search for community, what's possible, and how to creatively resource ourselves for a vibrant future in community.

Discover Heartwood Commons and why 30% of our neighbors have moved here from all across the country. We are told it's because we create community and connection even before they move here, and because they are attracted to Tulsa's affordable, low cost of living and our friendly, progressive culture. During our time together you'll meet some of our members, view our community and homes, get answers to your questions about available homes, and more. If you are serious about cohousing, be sure to check us out.

Virtual tour with Q&A time

A walkabout and time to meet some potential neighbors, have a snack. See what an established community feels like. We are a waterfront community in the beautiful Hudson Valley. We will be glad to have you come to weekly potlucks, join us to work on gardens, and celebrate life cycle events.

Note: we are doing open houses both Saturday and Sunday, your RSVP will help us plan.

OPEN HOUSE 1-4 pm, Community Dinner 6:45 pm

Casual and Informal Meet and Greet Tour