Living Tree Cohousing

Plan to join us August 16th to 22nd, 2026 and enjoy this unique opportunity for people interested in EcoVillage life, homesteading skills, meaningful connections and cooperative regenerative farming. Join us at one of Canada’s oldest Cooperative Farming EcoVillage communities for an immersive week in community living while we work and play with a variety of the projects, skill building and activities designed to foster a harmonious relationship with the land and with one another. We are located in the Caledon hills about one hour north of Toronto. There are limited spaces so register now! For more information, see https://www.wholevillage.org/experience-week/

The Wise Acres Community is a cohousing neighborhood in Kitsap County, started in 1990. We steward most of the land together, while each maintaining our own home. In Wise Acres, we gather for community dinners and other events. We tend a shared garden, common house, hot tub & sauna. We look out for each other, make decisions by consensus, and each take on a community job. The community is walking distance from the shore in a friendly town. A 1-bedroom apartment is available. The apartment is the daylight basement below the main level of the house. The kitchen/living/dining room has a large picture window and natural light from above. The bedroom has an attached bathroom and a modest walk-in closet. Adjoining the full kitchen is a separate storage / laundry room. At about 600 sq ft, the apartment works great for a smaller household. In addition, there’s a room available in the main part of the house. The common spaces in the house are shared, including the kitchen/dining room and sun-lit living room with wood stove. The bedroom has windows on two sides and an attached bathroom. Here’s a link to the Wise Acres community website. If you respond, we can share more information. Please feel free to share a little about what you’re looking for in community life!

WILD GRACE, an intentional, eco-spiritual community (Sierra foothills, 30 minutes from Grass Valley, California) is excited to have completed the creation of new homes for prospective members. Perhaps you or someone you know have been preparing for this wonderful opportunity? Spiritual community (sangha) is crucial on the personal level, as Thich Nat Hahn says: Your sangha—family, friends, and co-practitioners—is the soil, and you are the seed. If you have a sangha that is joyful, animated by the desire to practice and help, you will mature on your path of awakening. (adapted from Cultivating the Mind of Love) We also believe that spiritual community is crucial on the global level. The intentional focus of loving, mindful consciousness transmits a healing and transformative energy beyond our ability to perceive, which assists in planetary awakening. Wild Grace provides an opportunity for an intimate group/sangha to focus on inner attunement to the Divine, to deepen in group authentic communication practices, to steward sacred land, and to choose love moment-by-moment. Our octagonal temple, perched above the wild and scenic South Yuba River, is devoted to the Mother of Us All. We are dedicated to life-long learning of the skills needed to communicate, heal, and live life fully together in Love, Oneness, and Presence. We support a healthy balance of personal and community care, work and play, purpose, and “right livelihood.” Our shared foundation consists of group morning silent meditation, weekly heart circles where we practice trauma informed authentic relating, tending the land, sharing two or more meals a week, and creative expression. We host events including weekly neighborhood potlucks, open monthly Kirtans, weekly A Course of Love online global meetings, weekly Qi Gong classes, sun/moon cycle ceremonies, and dance classes. Wild Grace is located on 80 acres of land adja

Sun-Filled Room in Queer/Trans Establishing Cooperative Collectivist House – Near York & Colfax About the Space We’re looking for new housemates to join our queer and trans affirming household in Denver’s Capitol Hill/Congress park neighborhood. This is a safe, creative space built on mutual respect and community care. We’re currently structured as affordable rental housing, and we’re actively working toward a cooperative model with shared equity. It’s a long-term vision we’re building together, one step at a time. Available Rooms (2 openings!) ​1.​Main bedroom: Sun-drenched 2nd-floor room with two large windows and street views—beautiful natural light, perfect for writing, reading, or recharging ​2.​Smaller sun-filled room. Best for someone out-going that doesn’t mind using shared spaces and the walkable neighborhood. What we’re about: ​Weekly house meetings and shared accountability ​•​garden with corn, eggplant, perennials—help us continue rewilding our urban space ​•​Community-oriented, justice-minded living Note: There’s currently one dog, so we’re not excited for more pets at this time but may make an effort for the right fit. The Neighborhood You’re 3 blocks from Colfax Ave with easy access to: Bookstores: ​•​Tattered Cover (iconic indie bookstore – 10 min walk) ​•​Capitol Hill Books (beloved used books at Colfax & Grant – 8 min walk) ​•​Kilgore Books & Comics (indie publisher + comics) Coffee & Food: ​•​St. Mark’s Coffee House ​•​Hudson Hill (coffee/cocktails) ​•​Endless Colfax restaurants and late-night spots Transit: ​•​RTD Bus on Colfax (rapid transit to downtown, Cap Hill, Aurora) 15, 15L, and 24 within 1 block distance, 10 and others close ​•​Bike la