Let Love in: Healing the House and Home
"I'm still learning to let it in. All the things I'm doing in community: let love in."
Jasmyn Clift of Wild Seed School. Photo by Syd Woodward.
SLOW THE FOLK DOWN
Created on the traditional territories of the Coast Salish Peoples, we capture whatever the folk our community creates—food, art, music, adventure, meaningful stories, and lives lived close to the earth and back to the land.
A window seat to the slow life, no matter where you are.
Published twice a year.
Rachel Boult in the first cabin on her off-grid property. Photo by Hope Fulton.
immersive stories
Into joy, love, aging, creativity, grief, money, and the human experience in all its contradictions. Without gloss, and without gloom.
Discover interviews, essays, reflections, and rituals shaped by people who live slowly, with intention.
"I'm still learning to let it in. All the things I'm doing in community: let love in."
"Forget it. You can’t do it. We tried that in the ‘60s and ‘70s and it always fell apart. People can’t get along. You’ll fight. It can get real ugly.”
"Motherhood made all the parts of my life that didn't fit worth it. And then it set me free of them, as I shifted from Mom to Dad."
"At what age will I finally be able to give up on vanity, the exhaustion of it all?"
The garden teaches us that no matter how far we separate ourselves from nature, she will never treat us as outsiders.
Three wildlife encounters and the moments you have to put the camera down to truly see.
On any given afternoon on Hornby Island, the inviting pizza aroma drifts from the Hornby Island Bakery & Pizzeria, mingling with the sound of laughter and the low hum of...
Canada’s Home for all-natural, restorative rest. Custom mattresses, luxurious toppers, adjustable pillows, breathable bedding, bath & lounge, sleep consultations, expert advice, local delivery and set-up, and free Canadian shipping. When...
Rising from the cool, clear water of the North Pacific, just off the mainland of British Columbia, Canada, you’ll find a handful of serene, verdant, rolling crowns we call the...
It took some time to get to this cover, done by Stasia Garraway, but it means a lot to us over here.
We tell people's stories— authentic, vulnerable, gritty. If 'Hunger' inspires you to write or tell your story, reach out. We want stories, recipes, tales, tips, illustrations, photos . . ....
The best is when a big time FOLKLIFE fan comes out of the woodwork and becomes a part of the team.
Photographed by John Kelsey, the just-announced FOLKLIFE Death Volume cover is inspired by the content that illuminates how we are one with the cosmos.
We’re excited to introduce CommunityFOLK—a new digital FOLKLIFE space that highlights the kinds of businesses we want to see thrive: small, independent, values-aligned, and rooted in community.
There’s a new way to step into the FOLKLIFE world—and it’s right at your fingertips.