Fire Rock Ocean Sky Healing Arts

05/28/2026

05/02/2026

Stop by the Little Taste Gallery this month! We will be closing the gallery in preparation for opening on our campus in the coming months (We will announce a grand opening when we have that date set). Many of our artists will have their art available through summer festivals and events, but most will not. Last chance to get your favorite art piece before we open again on our campus. Thanks so much for your support and patience as we work to bring this magical creation into reality.

02/19/2026

Empower your journey to wellness with an extraordinary opportunity! Join Leland, one of FROS-HA's shining stars, for an unforgettable herbalism class at her serene farmstead in Yachats. Get ready to unlock the secrets of nature! https://blossomwoodbotanicals.com/event/intro-to-western-herbalism

02/16/2026

We were so very honored to have received a campus blessing this morning from the Tibetan Monks of Gaden Sharste Monastic College in the South Indian state of Karnataka while on their "Compassion, Wisdom and Enlightened Action Tour". You can participate in teaching and sacred ceremony with them in Yachats (Feb 17-22) and Newport (Feb 24-28) until the end of the month.

11/09/2025

Thank you so very much to our landscaping team:
Seanette Marie Lancaster, John Lancaster, Monica Thompson and her pack of angels, and Makenna Lee for their work bringing the landscape to life;

Our artists providing outdoor art:
Gypsea Weaver for the amazing Southern Orca art installation, Rose Covert for the amazing woven art sculpture and installation, our new friend Cristi Mason-Rivera for her phenomenal metal art sculptures (more to come, friends) and our good friend, Mike Free , for his assistance with our kinetic art installation and his upcoming stone and metal sculpture that will be featured as part of the sanctuary oasis landscaping.

More exciting news about this beautiful sanctuary oasis and healing campus to come.

10/25/2025

The Fire Rock Ocean Sky Healing Arts' Orca Pod woven by this summer has been removed from the temporary location at the Boardwalk Shops along Hwy 101. The exposed location and heavy winds and rains caused us to remove them to a safe location. They will be reinstalled in their permanent home on our campus at 5693 NW Pacific Coast Hwy when weather allows.