T H E E X P E R I E N C E C O L L E C T I O N

Four ways to escape.
Urban gatherings or off-grid residencies.

Each experience is designed around a felt outcome: connection, decompression, or inspiration. Some index more heavily on one than others.
Our legends are set to help you choose what you’re looking for most right now.

U R B A N G A T H E R I N G S

One evening. The city. Something shifts

Toronto, ON


Woman playing the grand piano during a yoga or meditation session, with people lying on yoga mats in the foreground inside a room with large windows showing greenery outside.

T O R O N T O

Dusk Reverie

Guest lie down, close their eyes, and are guided through a trance - like wind down ritual with live harp and piano. Dark, artistic and deeply restorative

Connection
Decompression
Inspiration
A group of people gathered around a table lighting candles, with a tall plant centerpiece in the middle and a plain white wall background.

T O R O N T O

Scent of Stillness

Deepen emotion through scent making, paired with sound, taste and visuals. A multi sensory journey cycling through exhale, connection, and play.

Connection
Decompression
Inspiration
Person holding a small basket filled with fresh green clovers, outdoors with grass and yellow leaves on the ground.

T O R O N T O

Prelude

Forage together in the woods, then gather around a communal table to eat what was found bolstered by a multi-course fine dining experience. Come as strangers, leave as friends.

Connection
Decompression
Inspiration

O F F - G R I D R E S I D E N C I E S

Multi-night. Deeper immersion. In nature.

Global


Modern black house with large glass windows in a lush green forest.

H A L I B U R T O N 2-3 NIGHTS

Treetop Residency

Wildflower foraging, sunset canoeing, sound baths on water, and communal candlelit dinners. Limited to 11 guests. Focused on deep connection-building

Connection
Decompression
Inspiration

Experiences can be customized to your group needs.
Corporate retreats, team offsites, private gatherings.

83%

of guests would be “very disappointed” if RUWT experiences no longer existed.

70%

of experiences sell out.