The Foundation of Light offers a nurturing space available for everything from  workshops to weddings.  We have  beautiful sacred grounds for your enjoyment, including our labyrinth, a stone circle, community gardens, a peace pole and more.  We rent the original building, known as "The Schoolhouse", as well as rooms in our main retreat facility.

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The Main Retreat Facility Built in 2000, the main Foundation of Light building has several diverse rooms available, depending on your group size and needs. Grand Gathering Room This spacious light-filled room (45' x 45') seats up to 80 and is ideal for concerts, weddings, or other large events.  Wood floors, large windows, excellent acoustics,  chairs, tables, a stereo system, and a piano are all part of this gathering space. Kitchen Our fully equipped kitchen is available for your next event as an adjunct to your use of the gathering room. It offers a large eat-in dining table that seats 10 for  community meals. Break bread together. The Historic Schoolhouse This Greek Revival one-room schoolhouse, called Hibbard's Corners, was built about 1840 and functioned as a public school until 1936. It boasts of sending the first US Rhodes scholar, Warren Ellis Schutt, who completed 8th grade in the school about 1889.  Mabel DeMotte Beggs donated the schoolhouse to the Foundation of Light in 1974. Many members remember with fondness the years we met at the schoolhouse. Currently it houses the Stone Circle School and is used for workshops on weekends and when the school is not in session. It seats up to 25 Space for Our Members to Enjoy... The Library Boasting over 7000 volumes, our carpeted library is furnished with sofas, chairs, end tables, and reading lamps. It is equipped with a TV, VCR, overhead projector, and screen. Open to FOL members for browsing/reading on site. Also used for small study groups. Chapel We have a small chapel to hold sacred space until the addition for the Mabel Beggs Meditation Room is completed in the next few years. The chapel is open to members for silent reflection.