We believe that personal well-being, creative expression, and the health of our planet are deeply connected. Through environmental initiatives, practical education, healing practices, and participatory arts, Moonsong offers ways to learn, connect, and make a positive difference. Much of our work grows from Kitten Springs, our garden and gathering place in Austin, Texas.

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We believe that personal well-being, creative expression, and the health of our planet are deeply connected. Through environmental initiatives, practical education, healing practices, and participatory arts, Moonsong offers ways to learn, connect, and make a positive difference. Much of our work grows from Kitten Springs, our garden and gathering place in Austin, Texas.

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Jacqueline May

Founder of Moonsong

Jacqueline is an artist, musician, and gardener who believes the land is the best teacher she’s had. At Kitten Springs, she tends a large garden, offers healing services, and shares what the plants have taught her through talks, art, and writing. Her activism starts with what’s in front of her: soil, seeds, water, and the people willing to care for them.

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Garden Talks

A garden is more than a collection of plants. It’s an ecosystem, and Jacqueline’s talks help you see it that way. Drawing on years in the garden at Kitten Springs, she talks about building healthy soil, working with water, and growing plant communities where every plant has more than one purpose. Her talks are practical, curious, and grounded in respect for the land.

Seeing the Garden as a Whole with Jacqueline May

Date: September 22, 2026

Time: 10:00 AM - 11:00 AM

Location: The Natural Gardener - Austin, TX

Discover practical ways to build healthier soil, manage water more effectively, and slow, spread, and absorb rainfall. We’ll also explore how to create plant communities where each element serves multiple purposes, providing food and habitat, improving soil, conserving water, creating beauty, and supporting the overall health of the garden.