Events at BirthCare & Women’s Health

Because your wellness journey deserves community.

At BirthCare & Women’s Health, we love bringing women and families together to share, learn, and celebrate every stage of life.

Join us for upcoming events that inspire connection, wellness, and community.

Upcoming Events

Birth Center Week 2026

We’re celebrating Birth Center Week with a series of events designed to bring families, birth workers, community members, and supporters together.

Throughout the week, we’ll celebrate birth centers, midwifery, community birth, and the families who make this work possible.

Whether you’ve had a baby with us, are considering BirthCare for your family, work in birth and reproductive health, or simply believe communities deserve more options for care, we’d love to have you join us.

Child Birth Education

Prepare for Birth with Confidence

Birth is one of life's most transformative experiences. Our evidence-based, midwifery-led childbirth education classes are designed to help you understand your options, build confidence, and prepare for pregnancy, labor, birth, postpartum recovery, and newborn care.

Whether you're planning a hospital, birth center, or home birth, you'll leave with practical skills, trusted information, and the confidence to make informed decisions throughout your journey.

Our classes are interactive, supportive, and welcoming to all families.

Partner With Us

We love collaborating with local businesses, wellness providers, and community organizations who share our commitment to women’s health and empowerment. 

If you’d like to sponsor, host an activity, or share your services at one of our upcoming events, we’d love to hear from you. Email us at info@birthcare.org to start the conversation. Please include your business name, a short description of how you’d like to partner, and any ideas you have for engaging with our guests.

Together, we can create meaningful experiences that support women in every stage of life.

Group photo of children and adults at a community gathering under a pavilion with a sign that reads 'Annual Community Gathering' during daytime, some children with face paint, smiling for the camera.