Join us this November as we return to the barn where EVRYMAN was born for a weekend of self-discovery, transformation, and fun. Whether you’re an Open Source veteran or new to the experience, you’ll find a community of like-minded men ready to become your band of brothers. Space is limited, Register today.
Filled with brotherhood, good food, time in nature, and more. You will be tested, and you can expect to return home recharged and ready to be a more present, intentional and connected version of yourself.
Our practices are based in science and developed over more than 3 decades of working with men. We’ll be getting you out of your head into your body to reconnect with tools that are already in you. Reignite your power and purpose, unpack the baggage that’s weighing you down, awaken your vigor and vitality.
A core of EVRYMAN’s ethos and success is emotional safety. You are immediately accepted. No matter how separate or different you feel you are from other men, you are not alone. Differences are celebrated, and we find much of our story we share in common.
As men, we’re usually taught that if we feel things we need to suppress, ignore and control them – and anything else would be unmanly.
The truth is, for thousands of years our feelings, our senses and awareness, were core to our survival as a species. They were our superpower, and without the ability to listen to them we wouldn’t have survived. Fast forward to today and even though life has grown more complex and intense, men have been taught to go without one of their most basic and important survival tools.
Tap back into the fullest version of yourself at the 2024 Open Source Retreat.
Eight years ago, 24 men ditched the daily grind and converged in the Berkshire Mountains for a weekend that was anything but ordinary. That’s where EVRYMAN was born. Fast forward to this November: we’re heading back to where it all began. This isn’t just a retreat; it’s a dive into self-discovery, transformation, and, yes, a damn good time. If you’ve been to an Open Source retreat, consider this your homecoming. If not, consider this your invitation – it’s time to get real.
Ready to start—or restart—your journey toward becoming the man you know you can be? Join us and a group of like-minded men who won’t just be your friends – they’ll be your brothers.
This is not your typical weekend getaway. It’s 50 guys, 5 leaders, and one mission: transformation. We strip away cultural norms and get raw—honest, vulnerable, and real. We’re talking about digging deep into self-discovery, strengthening emotional resilience, and building real connections through group challenges. You’ll ground yourself in the wild, get your hands dirty, and unleash some well-earned fun.
We’ll eat good food, laugh, and align our hearts with our purpose. By the end of the weekend, you’ll feel lighter, both emotionally and mentally, with a new band of brothers who’ve got your back.
Single Room
Single-Occupancy Room with King Bed, or Queen Bed.
$975
Deposit: $300
Shared Double Room (per-person)
Double-Occupancy Rooms with Two Beds.
$950
Deposit: $300
Local Participant
Does not include lodging. Participant will stay off property. Includes all meals and retreat experience.
$525
Carl Radke, Pittsburgh native and Syracuse University TV/Film grad has been working around the TV industry since he was 20 as a model/actor/production assistant. You may recognize Carl from starring as a TV personality on the hit Bravo reality series ‘Summer House’ which began airing in 2017 and Season 7 coming on the horizon. He also currently serves as VP of Sales for Loverboy and is a founding member of the growing better for you alcohol brand. Carl has always had a close relationship to mental health advocacy with his involvement with Heal Our Heroes/Headstrong, a non-profit for mental health resources for our military veterans. Through his own mental health journey Carl has been focused on meditation, therapy, acupuncture to compliment his self care. In August 2020 Carl lost his older brother to several years of addiction and mental health issues. Carl hopes to share his journey and his brother’s story to help families and individuals to break the stigma around addiction and mental health in our society.