One page, two cities. Everything below is already live on its own — this is just the calendar view, gathered in one place so it's easy to see what's coming up and jump straight to reserving a spot.
A slow, beginner-friendly flow that unwinds into Yoga Nidra, guided live with voice and guitar. Closes with a Golden Latte to go. Only 20 spots, booking required.
An open-air, all-levels flow timed to the sunrise. No booking needed, just show up with a mat. Moves indoors to the Art of Living Center if the weather turns.
The second Friday evening of the series — same slow flow into Yoga Nidra, live voice and guitar, Golden Latte at the door on the way out.
The second sunrise session — open-air, all levels, unlimited spots. Bring a friend.
Songs & Stories from Brazil's finest contemporary composer — Matu Miranda brings his new album APUAMA to a room that seats maybe forty, voice and guitar, no stage in between.
Join us for a tree planting ceremony featuring live music and meditation from the coziness of a living room, crafted to inspire and nurture your visions of what you want to root for, nourish, and see flourish this season.
Artists:
Fantine Tho and Saskia Roeland present Songs and Stories to inspire your wholehearted vision.
Navaska Beads: Colorful Intentions—beautifully designed to anchor your visions and reconnect you with the seeds you are planting daily.
The Mission:
We are a collective of independent artists sharing our creations and a deep desire to nourish everything natural and authentic within us and the ancestral world around us. Through curiosity and reverence, we aim to learn from their traditions while supporting the regeneration of what has been damaged by dominance, invasion, and greed during colonization.
Currently, we are actively supporting the restoration of indigenous territories in southern Brazil. For every ticket and piece of merchandise sold, a tree is planted—rooting our mission in action and hope.
Music by Fantine Tho
Meet Kerexu and her sister Eliara, indigenous tribe leaders of South Brazil and their respective tribes. Original music by Fantine Tho and Alessandro De Rosa
