Sound Healing Symphony: www.soundmeditationpresents.com

'The Sound Healing Symphony' is a meditative convergence that has created the largest sound baths in SF, LA, NYC, San Diego and more.

Our soothing ensemble unites some of the west coast’s best meditative musicians. We come together in harmony to elucidate your deepest state of clarity, soothe away your worries, and bring you closer to your heart

Led by Guy Douglas and featuring an array of amazing & talented musicians on gongs, crystal singing bowls, Tibetan singing bowls, Native American flutes, Didgeridoo, Celtic Harp, Monochord, Vibraphone and so much more.

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Our evening will feature 38" Paiste gongs, over two dozen huge crystal singing bowls, didgeridoo, Tibetan bronze bowls, shamanic drums, hang drums, Native American flutes, Koshi chimes, Tingshe chimes, bells, and more.

During the event, participants lie down and are bathed head to toe in sound— it's a very hypnotic, ethereal experience.

You will come away with a clear mind, and a deeper appreciation for the wonder of sound. We strongly recommend this event for people who have trouble meditating, or feel like they just "can't get there." Give this a try

@ St Mark's Cathedral, Seattle

6:30p doors open

~7:30-9:30p music

All ages, some seating available on benches and pews

Most of the space will be open floor for you to bring your own yoga mat, pillow, etc.

Arrive early for closer spaces.

Reserved spots will be indicated and require reserved wristband.

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These events at St Mark's are an open floor concert experience, quiet picnics welcome, no outside alcohol allowed.

We recommend bringing cushions and even blankets if you'd like. Audience can sit or lay down anywhere around the stage as space allows (floor space is not reserved).

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EVENT & VENUE INFO:

St Mark's is ADA Accessible. Wheelchair seating area is to the left of stage near the front.(Email boxoffice@fremontabbey.org with questions)
Service animals as defined by the ADA are allowed. Service animals are defined as dogs that are individually trained to do work or perform tasks for people with disabilities.
We are an all ages venue. Kids 10 & under are free at most Abbey Arts events.
All attendees must be able to be very quiet during the performance.
St. Mark's has a pay-to-park lot. More parking information is available here.

SEATING:

We highly recommend you bring blankets and cushions to create a more comfortable experience whether sitting on the floor or seats. Quiet and non-messy snacks/picnics are allowed. No outside alcohol please.
For best sound, arrive early for center floor area and any area on stage not marked with signage. You can also sit all around the back of the stage if you like but sound will be a bit limited there.

QUIET POLICY:

Please refrain from talking or texting during the show
Please silence all devices. Turn off vibrate, rings, etc. If you need your phone on vibrate for specific reasons, please keep it close to you and not on a hard surface that will distract your neighbor.
If arriving late, please be advised that ushers may hold doors during each song due to acoustics of the space.
Please refrain from talking during the show. Anyone disrupting the quiet of the event may be asked to leave, no refunds.
Please enter quietly if the show has already begun.

NO CAMERAS WITH MECHANICAL SHUTTERS (This goes for Press too unless approved to photograph during applause only.) That means silent digital cameras/photos are ok but we really recommend you enjoy most of the show through your own 'retina screens'.
Anyone exhibiting loud or disruptive behavior during the event will be asked to leave.

**We are unable to provide a separate soundproof room for viewing this event. These shows are very very pin drop quiet so please consider that when deciding what ages are appropriate. No cry room available at this venue and even voices in the lobby will be heard in the concert space.