YAIMA, Shelby Natasha, Zje Mongol @ WASHINGTON HALL - Meditation Style Concert with yoga mats

MAIN FLOOR IS SOLD OUT - BALCONY TICKETS AVAILABLE

YAIMA invites you to experience an evening of somatic movement & deep listening. This concert is an open, low-pressure space to be with music and your body in a relaxed environment. 

You’re invited to listen, stretch, rest, move, or dance as you feel called.

This is a self-guided mat-style practice rooted in awareness and curiosity, where tuning in matters more than “doing it right.” 

Come as you are, follow your own rhythm, and let the music support whatever kind of movement (or stillness) your body needs.

Main floor tickets are for a yoga mat sized SPACE, no mat included.

Bring your own mat, cushion, blanket, etc.

Balcony tickets are seated reserved or standing / dance space in middle.

YAIMA: yaimamusic.com

YAIMA is often described as timeless and unmistakable, offering a balanced synergy of masculine and feminine expression. Their melodious soundscapes, featuring multi-instrumentalist and producer Masaru Higasa and vocalist Pepper Proud, showcase instruments from around the world. 

Inspired by the Majesty of Nature, their musical musings envelop the listener with driving, revitalizing organic rhythms, transcendent electronic production, soothing female vocals, and heartened lyricism. 

YAIMA bridges Nature and Humankind, offering an expansive experience that encourages growth and a graceful passage for their listeners' hearts and minds.

The name YAIMA comes from the Mapudungun language, which means "that which water runs through,” and the culturally preserved Yaeyama District of Okinawa, Japan.

+ Special guests  

Shelby Natasha: shelbynatashamusic.godaddysites.com

Zje Mongol: zjemongol.com

@ Washington Hall

6p doors, 7-10p show

Approximate schedule

7:00 Welcome

Zje Mongol

7:45 Shelby Natasha

8:20 Intermission

~8:40~ YAIMA Meditation Experience Concert

10:11 Integration

10:30 Exit or help clean up

All ages, yoga mats on main floor, seated balcony,

minimal standing/dance space in balcony center

NA elixir bar, cacao, etc.

Quiet picnics welcome, no alcohol, no strong smelling or noisy foods or packaging please

The facility has a drinking fountain for water bottles

Please put your shoes under your mat or bag and ensure they are clean when entering the space.

More about YAIMA:

- YAIMA has played at the following festivals -

• ARISE Music Festival (Colorado)

• Beloved Festival / Beloved Sacred Art & Music Festival (Oregon) 

• Cascadia NW Arts & Music Festival (Washington)

• Celeste Fest (Utah)

• Sonic Bloom (Colorado)

• Lucidity Festival (California)

• Embrace Festival (Oregon)

• Imagine Festival / Imagine Music & Arts Festival (Orcas Island)

• Maui Ola Festival (Maui)

• Pyro Music & Arts Festival (Ohio)

• Rekinection Festival (Missouri)

• Kinnection Festival (North Carolina)

• Unison Festival (Colorado)

• Convergence Campout (Missouri)

• Shangri-La Music Festival (Minneapolis)

• Unifier Festival (Massachusetts )

• Lightning in a Bottle (California)

• Mycelium Festival (California)

• Yin On Fire (Utah)

• Faerieworlds (Oregon)

• BlessFest Hawaii (Hawaii)

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ABBEY ARTS EVENT INFO:

• Washington Hall is ADA accessible. Please email with questions and for accommodations.

• 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.

• Main floor for this event will be all yoga mat ticket spots

• We also have a mix of chairs, fixed wood balcony theatre seats, and standing room in back in balcony.

• Please refrain from talking or texting during the show.

• No video from the seating area please.

• Please limit photos during the show so as to not distract other attendees from the experience.

• We are an all ages venue. Kids 10 & under are free at Abbey Arts concerts & arts events unless noted.

• Entering the venue indicates agreement to adhere to the Abbey Respect Policy. All are welcome.