Experience the magic of kirtan in one unforgettable evening!

Weaving together melody, music and mantra with people responding to the chanting of the singer, clapping, swaying, dancing, kirtan is simultaneously meditative, exhilarating and enjoyable. Musical soundscapes and soft ambient lighting create an immersive meditative atmosphere, a peaceful sanctuary.

Kirtan is a powerful spiritual tool for healing and transformation that transports you to a place of deep inner peace and joy. As you immerse yourself in kirtan you feel a soothing embrace, a sense of belonging and unconditional love. Here, you can connect with your innermost self, nourish your spirit, and find solace amidst life's chaos.

A special feature of the evening will be a guided “Journey to Forgiveness” meditation, designed to open the heart and foster healing.

Enchanting Kirtan: Sacred World Music & Meditation Experience
Sunday 14th September 7pm - 9pm
Brown Hill Community Hall: 375 Humffray St, North Brown Hill
Free community event | Donations welcome | RSVP via Humanitix
Hosted by The Australian School of Meditation and Yoga & The Mantra Room

We are playing six dates around Victoria! Find all the events and info here: https://collections.humanitix.com/enchanting-kirtan-victoria-tour

FAQs – What to Know Before You Come

What is kirtan?
Kirtan is a form of musical meditation that involves chanting sacred mantras, often in a call-and-response style. Engaging in kirtan can help relieve stress, anxiety, and worries, while awakening inner peace.

Do I need to know how to sing?
Not at all! You’re welcome to sing along, hum, clap, sway—or simply listen and enjoy the beauty of sacred sound.

Can I come on my own?
Absolutely. Many people come solo and leave feeling connected and uplifted. It’s a warm, welcoming space for everyone.

Can I bring my children?
Yes, children are welcome! Just keep in mind the peaceful nature of the event. Feel free to bring something quiet for them to do if needed.

What should I bring?
Just yourself. If you’d like, bring a water bottle. Chairs are provided. There’s no need to bring a yoga mat.

Is there a dress code?
No formal dress code—just wear something comfortable that you can sit and relax in.

Is this a religious event?
No. Kirtan is a spiritual practice rooted in ancient yogic tradition, but it's not tied to any religion. People of all beliefs and backgrounds are welcome to experience and enjoy it.

Do I need to pay anything?
This is a free community event. Donations are welcome but optional and go toward supporting future events.