If joining for the full day isn’t doable, you are warmly invited to come just for the kirtan. This is a beautiful way to be part of the celebration—closing the evening together through our voices, our hearts, and in a community centered around peace.

To close our time together, we welcome Shanti Kirtan, a local collective of musicians and facilitators devoted to the practice of kirtan—community chanting through music. Rooted in the essence of “Shanti,” meaning peace, their offerings create a space where voices come together to quiet the mind, open the heart, and reconnect to a deeper sense of self and each other.

Kirtan is a call-and-response style of singing, where no experience is needed—just a willingness to be present. It’s not about how you sound, but about how you feel, and what opens within when we gather in shared voice and intention.