Harvest Harmony Sound Bath

Full Harvest Moon Experience

Saturday, September 26, 2026
6:00–7:15 PM

Ground • Balance • Gather

As autumn unfolds, join us for an evening of gentle movement, guided relaxation, and immersive sound healing beneath the peaceful oak trees of The Grove at Red Barn Farms. Inspired by the season of harvest and the traditional Corn Moon, this special gathering invites you to pause, celebrate life's abundance, and reconnect with what truly nourishes your mind, body, and spirit.

We'll begin with a gentle, beginner-friendly grounding yoga practice before settling into a restorative sound bath featuring crystal singing bowls, the soothing tones of the Octave Steel Tongue Drum, and other calming instruments. As daylight fades into twilight, allow the healing vibrations to quiet the mind, calm the nervous system, and create space for reflection, gratitude, and renewal.

Whether you're joining your first sound bath or returning for another peaceful evening, you'll leave feeling centered, refreshed, and deeply restored.

Your Experience Includes

• Gentle, beginner-friendly grounding yoga

• Guided breathwork and relaxation

• Harvest-inspired intention and reflection

• Crystal singing bowls

• Octave Steel Tongue Drum

• Additional soothing sound instruments

• Seasonal herbal tea and a light autumn treat following the sound bath

Please Bring

• Yoga mat

• Blanket and pillow for comfort

• Water bottle

• Optional eye pillow or eye mask

• Comfortable layers for a relaxing evening outdoors

Location

The Grove at Twisted Roots Yoga Studio, Red Barn Farms, Live Oak, Florida.

In the event of inclement weather, the experience will be held inside our Yoga Barn.

Investment

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Registration

Space is limited to 12 guests to create a peaceful and intimate experience. Advance registration is recommended.

Cancellation Policy

Cancellations made at least 24 hours before the event may be transferred to a future sound bath or converted to studio credit. Because space is limited and preparations begin well in advance, cancellations made within 24 hours of the event are non-refundable. If you are unable to attend, you are welcome to transfer your reservation to a friend with advance notice.

About the Corn Moon

The September full moon is traditionally known as the Corn Moon, a name used by several Native American peoples to mark the season of corn harvesting and autumn preparation. Learn more about the history and traditions of the Corn Moon at The Old Farmer's Almanac – Corn Moon