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MEDITATION, SOUND & MOVEMENT AT:
TILDEN BOTANIC GARDEN 

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Do you crave a moment of peace to connect with yourself while being in community with others?


Do you LOVE being in nature and feel good when you move your body?

Don't miss this opportunity!

In this varied offering designed to engage body, mind and spirit, you will delight in a nature walk led by Suzanna along the Lake Anza Loop Trail where we'll stop to take in the views and sounds of nature, enjoy a guided meditation and continue our journey into Tilden Regional Park's Native Botanic Garden where Nicole of Planted Energy will extend a warm welcome, invite you to get cozy beneath the majestic Sequoia trees (a reserved area for this intimate gathering) followed by a sound bath* experience where Nicole will play a variety of instruments including quartz crystal singing bowls and a gong. 

This is sure to be an unforgettable highlight of Summer 2023 that will leave your heart FULL, mind CLEAR and body at EASE.  

 

Date/Time: 
Saturday, June 3, 2023 
12:30 pm - 2:40 pm   

12:30 pm: Meet at the side entrance of Tilden Regional Park Native Botanic Garden along Anza Lake Road and hik
e the 1-mile Anza Lake Loop Trail.* 
1:30 pm: Arrive to Sequoia Grove inside Tilden Regional Park Botanic Garden. 
1:45 pm: Savor in a singing bowl sound bath beneath the giant trees.  

2:40 pm: Event concludes. 


Location: Tilden Regional Park Native Botanic Garden: 1550 Wildcat Canyon Rd, Berkeley, CA 94708


Space is limited. 



 

 

* Sound Bath: 
A sound bath is a deeply-immersive, full body listening experience that intentionally uses sound to ignite gentle yet powerful therapeutic and restorative processes to nurture your mind, body, spirit and soul. The experience begins with each person lying down or seated in a comfortable position, often with a blanket, mat, small pillow and an eye mask. It involves singing bowls, which create an echoing sound that feels like it fills the room. For many, sound baths have the ability to relieve tension, anxiety and negative moods. 

* Anza Lake Loop Trail:
A sound bath is a deeply-immersive, full body listening experience that intentionally uses sound to ignite gentle yet powerful therapeutic and re

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About Harmony Ridge Lodge 


Harmony Ridge Lodge, nestled in the woods of the Tahoe National Forest 5 miles from Nevada City, is one of Nevada County’s true gems. Consisting of the main lodge, small and large gathering spaces, 9 spacious suites and beautifully kept grounds, gardens and orchard. The property truly is a haven away from home.

Springtime in Nevada City

Springtime in Nevada City is like stepping into a storybook. Nestled in the pine-covered foothills of the Sierra Nevada and bursting with fresh blooms, this historic Gold Rush town invites visitors to wander its narrow streets, explore its lovingly preserved 19th-century buildings, and enjoy its vibrant downtown. The entire district is a national historic landmark filled with cozy cafés, one-of-a-kind boutiques, galleries, and local museums—all infused with a welcoming, small-town charm.

Just minutes from sparkling rivers and lakes, Nevada City offers a perfect spring getaway that blends natural beauty with rich California history. With its roots tracing back to 1849, Nevada City is a living museum where the past and present dance in harmony. Springtime brings renewed life to the town’s cultural scene—from lively outdoor dining and year-round theatre to music festivals and artisan fairs.

Once home to gold miners, the town is now a haven for artists, writers, and innovators drawn to its peaceful pace and creative energy. Whether you're drawn by the history, the scenery, or the community spirit, Nevada City offers a timeless retreat where California’s golden legacy continues to bloom. 


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