Sound bath meditation offers a deeply calming experience to help you slow down and return to yourself. Through the resonant tones of crystal singing bowls and other world instruments, we'll invite the nervous system to settle, allowing space for rest, restoration, and renewed clarity. Sound meditation opens perception and gently deepens our connection to the world within and around us. Come as you are. 

Every Friday at Noon, Magnolia Yoga & Wellness Center. $20 Drop-in.

Join us for a deeply restorative Sound Bath experience held in the Azalea Lodge at Mead Botanical Garden. Guests will be immersed into the soothing sounds and vibrations of crystal singing bowls, flutes, and other resonant instruments designed to calm the mind, relax the body, and nourish the spirit. This meditative experience offers a chance to slow down, breathe deeply, and reconnect with yourself through the power of healing sound and softness.

Program: Sound Bath at the Garden

Instructor: Emma Koi, Magnolia Yoga & Wellness Center

Date: Select Sundays – June 28, July 19, August 16

Doors open: 3:45 P.M.

Program Time: 4:00 – 5:00 P.M. (Please arrive 10 minutes prior to class.)

Location: Azaela Lodge, Mead Botanical Garden, 1300 S. Denning Drive Winter Park, FL (See map for location)

What to Bring: A yoga mat and water. Blankets and pillows are welcome too. ( A limited supply of extra yoga mats are available to borrow if needed.)

Cost: $30 – Friend of Mead Garden Members + eventbrite fees ($5.00 OFF Member Discount)

$35 – General Admission + eventbrite fees

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Beneath the noise; 7/17- movement, sound, and touch

Duration: 1 hr 15 mins

Price:$80

Mama Godzilla x Emma Koi Sound Healing Journey July 17, 2026 @ 8pm.

This is not a class. It is not a treatment. It is a live event. Unscripted, unrepeatable, co-created in real time by a classically trained musician and an intuitive body worker reading the same room.

Inducing a parasympathetic shift using three simultaneous inputs to get there faster and deeper than any single modality can alone.

We’re not just stacking three modalities, we’re addressing one system through three doors simultaneously.

First prong- Movement. Do-In light exercises open the fascial and energetic pathways of the body.

Second, Sound bowls lower the neurological guard while vibrations gently loosen the fascia.

And third- Touch confirms the safety signal somatically. Softens the tone with individualized hands on massage and joint mobility care.

Each amplifies the others, and the shared group field amplifies it all.

We close the session with hot tea to help ground the integration.

Sound bath meditation offers a deeply calming experience to help you slow down and return to yourself. Through the resonant tones of crystal singing bowls and other world instruments, we'll invite the nervous system to settle, allowing space for rest, restoration, and renewed clarity. Sound meditation opens perception and gently deepens our connection to the world within and around us. Come as you are. 

Every Friday at Noon, Magnolia Yoga & Wellness Center. $20 Drop-in.

Sound bath meditation offers a deeply calming experience to help you slow down and return to yourself. Through the resonant tones of crystal singing bowls and other world instruments, we'll invite the nervous system to settle, allowing space for rest, restoration, and renewed clarity. Sound meditation opens perception and gently deepens our connection to the world within and around us. Come as you are. 

Every Friday at Noon, Magnolia Yoga & Wellness Center. $20 Drop-in.

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Emma Koi will be opening the convention with a sound bath meditation for centering and grounding for the start of the day.

Annual convening hosting cross-sector audience to explore practices transforming our region into one of prevention, hope & healing for all.

This event is free.

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This indoor event is free and open to the public.

The concert begins at 7 p.m.

Parking is free for this event.

This event is free.

The Orlando Philharmonic Orchestra invites you to an evening of music at St. Luke’s Lutheran Church featuring orchestral pieces you’ll recognize from movies and popular culture. From the grandeur of royal waltzes to the lighthearted energy of a polka, these timeless masterpieces will have you move to the music!

This indoor event is free and open to the public.

The concert begins at 7 p.m.

Parking is free for this event.

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From soaring chorales to intense recitatives, the passion draws listeners deep into the emotional and spiritual heart of the narrative. Whether you’re a devoted Bach enthusiast or new to his genius, this performance offers a profound journey through one of history’s greatest musical masterpieces, leaving a lasting impression on all who hear it.

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Individual tickets available at the King Center at (321) 242-2219 and kingcenter.com. Students receive 75% off tickets with valid student I.D. at the King Center Box Office before each concert. Active military and first responders receive a 50% discount to all BSO concerts by contacting the King Center.

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