Witness , draw, sleep, meditate,
move, dream, dissolve, listen

Resonant Bodies is dedicated to fostering immersive and accessible experiences with sound. Our mission is to cultivate spaces where artists and audiences can explore deep listening and creative expression together, by removing that hierarchical frameworks within traditional performance venues.

Using sound as a modality, we are committed to exploring the intersection of resonance, embodiment, deep listening and emergence. At Resonant Bodies, by bringing together diverse musicians and listeners in serene, inclusive settings, we encourage a participatory exploration and curiosity of how sound resonates within and between bodies and environments. This process is not only about listening to music but about experiencing it as a dynamic, emergent phenomenon that can foster community, enhance personal well-being, and deepen our understanding of the arts as a living, reflective practice. We aim to remove the barriers by engaging alternate and nourishing spaces that are alcohol-free and promote safety and accessibility.

Upcoming offerings
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    Community

    Alternative ways of engaging with community with nourishment and rest as core values

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    Reconnection

    To self, community and the flesh of the world

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    Practicing Rest

    Several price points to encourage and support accessible rest in our everyday

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    Curiosity & openness

    An attitude of curiosity and openness is supported as the improvised soundscape emerges.

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    Creativity

    Tending to what is calling by engaging with materials

“Our creative processes are not just about making, they are about being and becoming.”

“Our creative processes are not just about making, they are about being and becoming.”