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After a year’s absence owing to Covid, House of Bliss is proud to present its 9th all-day chant festival on Saturday at St John’s Hall Mullumbimby.

Eight kirtan collectives from all over the Northern Rivers: House of Bliss, Heart Chant, Shrine River Kirtan, Byron Kirtan, Gaia Tree, Shunya, Krishna Village and Rasa Shala will lead chants for 12 hours.

The day will begin with a special puja ceremony by Daniel Rawson and will be catered throughout the day by Bliss Kitchen. 

House of Bliss is a non-sectarian community collective that for the last 10 years has been promoting the chanting of mantras to open the heart, soothe the mind, and lift the spirit. 

Cost is $45 for a full day or $35 for a half day. Kids free. Concessions available on the door. 

St John’s Hall Mullumbimby,
Saturday 9.30am till 9.30pm

Online tickets at events.humanitix.com/house-of-bliss-kirtan-sacred-music-festival.

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