New Earth is a one-day multicultural event dedicated to connection, sharing, healing, growth, transformation and celebration.
This event brings together a diverse community of healers, leaders, wisdom keepers, practitioners, musicians, artists, and visionaries to harmoniously co-create a new Earth.
Experience a day filled with intercultural connection, wisdom sharing, ceremony, music, movement, inspiration and healing.
What can you expect at New Earth? Intercultural connection: engage in meaningful dialogues, panels and ceremonies that celebrate our shared humanity and multicultural diversity; wisdom sharing: learn from transformative speakers who will share insights on the old ways, holistic living, sustainable practices, community engagement and spiritual growth; music and movement: enjoy live music and participate in dance and movement workshops; healing and workshops: explore various healing modalities including meditation, yoga, breathwork, shaking, sound healing, bodywork and more; and sustainable practices: discover regenerative approaches to land care and holistic living, fostering a deep connection with the Earth’s rhythms and cycles.
Featured activities include experiences with healers, psychics, and mediums, holistic birth and death-care practitioners, meditation and yoga, breathwork and sound healing, bodywork and sustainable practices, as well as panels and Q+As with community leaders.
Highlights will be local and ethical vendors, holistic living, community building and live music.
New Earth festival is more than just an event; it’s a movement towards a more conscious and interconnected world. By participating, you are contributing to the co-creation of a harmonious and sustainable future for all.
Don’t miss this opportunity to be part of a transformative experience. Join in at the New Earth festival for a day of healing, learning, and celebration. Together, we can restore balance and harmony to our lives, our communities, and our planet.
Saturday, September 14 from 9am to 9pm at Murwillumbah Showground. This is a drug- and alcohol-free event. Tickets $30 and First Nations People are free.
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