The House of Bliss Kirtan 12th Annual 12-Hour Sacred Music Chant Festival promises to be an enriching experience for the community, catering to the diversity of antendees. As people gather to participate in this vibrant celebration of music and spirituality, they find a sanctuary for connection, reflection, and joy.
This year’s festival not only features a lineup of local artists –including Krishna Village Kirtan Band, Shivam Rath with Raga Flow, Prema Margot & Bhakti Hearts, Heart Chant, GaiaTree Kirtan, Mouna Mantra, and Alice Miyagawa – but also fosters local talent.
Amma’s Kitchen highlights the importance of nourishment through delicious vegan and vegetarian food, along with cake and chai, appealing to dietary preferences and ethical considerations. This aspect of the festival ensures that participants can engage fully in their experience.
Importantly, the event underscores its commitment to the greater good, as proceeds go directly to the Mullum Community Centre. This philanthropic element resonates with individuals seeking to make a positive impact in their community, aligning with their values of support.
The festival will commence with a puja led by Daniel Rawson, setting a spiritually uplifting tone – the House of Bliss Kirtan Festival serves as a reminder of the power of music and community in nurturing the soul – and the many ways we can come together to celebrate life and support one another.
Saturday, Mullum Civic Hall – 10am to 10pm. Tickets $60+bf tinyurl.com/Sacred-MusicMullum.
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