MOON BATHS

New Moon Sound Immersion Experiences with Earthtoned

Gather at or near each New Moon for a 90-minute experience where live sound, intuitive voice, and seasonal wisdom come together.

Each Moon Bath weaves crystal and Tibetan singing bowls, chimes, light percussion, occasional tongue drum, intuitive vocals, live song creation, and guided nature-based mindfulness into a deeply restorative journey. Every gathering is inspired by the ecological threshold of the month, the turning seasonal wheel, and the full moon ahead.

Part deep rest, part guided reflection, and part intimate live concert, each experience is unique—shaped by the season, the lunar cycle, and the people gathered.

No previous experience or particular spiritual belief is needed. Come exactly as you are. Leave feeling lighter, clearer, and more connected to your own natural rhythm.

12:30–2:00 p.m.
$44 per person
Center for the Arts of Homer


A woman plays crystal singing bowls on stage under autumnal lights, surrounded by pumpkins and flowers. The event text details a daytime sound bath gathering titled Moon Bath, honoring the New moon, on September 10 in Homer, NY.

September 10, 2026

Gathering the Harvest

Autumn Equinox + Harvest Moon Edition

September’s Moon Bath meets at the threshold between late summer and autumn, just before the Autumn Equinox and Harvest Moon.

This is a season for gathering: honoring what has ripened, receiving the lessons of what did not, and discerning what belongs in the next cycle. Through warm layers of singing bowls, intuitive voice, chimes, and gentle rhythm, we’ll explore balance not as something fixed, but as a living relationship—between effort and rest, gratitude and grief, holding on and letting go.

Come celebrate what has grown, compost what is complete, and make space for a more intentional season ahead.

Thursday, September 10
12:30–2:00 p.m. | $44

October 9, 2026

Listening in the Dark

Samhain + Hunter’s Moon Edition

October invites us to listen differently. As leaves fall, daylight shortens, and Samhain and the Hunter’s Moon approach, what was hidden can become easier to hear.

This Moon Bath offers a gentle space for release, remembrance, and contact with your own inner knowing. You may choose to honor an ancestor, a loss, an earlier version of yourself, or simply whatever the season is asking you to lay down.

The sound journey will move through shadow and warmth with Tibetan and crystal bowls, intuitive voice, chimes, and sparse percussion—supporting deep rest without bypassing what is real.

All beliefs are welcome. Nothing needs to be forced.

Friday, October 9
12:30–2:00 p.m. | $44

Poster for a sound immersion event called Moon Bath with Robyn Mello. Shows a woman holding singing bowls in soft light, inviting the community to gather for an evening of healing under the energy of the New moon. Event is October 9, 2026, at Center for the Arts of Homer, NY.
A person in a tent sits with bowls, arms outstretched, inviting a sense of healing. The poster advertises a Moon Bath event on Nov 9, 2026—celebrating the New Moon and featuring sound immersion to foster community. Event details, address, and a QR code are displayed at the bottom.

November 9, 2026

Building Inner Shelter

Beaver Supermoon Edition

The November Beaver Moon offers a beautifully Earthtoned teaching: build what makes life possible.

Beavers are ecosystem engineers. Through steady, responsive work, they create shelter while reshaping habitat for entire communities. As winter gathers around us, this Moon Bath asks: What helps you feel safely held? What boundaries protect your energy? What forms of care sustain more than one life?

Expect grounded bowls, water-like chimes, intuitive voice, and gentle rhythm in a soundscape created for settling, resourcing, and remembering that rest is part of preparation.

Come build a little more inner shelter—and leave with a clearer sense of what you want to tend.

Monday, November 9
12:30–2:00 p.m. | $44

December 8, 2026

Returning the Light

Winter Solstice + Cold Supermoon Edition

December carries us toward the Winter Solstice and Cold Moon—the longest nights and the first nearly imperceptible return of light.

Rather than rushing past the darkness, this Moon Bath treats it as fertile: a place of rest, incubation, and quiet repair. The soundscape will begin spacious and deep, then gradually warm through layered bowls, chimes, intuitive voice, and live song.

Together, we’ll release the pressure to keep producing, listen for the small ember that remains, and choose what deserves our care as a new solar cycle begins.

Come rest in the dark. Leave carrying a little more light.

Tuesday, December 8
12:30–2:00 p.m. | $44

Event poster for Moon Bath: Returning the Light featuring Robyn Mello, with a woman performing a healing sound bath and details about the Winter Solstice community event on December 8, 2026, at the Center for the Arts of Homer.
A woman in a white dress plays singing bowls on stage, arms raised, surrounded by instruments. Text details a community Moon Bath sound event: January 6, 2027, at the Center for the Arts of Homer, NY—a gathering focused on healing and connection through sound bath practices.

January 6, 2027

Remembering the Wild

Wolf Moon Edition

January does not have to become another demand for reinvention. Before choosing resolutions, we can orient: Where am I? What is true? What is calling?

Inspired by deep-winter stillness and the coming Wolf Moon, this experience centers voice, belonging, instinct, and honest direction. Through crystal and Tibetan bowls, chimes, intuitive vocals, live song, and gentle guided reflection, we’ll listen beneath the noise for the signal that is actually ours.

Come without a list of ways to improve yourself. Leave more connected to your own rhythm, your people, and the next step that feels alive.

Wednesday, January 6
12:30–2:00 p.m. | $44

February 6, 2027

THE FIRST STIRRING
Imbolc + New Moon Annular Solar Eclipse Edition
First Saturday Event

February’s Moon Bath arrives just after Imbolc, as the light begins to change even while winter remains. On February 6, the New Moon moves into an annular solar eclipse—a rare alignment and a striking image for this point on the Wheel: light ringed by shadow, winter holding the first signs of change, and beginnings forming before they can be fully seen.

Although the eclipse itself will not be visible from Central New York, we’ll gather within its larger astronomical threshold. This will also be our first Saturday Moon Bath, opening a new doorway for those who have not been able to join us on a weekday.

This gathering is devoted to the first stirring: the idea, desire, boundary, grief, or creative impulse that may not be ready to bloom, but is ready to be noticed.

Through luminous bowls, delicate chimes, voice, and gentle rhythm, we’ll clear space around the ember and practice tending new life without rushing it.

What is quietly becoming ready in you?

Saturday, February 6
12:30–2:00 p.m. | $44

A woman in a white dress leads a healing sound bath with large crystal bowls. Text details a Moon Bath event on Feb. 6, 2027, at the Center for the Arts of Homer, NY, featuring daytime sound immersion led by Robyn Mello.
A woman sits cross-legged playing large crystal singing bowls on stage, surrounded by musical instruments, creating a peaceful sound bath experience. Event details for Moon Bath: Thaw + Emergence, inspired by the healing energy of the New moon, are overlaid—including date, time, price, and location.

March 8, 2027

Thaw + Emergence

Spring Equinox + Worm Moon Edition

March brings thaw, returning movement, the Spring Equinox, and the rising fullness of the Worm Moon.

Balance returns not as perfect stillness, but as continual adjustment—a living negotiation between rest and motion, roots and reach, what has been protected and what is ready to emerge.

The journey will begin low and spacious, then build toward brighter, more layered bowls, voice, chimes, and rhythm. We’ll invite the body to soften winter’s bracing, release what no longer needs to be carried, and make room for renewed energy, creativity, and possibility.

Come meet yourself at the threshold. Leave ready to move with the season.

Monday, March 8
12:30–2:00 p.m. | $44

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