4 - 5 PM

Experience the powerful sound of Carole Vandal’s native flute and drum, and Anna Marden’s gong, crystal bowls, and assorted chimes. Join us in gratitude for the ancestors of the land, with the intention of bringing healing vibrations to Noêpe.

Bring your own mat, cushions, blankets, eye mask, and other chosen comfort items. Extra mats and cushions are available if you don’t have your own. It is recommended to dress in layers for body-temperature regulation. 

Please note: Sound baths can provide complementary healing but are not a substitute for traditional medicine. Please consult with your doctor if you are pregnant or have a pacemaker, pins, or plates in your body, to confirm that this type of experience is appropriate for you.

The price of participation is on a sliding scale ($20–$40).

About Carole

Carole Vandal is an enrolled member of the Wampanoag Tribe of Gay Head (Aquinnah), retired after 30 years in education focused on Anishinaabe culture, history, and biology through Native teachings. She is a Native American flutist, water protector, riverkeeper, and land-back advocate.

About Anna

Anna Marden is a sound artist, writer, and creative community event organizer living on Martha's Vineyard. Since 2019, she has facilitated immersive sound meditation journeys using a large collection of specialized instruments including gongs, crystal bowls, Himalayan singing bowls, chimes, and other gentle percussion. Each session is a unique, intuitively improvised experience. In her "sonic flow" workshops, the soundscape is a catalyst for a creative flow state for writing and art.

Anna's mission is to co-create accessible opportunities for healing and deeper understanding of ourselves, our communities, and our planet, for people of all ages and backgrounds. She is available for private group and one-to-one sound healing sessions.