Spring Equinox Snip & Sound

Join artist and healer Tori Price for Spring Equinox Snip & Sound: a gathering of sound healing, intuitive collage, and community as we celebrate the arrival of spring with rest and reflection.

The spring equinox has long been honored across cultures as a sacred turning point, when the lengths of day and night come into equal balance and the earth begins to awaken from winter’s rest.

Communities have gathered at this seasonal threshold to celebrate renewal, fertility, creativity, and the harmony of light and dark.

The spring equinox invites us to pause, reflect on what has been quietly growing beneath the surface, and welcome what is ready to emerge and bloom in our lives.

What to expect:

Intro to intuitive collage, with practical tips to guide your creative process

Gentle breathwork + grounding meditation

Crystal singing bowl sound healing + other healing instruments

A nourishing atmosphere for your energetic reset

Time for community connection after the sound bath/collage session

Immersed in the soothing vibrations of crystal singing bowls and other healing instruments, your nervous system will relax and your brain will naturally shift into dreamy alpha and theta brain waves, states known to support intuition, creativity, and reflective awareness.

While enveloped in these calming frequencies, you will create your own spring-inspired intuitive collage to reflect your season of growth, letting your intuition guide you without the need to plan or perfect.

The sound bath helps calm the nervous system and quiet the analytical mind, creating space for joy, curiosity, deeper inner listening, and spontaneous creative expression.

Together we will slow down, rest, and create in community while reflecting on what's beginning to grow in our lives and what quiet seeds from winter are starting to stir.

All materials are provided, and no art experience is needed. Simply bring your curiosity and openness to the creative process.

Come celebrate this moment of earthly balance and renewal through sound, gentle reflection, and playful creation, and leave with a collage that reflects your own season of becoming.

Space is limited to keep the gathering intimate, so early registration is encouraged.

Let's connect with the rhythms of Nature and the rhythms inside of ourselves, remembering that we are not separate from Nature. We ARE Nature.

A few benefits of sound healing:

Increases parasympathetic response

Promotes better sleep

Improves mood and focus

Reduces stress, anxiety, depression

Boosts immune system

Helps with pain management

Please bring:

Harmonist Sanctuary has yoga mats, blankets, and bolsters available, but you are welcome to bring your own if you'd like! Water and tea are available, and all art materials will be provided.

Keep in mind:

No experience with art or sound healing needed! Come as you are.

Street parking available on Colfax, Cherry, or Dexter.

Please arrive with plenty of time to park, as Colfax is under construction.

Doors will be open at 12:50 and will be locked at 1:05.

✨ Limited spots available for an intimate healing setting

📍 Harmonist Sanctuary - 4633 E. Colfax, Denver, CO

📅 Sunday, 3/22 | 1-2:15 PM

🌼 Invite a friend who needs this spring equinox reset!

About your facilitator:

Tori Price is a fine artist, sound healer, card reader, and teacher. She has been passionate about the strong connection between art and healing for over 12 years, leading her to create her art business in 2016 to help herself and others connect to intuition through making and viewing art.

Tori’s love for art and healing has guided her to follow a curious path of experiencing and learning other healing modalities that encourage mind-body connection. With a degree in Psychology and her certifications in yoga (200-hr), yin yoga, and sound healing, she enjoys guiding others in gentle, compassionate practices that cultivate a sense of safety and self-connection.

Experiencing trauma-related anxiety and depression (C-PTSD) for most of her life, Tori is a big believer in participating in accessible healing practices that encourage less mind energy and more heart and body energy. She is an advocate for practicing being (instead of doing) to cultivate healing in a restful, harmonious way. Being able to rest and feel at ease during sound baths has always drawn Tori to this practice.

Growing up a band geek and spending over 6 years playing mallet percussion in school, Tori’s inner child is overjoyed to be playing with mallets and music again through sound healing instruments. You can learn more about Tori and her offerings on her website and Instagram.