SUMMER SOLSTICE ECSTATIC DANCE
Every summer solstice, all I really want is dirty feet, flowers in my hair, mango juice on my fingers, friends to connect with, and a dance floor to get groovy on.
So this year…
We’re doing it Līlā style, baby. Without the dirty feet because can I get a POOL DAY?
- Cold plunge.
- Cacao ceremony.
- Guided hypnosis.
- Saltwater pool.
- Fresh South Florida mangoes.
- Food provided.
- Energy sessions with the lovely Morgan.
- Two cold tubs open all day for guided or self-guided plunging.
- And two dope DJs carrying us from sun-drenched daytime grooves into golden sunset magic.
Wait whaaatttt…
The summer solstice is the longest day of the year — a celebration of the sun, a threshold of light, a big cosmic helloooooo, are we alive or what?
And that’s exactly what we’re here to remember.
To loosen the places that got stiff.
To bring our bodies back online.
To dance out the seriousness.To play, play, plaaaayyy until something in us remembers:
The work doesn’t have to be so heavy.
Healing doesn’t always have to be solemn.
Joy is medicine.
Aliveness is contagious.
Light is contagious.
This is what Līlā is here for.
A crafted container for community, connection, integrity, expression, and PLAY — a space to go deep, feel what’s real, move what’s ready, connect with the people around you, and celebrate the power that has always been within you.
DJ CyRes will be throwing down during the day on the outdoor dance floor.
DJ Animan will take us into the sunset, carrying us through the golden hour of the year.
OW OWWWW.
Helloooooo summer.
Bring your body.
Bring your play.
Bring your light.
Bring your yes.
What to bring:
A towel, dry clothes, a mug for cacao, a sustainable water bottle with a closed lid, any extra snacks you’d like, and an open + playful heart.
Pool + plunge note:
Showers will be outside. Please dry off completely before coming inside, especially before entering the Magic Room, so we can keep the space cozy, clean, and cared for.
Noonnahs
Noonnahs is a movement facilitator and community weaver who creates intentional dance spaces rooted in presence, curiosity, and embodied truth. Her work invites people to step out of habitual patterns and into direct experience through music, movement, and simple ritual.
Drawing from ecstatic dance, somatic practices, and cyclical wisdom, Noonnahs guides journeys that feel grounded, raw, and alive—spaces where people are free to explore, release, and reconnect with themselves and each other.