History Walk and Sound Bath

LLANO–History Walk & Sound Bath: ON ALL Eve – Figuring the Volume of a Utopian Cylinder In August of 1917, colonists were deciding the future of their utopian vision. Consider yours during a short stroll followed by a relaxing sonic experience in the desert twilight: • We will walk and learn about the colony’s final months 100 years ago in the Antelope Valley with Karyl Newman. • We’ll settle in the silo for a sound bath with singing quartz crystal bowls, bells and gong activated by Jean Monte, Moriah Cain Gross and Kristen Cramer. • We’ll stroll back together, reflecting on what’s next, for you and Llano del Rio. This ticketed event, co-produced by Positional Projects and LAUNCH LA, was conceived by participants at the ON ALL Day event on May 6th, 2017. Each guest receives a limited edition guide/map. Space is limited – the sound bath takes place inside the silo. Only ticketed guests may participate. Reserve your place at 7:00, 8:00 or 9:00PM for $10 at https://onalleve.eventbrite.com. Directions and parking information will be provided to ticket holders. Please contact us for more information about mobility challenges at this outdoor location in the open desert. Friday, August 4, 2017, 7:00 pm, 8:00pm and 9:00 pm Llano del Rio Silo Meet on 165 Street East & Avenue W-2, Llano, CA 93544 To purchase tickets, go to the eventbrite link HERE. For more information, go to www.positionalprojects.org or contact Karyl Newman, project director, 310-766-9476, kaz@positionalprojects.org. This event is part of the project ON ALL DAY: A DESERT REFLECTION AT LLANO DEL RIO, funded by California Humanities’ Humanites for All Quick Grant program. To learn more about Humanities for All grants, visit our webpage HERE.