Voices Rising LGBTQ of Color Arts & Culture PRESENTS

What: SoundWaves: A Yoga & Sound Medicine Experience

Join Tory Trujillo and Chiọma Uruakpa for an immersive healing activation in the ballroom of Washington Hall. SoundWaves: A Yoga & Sound Medicine Experience is a community-centered event built around guided mindful movement and sound medicine.
This session is for BIPOC community members 12 years +

When:
Tuesday, 7/7/26 6p-7p
Registration link: https://bit.ly/4eacqS4

Where:
Washington Hall, Ballroom
153 14th Ave
Seattle, WA 98122

What to bring:
Please bring your own yoga mats, blankets, and pillows. If you don't have any, we have some to share! Other comfort items, like eye masks and eye pillows, are encouraged.

We'll have:
Light grounding snacks, some yoga mats, blankets and pillows.

Parking: There is limited FREE parking in the side lot of Washington Hall.  There is street-side parking if the lot is full.

EVENT IS FREE
PRE-REGISTRATION REQUIRED

Thanks to the generous funding of 4Culture, the Seattle Office of Arts & Culture, and ArtsFund

Workshop Facilitators: Chiọma Uruakpa (They/Them) & Tory Trujillo (She/Her)

Tory Trujillo (She/Her) is a Michigan native, Mixed Blood, Two-Spirit, Facilitator of Healing, Professional Vocalist, and the Artistic Director of Voices Rising LGBTQ of Color Arts & Culture. Her Mexican Indigenous heritage informs her work as a Sound Medicine Practitioner, Bodyworker, Energyworker, and Ritual Leader. Her sound Medicine offerings are deeply intuitive, healing, and transformational and her work with Voices Rising is bringing powerful cultural arts experiences to community.

Chiọma Uruakpa (They/Them) is a Black non-binary creative passionate about holding space for healing for Black folk, BIPOC, queer and trans* folx. They studied yoga with Studio 34 in Philadelphia, and now lead guided movement and meditation in community. Chiọma’s love for spiritual practice, community cultivation, and healing justice guides their work.