Voices Rising LGBTQ of Color Arts & Culture is hosting Tory Trujillo to offer a Sound Medicine experience for Members of the Global Majority/BIPOC Community 12 years and older. Rest is resistance, rest is revolution, rest is self and mutual care. We need all opportunities to rest, move grief & rage, feel supported, and be fortified. . . now, more than ever. Come through and receive! During this sound bath, Tory Trujillo will play Quartz Crystal Singing Bowls, A Mayan Ocean Drum, and will incorporate Vocal Toning to support healing, grounding, and restoration. Participants will be led into the experience with guided breath work, an embodiment practice and will receive a powerful Vibrational Sound Session.  Come through and receive.

Chairs, a few yoga mats, cushions, and blankets will be available to borrow. Participants are encouraged to bring yoga mats, bolsters, blankets, pillows, and anything else desired to create a nest of comfort.

There will be a community altar for this event. You are welcome to bring anything that you’d like to add or place on the altar during our time together.
FREE Parking available in the Washington Hall side parking lot and street side parking (when the lot is full).

Event Participation is FREE

Event funded through 4Culture 2025 Arts Sustained Support Grant, 4Culture 2025 Public Free Access Grant & Seattle Office of Arts & Culture.