Grace Cathedral Sound Bath with Special Guest Christian Dimarco at Grace Cathedral

This is more than a meditation. It is a full-body, vibrational experience; a place to exhale, reset, and let sound carry you inward -discover spacious quiet. Settle in with your favorite mats, blankets, and headrests, cocooned with candlelight and a celestial wash of luminous light, and rest on our sacred stone.

Let waves of crystal bowls, frame drums, flute, overtone singing, and devotional voice move through you, dissolving tension and awakening a grounded sense of peace and presence. In this sanctuary where generations have come to reflect, renew, and reconnect, you’re invited to simply be held by sound, light, and community.

Come curious. Leave transformed.

Reserve your space in one of San Francisco’s most extraordinary experiences.

Join Us

Choose how you would like to experience the Sound Bath:

Sitting — In the pews facing the stage, the center of the cathedral.

Lying Down — In the front entrance of the cathedral, the aisles, and in the side areas.

Lying Down Premier — Reserved spaces on the labyrinth and at the front and sides of the stage.

Tickets are non-refundable.
Event Details 

Doors open for seating at 6:30 pm. The entrance to the cathedral is at the top of the Great Steps. The accessible entrance is via the glass doors on Taylor Street or from the cathedral garage. Due to the quiet nature of this event, there will be no late seating. Please arrive no later than 7 pm.

What people love about Grace Cathedral’s Sound Bath

“Just how quiet it was. So rare to get to be silent in a space together.”

“The music was superb.”

“I thought it was absolutely beautiful. The notes reverberating in the cathedral were magnificent.”

“Perfect lighting, the atmosphere just magical, it was an amazing experience.”

“All of it.”

About Christian Dimarco
Christian Dimarco is a multi-instrumentalist and producing artist. He has been facilitating sound journeys for over a decade. Through an innate curiosity of music, he explored sound therapy using didjeridu, ethnic woodwinds, gong and overtone singing. Forever evolving, Christian’s music ranges from ambient to tribal, through to meditation and dance. His ongoing releases include brainwave entrainment music, meditation, hybrid cinematic and tribal soundscapes. He is based in Melbourne and often travels to facilitate sound journeys, workshops, retreats, concerts, and share music at yoga events and lifestyle festivals. When not travelling he also runs events online, both on social media and private groups.
About Fractals of Sound

Egemen Sanli is a modern dervish, carrying the flag of his Turkish roots as a musician. He plays the sitar alongside other ethnic instruments (shamisen, saz, hang and handpan drums, banjo, flutes). He utilizes beats, loops, and tanpura machines to compliment his joyful improvisations based on traditional Eastern ragas. He lives and performs regularly in the Bay Area; he is also a certified Yoga teacher.  

Phoenix Song (formerly known as Amber Field) has been performing since 2004 and was featured in San Francisco Magazine’s Best of the Bay for yoga music in 2009. They have lived in Korea, Nepal, India, Liberia, Peru, and the SF Bay Area and specialize in world fusion. Phoenix Song plays didgeridoo, esraj, djembe, Native flute, harmonium and sings like an angel. They love to free people’s voices and drums in private and group classes.   

Sam Jackson, founder and director of VibrantStillness is a masterful Crystal Bowls player. His resonant melodies and floating harmonics unite the spaces of composition and sound healing.As a founding musician of Grace Cathedral’sYoga on the Labyrinth, his Crystal Bowls and Paiste Gongs have inspired thousands of yoga practitioners to ground into their moving meditation with a vibrant sense of calm and presence. 

Learn more about the music collective Fractals of Sound. 

Website:  https://go.evvnt.com/3520895-2?pid=11710

Time:  19:00 -  20:30