HANNIBAL, NY – A community eclipse experience with ambient music by Laraaji, a Sing For Science podcast (Sia, Korn, Wilco) taping about the eclipse and interactive healing & wellness workshops
Date: Monday, April 8, 2024
Location: The G Lodge, 81 Keller Road, Hannibal, NY
Time: 12-8 P.M.
Join us for an unforgettable day of cosmic celebration at Totality 2024! Here’s what’s in store:
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12-3:00 P.M.: Engage in interactive healing and wellness workshops & experiences.
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3-4 P.M.: Eclipse Observation
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4-6 P.M.: Performance by Laraaji, recording of podcast with Laraaji and Cornell astrophysicist Dr. Nikole Lewis on the science of eclipses
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6-8 P.M.: Interactive workshops & experiences ending with drumming & bonfire
At 3:21 pm, the sun will pass directly into the shadow of the moon over the festival site where attendees will observe 3 minutes and 13 seconds of totality. This rare celestial event hasn’t been witnessed in Hannibal since January 21, 1395, and won’t occur there again until August 2, 2399.
Immediately following the moment of totality, 81 year old ambient music legend, Laraaji will perform his albums “Sun Piano” and “Moon Piano” on a 9’ Yamaha concert grand piano in an open-air pavilion, elevating the post-eclipse ambiance to new dimensions. At the performance midpoint, Cornell astrophysicist, Dr. Nikole Lewis will come to the stage to speak with Laraaji and Sing For Science host, Matt Whyte about the scientific marvel that is a Total Solar Eclipse.
All day long, immerse yourself in the transformative atmosphere of Peace, Love, and a Fuller Experience, a wellness studio situated in the heart of Hannibal, NY. Join us for engaging workshops, immersive experiences, and a curated selection of 25 distinctive vendors, all designed to celebrate and enhance the extraordinary spiritual eclipse phenomenon. Participate in activities such as yoga, sound healing, somatic movement, guided meditation, and more. Indulge in delectable food and beverages, and explore our event merchandise offerings throughout the day.
Tickets are available on a sliding scale of $10-$30, ensuring accessibility for all. A limited number of complimentary tickets are also available on a first come first serve basis for those in need of support. Eclipse glasses will be provided to all participants for safe viewing.
This work is supported by the Simons Foundation and is part of its ‘In the Path of Totality’ initiative.
Don’t miss this historic occasion! Secure your tickets now and prepare to be transported on a journey through the cosmos.
For further information and updates, visit:
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Sing for Science: https://www.singforscience.org/, [email protected]
The Gauger Estate: www.gaugerestateofmind.com, [email protected]
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