Tribal Nights, Healing Arts Festival,

About the event

Come Shine with TribaLights during Tribal Nights, Healing Arts Festival! Tap into Self and Connect with ALL as Love guides our Movement together.

Experience connection through a community drum circle, live music, ecstatic dance, sound healing, live artists, tribal markers, reiki, massage, cuddle dome, tea lounge, local art, food vendors, elixir bar, kids parkour, community canvas, silent auction, hugging booth and MORE!!!

ALL are welcome to this family friendly, intoxicant-free fundraiser for TribaLights Non Profit 501(c)(3).

Many mental and emotional health issues can lead to homelessness, addiction, depression, anxiety, ptsd and suicide. The best way to prevent these issues from escalating is to focus on prevention at a younger age. That’s why we are raising money for our Teen Outreach Initiative.

The Center for Disease Control and Prevention shows suicide as the second leading cause of death among young people. We have an urgent need to improve our mental health treatment system. Tribal Nights, Healing Arts Festival will showcase many healing practices to benefit the participants while raising support for our cause.

All proceeds will be used to host transformational festivals at local LA high schools with performances by peer influencers, all presenting proven holistic solutions to the problems teens face.

All artists, facilitators and contributors at these events will be trained to relate with teens by disclosing their own experiences as teenagers. By sharing how they overcame their own obstacles, students will be inspired to make better choices.

These events will offer holistic healing workshops and leave students with resources to find conscious communities that increase their chances of maintaining positive peer/mentor relationships.

If you are a teenager or receiving any type of mental health service, click the link below to apply for a scholarship.

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSe_xMpCnY3Qr6rByOm0k7_rb0xIGqJSRZvCB-aHisou5uLMjA/viewform

(First come first serve. Limited to the first 50 applicants)

(First come first serve. Limited to the first 50 applicants)

Saturday March 28th, 2020
5:30pm - 9:30pm
The Santa Monica Bay Woman’s Club
1210 4th Street, Santa Monica, CA 90401

https://www.facebook.com/events/178810519857087/

If you cannot make it but will still like to donate please follow the link below:
https://donorbox.org/tribalights

Why should you sponsor?

This is a huge opportunity to make a lasting impact in the live of at risk youth.  

All proceeds will be used in partnership with DisclosureFest(™) and Music Makes Music to host transformational festivals at local LA high schools with performances by peer influencers, all presenting proven holistic solutions to the problems teens face.

All artists, facilitators and contributors at these events will be trained to relate with teens by disclosing their own experiences as teenagers. By sharing how they overcame their own obstacles, students will be inspired to make better choices.

These events will offer holistic healing workshops and leave students with resources to find conscious communities that increase their chances of maintaining positive peer/mentor relationships.

Phoenix Thunderbird

Music has the power to transport us to another time and place. Phoenix Thunderbird loves to harness that power with a broad audience of fellow music lovers and passionate musicians alike. 

Entrepreneur, DJ, holistic wellness practitioner, and transformative workshop facilitator. Phoenix brings an extraordinary empathy with the human need for Love and Compassion from his own history of overcoming mental health problems. His foundations in event productions continue to inspire participants to engage in dance, meditation, breath work, yoga and related arts.

Phoenix is the founder of TribaLights, a non-profit aimed at empowering underserved populations and at-risk youth to increase their overall mental health and wellbeing by providing access to holistic healing methods and resources to conscious communities.

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