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Together, Rae and Sharon create an unforgettable tapestry of sound— of movement and stillness, memory and presence—guiding participants into a vibrational sound experience that is part concert, part meditation, and part sacred journey.

Within the geodesic Light Center dome, this promises to be more than a performance; it is an invitation to enter an oasis of beauty, peace, and profound inner connection.

Grammy-winning producer and platinum-selling recording engineer Rae DiLeo has journeyed through the evolution of modern music itself, from the birth of hip-hop alongside many legends and through the alternative rock movement of the 1990s with artists including Billy Idol and Henry Rollins, ultimately arriving at a deeper calling: using sound as a vehicle for healing, reflection, and transformation. Through Spanish classical guitar, native flute, and organic instrumentation, Rae creates immersive sonic journeys that invite listeners beyond thought and into the quiet center of their own being.

Joining him is acclaimed cellist and composer Sharon Gerber, creator of Celloasis, whose music offers a sanctuary of stillness in an increasingly noisy world. Performing on a cherished 19th-century cello passed down from her father, Sharon weaves together original compositions, contemplative arrangements, and ambient textures that seem to suspend time itself.

Tickets: $30

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A Monthly Celebration of the Gift of Movement and Dance as a Form of Prayer and Meditation and Connecting with Source and Spirit

 Sacred Circle Dance is a way to be connected to Spirit through our bodies, a form of moving meditation in the community of the Circle. The dances are simple repetitive steps holding hands in a circle, set to glorious music. Maggie Moon teaches each dance gently and carefully so that each person feels at home in the dance. No partner or previous dance experience required, all genders and abilities welcome, high school and older.

The 2-hour session includes opening and closing rituals, silence after each dance, and personal sharing.

Sacred Circle Dance originated in the Findhorn Community in Scotland in the ‘70s, starting as a collection of ancient sacred dances from many communities in Eastern Europe and Russia, and now includes dances from all over the world, both ancient and modern. Each dance offers an opportunity for connecting with Spirit.

Donation based event: Suggested Donation $15, all proceeds benefit the Light Center.

Maggie Moon O’Neill has been leading Sacred Circle Dance for 30 years for groups large and small all over the country. Maggie worships with Quakers and Unitarians, and has danced in many parts of the world finding spiritual wisdom. Her most recent dance pilgrimages were to the ancient Mayan temples in Guatemala and to the Findhorn Community in Scotland, where Sacred Circle Dance began.  In Greece and Egypt she danced and meditated at sacred sites, and felt a deep connection to Isis, the Great Mother in Egypt and to Demeter in Greece.  Her life’s calling is to share Sacred Dance as embodied spirituality, a way for each of us to directly experience the Divine Feminine.

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