Moonlit Desert Sound Bath and Cacao Ceremony near Joshua Tree

Join us for two moonlit desert soundbaths, cacao, sweet & savory treats, and guided stargazing beneath the Joshua Tree sky. ✨Moonlit Desert Sound Bath near Joshua Tree Nat'l Park 🌙 Two outdoor soundbaths, moonlit stargazing, cacao, and delicious snacks beneath the Joshua Tree desert sky. Join Will Henry and special guest Betty the Sound Fairy for an evening of sound, stillness, and connection in the beautiful desert near Joshua Tree National Park. Settle into your blankets or zero gravity chair as Tibetan singing bowls, chimes, gong, and harmonic tones surround you during two immersive soundbaths. Between sound journeys, enjoy a warming cacao ceremony, savory and delicious snacks, and time to connect with fellow guests. Throughout the evening, Will Henry will share a guided tour of the night sky, moon stories, and seasonal reflections. We’ll also keep a curious eye on the sky during our playful UFO Watch—you never know what might inspire a closer look! ✨ Your evening includes: • Two outdoor soundbaths with Will Henry and Betty the Sound Fairy • Guided moonlit stargazing and night-sky narration • Cacao ceremony • Savory and delicious snacks included • Moon stories and intention setting • Opportunities for nighttime photography • Connection, reflection, and quiet time in nature 📅 Friday, November 20, 2026 🕔 5:00–7:30 PM 📍 Hi-View Trailhead, next to Black Rock Campground 9800 Black Rock Canyon Road Yucca Valley, CA 🎟️ $45 per person • Two for $75 🧣 What to bring: Warm layers, a beanie, thick blankets, pillows, and a yoga mat or zero gravity camp chair. Bring insulation to place beneath your mat for added warmth and comfort. Binoculars are welcome. No soundbath or stargazing experience is needed. Come on your own, bring a friend, or make it a peaceful date night beneath the desert sky. Space is limited—reserve your spot and join us for an evening of moonlight, music, and wonder. Presented by Joshua Tree Stargazers. This is an outdoor gathering. Sky viewing depends on weather and visibility. Make a right on the dirt road just next to the sign and go to end, about 0.65 miles to the Hi-View Trailhead. We will be there.