Vicki will be holding the opening breath session on Thursday, bringing a heart-opening, anchoring practice that is rooted in everything this time of year asks of us. She’ll guide us through a journey of kundalini, conscious connected breath and grounding meditation as an invitation to honour and reflect on the changing seasons inside of us. Through breath and sound the session aims to create space for fertility and abundance, love and connection.

On Thursday evening, Avsluta opens the sonic portal with an extended DJ set inviting intent listening, introspection and free movement. Starting horizontal, with immersive ambient soundscapes, expect her 3-hour set to build brick by brick, gradually introducing rhythm and energy and patiently building the movement momentum of this collective initiation dance.

Bio

Lucie Stepankova (aka Avsluta) is a sound artist, DJ and curator based in London, UK.

Lucie runs Introspective Electronics, a platform navigating the in-betweens of ambient and dance music and featuring regular radio shows and podcast series. In collaboration with Amoenus, she co-organises SONIC GARDEN, a series of experimental ambient and downtempo events. Together with the London-based DJ and producer Alicia, Lucie co-curates Terra Obscura, a bi-monthly event series inspired by the new generation of ambient-tinged UK bass.

Sounds by Practical

Black Lotus Yoga is a contemporary evolution of the Ashtanga tradition developed by Ty Landrum. Like Ashtanga, it consists of six dynamic and progressively structured sequences that build strength, mobility, and energetic awareness over time.

Grounded in the principles of Hatha Yoga, the system works with the complementary forces of breath — particularly the subtle energetics of prana and apana. In practice, there is a strong emphasis on visualising the breath, understanding the energetic foundations of each posture, and cultivating balanced alignment.

Each sequence is offered in three variations, or “shades”: white, grey, and black. White is the most accessible, while grey and black gradually increase in complexity and intensity. The sequences are designed to be fluid. The shades can be blended and adapted to the practitioner, encouraging discernment, deep listening, and increasing independence in one’s practice.

The aim is not simply to master difficult poses. Rather, the practice invites practitioners to find their own way of playing the melody — discovering how structure can become a living framework for creativity, expression, and insight. In this way, the practice becomes a space where creative energy/life force can unfold naturally from deep within.

About Practitioner

Akash is a movement explorer, yogi and embodiment guide whose work is rooted in the intelligence of the body and the felt sense. With 7+ years of devoted self-practice and 500+ hours of training across Ashtanga, Rocket, Vinyasa and Tantra Yoga, he weaves strength, presence and subtle energetics into every class. His teaching blends precision with play, challenging the body while awakening deeper awareness and curiosity. Grounded in somatic principles and Tantric philosophy, his classes invite students to slow down, tune into their inner landscape and rediscover ‘home’ within. Expect dynamic embodied flow, moments of stillness and space to explore your edges with clarity and ease.

Sounds by Teleopath

Myofascial Slow Flow is a deeply restorative movement practice designed to release tension, hydrate the tissues, and bring balance back to the body. Blending gentle, continuous flow with myofascial release techniques, this class invites you to move slowly and intentionally, tuning into the subtle layers beneath the muscles. Through guided breath, mindful stretching, and soft rolling or self-massage, you’ll dissolve restriction and create more ease and spaciousness in your movement. Ideal for anyone looking to unwind, recover, and reconnect with their body’s natural rhythm.

About Practitioner

Ellen Wiltshire is a certified Vinyasa and Yin yoga teacher with a deep belief that our bodies are bridges between sensation and story. With a background in theatre direction and working closely with artists in somatic practices, Ellen brings a creative and supportive approach to yoga. Her classes offer an encouraging and strong physical foundation for practitioners of all levels; supporting you to explore whatever reason brings you to practise! Ellen’s classes provide opportunities for practitioners to heighten their awareness, witness the fluctuations of sensation and explore the poetry that emerges when we allow our experience to be without expectation. A balance of philosophy, anatomical awareness and mental mindfulness to lubricate your movement and ground your inner landscape within an ever-changing external world.

Join a guided walk around Three Pools Farm and discover how the land is cared for through regenerative farming practices. Learn about soil health, biodiversity, water stewardship, and sustainable food production while exploring the fields, woodland, and growing spaces that make this beautiful landscape thrive for future generations.

Sounds by Isavars

Join Poppy for this mixed-movement journey where sound and motion become one. Expect a blend of mobility, intuitive flow, playful tasks, and improvisation - a mixed-movement style designed to open your body and expand your awareness.

You’ll move through sensory games, partner interaction, and perception-shifting exercises, all immersed in an evolving, atmospheric soundscape. Just arrive with an open heart and a little curiosity.

About Practitioner

Poppy is a yoga instructor, masseuse and a training sports therapist. Movement for Poppy is more than the physical benefit, it’s her anchor and consistency when everything else around chops and changes. On a bigger level, she believes the real magic is what surrounds movement. The people. The community. The kindred souls that help make a big (sometimes lonely) city like London feel like a village. As a yoga teacher, Poppy is all about leaving people feeling empowered to move and breathe authentically. To dissolve any self-deprivation, doubt and to feed self-acceptance and curiosity. She encourages autonomy and creativity in her classes for people to tailor their practice to themselves and what they might be needing on that day. Be prepared to be challenged, have a wiggle and laugh along the way!

Sounds by Moontalk

Inspired by the sunshine and fuelled by the beautiful connection of community, Flow to Solstice is a radiating practise curated by Jess! Expect playful sequencing of energising postures to build your inner light! And the uplifting meditation and poetry reading to warm the heart.

About Practitioner

Grateful to have spent half of her life in a studio or on stage, movement has always been a joy for Jess. Dance has taught her discipline, the importance of community, and has inspired her creative exploration. She believes that exploring what the body is capable of should be a playful experience, and she loves supporting others in finding their flow. In her classes, Jess creates space for connection to the self through breathwork and movement, with the added bonus of sharing a smile. As a guide and a witness to yoga's transformative potential, she truly cherishes the opportunity to support others on their journey. Come satisfy your craving to connect in a yoga class filled with curiosity and joy!

Sounds by LAVANI

This is a holistic dance journey that blends somatic dance therapy, yogic principles and ancestral healing movements to awaken and balance your energetic body.

Inspired by the chakras: this workshop blends guided sequences, free movement, visualisation, breathwork and vocal activation. We will explore these primal pathways through playful and dynamic rhythms, shapes and flows. Release stored emotions in the body and create new neural pathways to embody true joy and freedom.

We will integrate this somatic journey with a sound bath and Yoga Nidra (non sleep deep rest) to nourish and restore all layers of our being.

•⁠ ⁠Release stored emotions like shame, fear, grief, and guilt
•⁠ ⁠Embody ancestral movements and sounds
•⁠ ⁠Reclaim the medicine of your voice
•⁠ ⁠Transform emotional wounds through the wisdom of your body, not the mind
•⁠ ⁠Soothe your nervous system and feel safe in your body
•⁠ ⁠Awaken sensuality, confidence, and creativity
•⁠ ⁠Dance without mirrors, judgment, or performativity

About Mady

Mady is an embodiment facilitator who centres somatic practices and intuitive dance as forms of healing, play and expression. She seeks to create harmony between our inner emotions and the space we take up in the world. Her workshops are full of rhythm, connectivity, sensation and sensuality. Everything is welcome to be explored through the body: this is how we build trust to the cycles of death and rebirth, as we transmute the dark into the light. Every workshop is intended to be a co-creation between everyone’s unique energy and presence.

Plena Sound’s intention for the Deep Listening session is to create a space for connection and transcendence – bringing us back into our primordial state of existence.

Using both ancient and modern modalities, her performance will combine electronic frequencies with acoustic resonances. Inspired by a plant medicine journey, she will weave together ritualistic instruments, ambient soundscapes and tribal rhythms, taking us on a journey through the jungle and exploring the dance between feminine and masculine energies within the wilderness.

Join us for this psycho-acoustic session and let the sonic journey carry you into the energy spheres of activation, initiation, remembrance and insights.

ABOUT DEEP LISTENING

These special sessions are designed to allow you to experience sound without any distractions. We curate this chamber for complete audio immersion with our hi-fidelity sound system and incredible intentional DJs sets on select weekends, allowing you to explore all the textures, layers and dimensions of electronic music, while you lay down undistracted by the world around you. A simple concept, yet rare to find in London.

There is also a collective element to deep listening. By listening together we give each other more agency to fully drop into the listening experience and in doing so, discover deeper profound ways sound can leave an impression on us.

These experiences can help you feel more present, they allow our minds room to drift, imagine, remember, dream - all very nourishing and relaxing to our nervous system. Trust that at Om Being we want you to be walking away feeling truly moved by the experience.

Returning to Sumor after a memorable performance in 2025, QOA and Primeiro invite us once again into a space of deep listening—this time by the lake, where water, landscape, and sound meet. As morning unfolds across the valley, processed field recordings, sub-bass frequencies, spectral textures, and layered voices drift across the water like mist.

This is not simply a concert but an invitation into presence. To listen with the whole body. To feel vibration move through skin, breath, and bone. As the lake reflects the sky above, sound becomes a bridge between inner and outer worlds, dissolving the boundaries between self and surroundings.

A gentle offering to the day ahead, honouring the more-than-human world that holds us: the water, birdsong, fungi, flora, shifting winds, and all living beings. Together, we gather in reverence, tuning ourselves to the living frequencies of the land and sharing the quiet light of the morning with the world around us.

With LÔBA we offer a unique immersive healing experience where participants can slow down, reconnect with themselves, and enter a space of transformation through sound, gesture, and imagination.

In an intimate tent-like setting, people are invited into a dreamlike journey guided by evocative voice, hypnotic guitar, ancestral instruments (kalimba, adufe), and experimental sound atmospheres. Each participant draws a symbolic card as a token for the ride, then dives into the mystical world we create — a space that blurs the line between concert, ritual, and theatre.

LÔBA is a mystical creature that comes to our world to share stories of liberation and renewal, bridging the tangible and intangible realms. The experience is often described as deeply healing: participants leave with a sense of lightness, vivid inner images, emotional relief, and new creative impulses.

We wish to create a colourful space of celebration and softness within the festival — a rare moment of sound as medicine and storytelling as soulful inspiration.

About LÔBA

Based in Berlin and Lisbon, Adri is a multidisciplinary artist specializing in the Chekhov Technique. She has directed, written, and performed in numerous theatre productions in Lisbon and founded the cultural association EmFim. Luís is a guitarist whose work spans classical and experimental music, composing for theatre, film, and improvisational projects. Together, they co-created L.O.B.A, an immersive performance merging music, poetry, and storytelling. Since 2023, L.O.B.A has toured internationally, blending sound, gesture, and narrative into a unique, acclaimed artistic experience.

Claude invites you to use spontaneous and collaborative painting to create playful artworks. Collective Canvas is an immersive installation shaped by many hands. The community is invited to create, each stroke a celebration of collaboration in an increasingly divided world.

Collective Canvas is an immersive installation that blurs the line between audience and artist. The piece unfolds over 3 days, shaped by the collective energy, then subtly guided into cohesion by the artist duo. Prism is a living canvas, intended to spark the inner child in everyone.

Join this intuitive sounding circle, where breathwork and intuitive singing in Gaelic and English create a safe, pressure-free space for connecting the heart and voice. This practice offers a profound opportunity for personal reflection, relaxation, and deep connection with self and spirit. Perfect for those seeking freedom of expression in a welcoming, supportive environment. The session flows into a deep listening journeys with sound design, hypnosis, and guided visualisation which help participants access inner clarity and peace.

About Samm and NORAA

Samm and NORAA focus on creating transformative, immersive experiences. Samm blends therapeutic frequencies, sound design, and ancestral Okrika songs to facilitate deep reflection and spiritual growth. Noraa, a Chantress, uses the Gaelic language in meditation to help individuals connect with the Scottish land and their inner selves. Together, they create sacred spaces for personal transformation, serving as the caretakers of Annie’s Eden, a sanctuary in Glasgow dedicated to healing and reconnection.

A nature-inspired crafts session with Reya, we’ll use elements of the surrounding nature, pressed flowers and inspiration from oracle, tarot and myth to create masks and mini lanterns.

This is a free-play style session, anything goes, explore your creativity openly in a pressure-free open space.

Ready to move your body, clear your mind, and feel fully alive?

Join filmmaker and movement guide George Thompson for a one-of-a-kind experience that blends the flowing grace of Tai Chi with the joyful freedom of Ecstatic Dance. No experience needed—just curiosity and a body to move. This is a space where all of you is welcome—no matter your fitness, stiffness, or headspace.Tai Chi is not just a movement practice, it's a philosophy for life. Come discover the power of mindful, playful movement with George Thompson...

About George

Meet George Thompson George Thompson is a filmmaker, tai chi teacher, and founder of Balance is Possible!— a 15-person team on a mission to inspire balance for people and planet. His films and teachings have touched over 40 million people and he is supported by renowned changemakers including Louie Schwartzberg, Tara Brach, Stephen Fry and many more. Drawing from years of deep study in the Wudang Mountains of China, George blends ancient wisdom with modern science, translating it into fun, practical tools for overcoming the challenges of modern life. Once plagued by anxiety and a sense of disconnection, George’s journey led him from pain to purpose. With playful kindness, George helps people to do the same: to awaken their potential. Balance is Possible!

Arts Therapy in Nature offers a gentle space to slow down, connect, and explore your inner landscape through creativity and the natural world. Each session begins with grounding practices and a shared check-in, inviting participants to arrive fully and set an intention for the experience ahead.

Drawing on established art therapy approaches, we use guided visualisations, body awareness exercises, and reflective prompts to explore emotions, personal strengths, and inner wisdom. Creative responses may take the form of abstract artworks, symbolic creations, or nature-based talismans, using a variety of materials including natural pigments, foraged clay, leaves, flowers, and found objects from the land around us.

No artistic experience is needed—only curiosity. This is an invitation to listen deeply, express freely, and discover what emerges when creativity and nature meet.

About Kinoko

Kinoko means mushroom or child of the tree in Japanese. Our mission is to support mental wellbeing through a creative community rooted in nature. At kinoko we offer one-to-one and group art psychotherapy using seven art forms, including sand tray, painting, sculpture, music, movement, poetry and drama. We facilitate non-judgemental, confidential support to a diverse array of people, including and not limited to, people of the Global majority, LGBTQIA+ members and neurodivergent individuals. We work integratively, meeting the unique needs of each individual and are informed by psychodynamic, jungian, person-centred and somatic practices. We use natural materials in our sessions, where we can, to reconnect people to nature’s healing power and our inner strength.

Psy-Circle is a dedicated harm reduction space at Sumor, offering open, evidence-based conversations about altered states and psychoactive substances.

Across three daily sessions, participants move from harm reduction awareness to personal reflection and communal grounding.

Led by harm-reduction practitioners Pedro Rodrigues (psychiatrist) and Viola Pink (artist), the sessions provide a conversation space that empowers people to make safer, more informed decisions.

Friday - From Coffee to Cacti: Making Sense of What's Out There

This gathering offers an honest, evidence-based overview of the substances people commonly partake in at festivals - their effects, risks, and the harm reduction principles that apply to each. A visual tour of psychoactive classes (’uppers’, ‘downers’ and psychedelics), relative risk profiles and key combinations to avoid. The session ends with an open discussion for questions and shared perspectives.

Saturday - The Art of Setting Intention

This session explores the role of setting intentions for altered states, not only for classic psychedelics but also other psychoactive compounds. Participants will be prompted to call in the ‘why’ behind any consciousness exploration they might be considering. Together we will uncover the connecting thread and create a collaborative artwork. This would become a communal piece that guests can come to for self-led art integration or a safe reminder of their intention.

Sunday - The Celebration Integration

We will come together one last time for a sharing circle, created for those who feel called to integrate in community. The space will invite honest conversation about what came up across the weekend, from any altered states or other impactful experiences within the festival environment. Practical and gentle guidance for the days after a festival will be provided.

Strictly educational. No substances involved. No medical advice provided.

A classical yoga practice of asana (physical postures) to prepare the body for pranayama (purification of the energetic body through breath), finishing with meditation (one-pointed focus). Different techniques every week.

Expect philosophy and devotion to be at the core of this class sharing ancient teachings passed down from India; maintaining the integrity of the practice for its original purposes: union between Atman (individual soul) and Brahman (universal soul) to reach higher states of consciousness- bliss, peace, health and happiness.

This is a disciplined practice that encourages regular commitment to experience inner and outer evolution.

Sounds by Eshie

About Practitioner

You can think of Lucy as an instrument through which the ancient techniques of yoga, passed down from their teachers, flow with authenticity and integreity, to you. Leading with devotion and dedication to the deep lineage of yoga, you will find your sadhana- the practice you keep returning to, to come closer to Self; Soul; God. Classes with Lucy will be composed of asana, pranayama and meditation that cleanses, strengthens and prepares the grossest through to the subtlest forms of your being to give you inner and outer health, bliss, peace. When you show up with commitment and the intention to learn, rather than just practice, you will be changed forever by yoga.

Dynamic blends together flowing movements, breath awareness, and strength-building poses. Infused with yoga philosophy, this practice awakens your being, fostering flexibility and mental focus. Flow through sequences designed to invigorate the body and mind, preparing you for powerful asanas that stretch and strengthen. Cultivate harmony between breath and movement, unlocking your inner strength and vitality in this transformative yoga experience.In this dynamic vinyasa class, we harmonise breath and movement to reconnect with the body, fostering an embodied state of awareness.

Sounds by Constant b2b SloeJoe

About Practitioner

Sarah likes to bring, transparency, fun and openness to mat. She completed her yoga teacher training in Costa Rica 6 years ago in vinyasa and restorative. She enjoys bringing energy to her practice, which often involves upbeat music and a bounce. The practice is creative, taking a slightly different twist to a yang/ yin practice often inspired by different music and yoga classes she has taken while travelling. For her yoga is a sense of expression, a way to focus energy, keep active and have fun.

How Do We Build Real Community?

Following last year's exploration of connection, we return with a question that feels more important than ever: how do we build real community in a world increasingly shaped by isolation, convenience, and digital connection?

Joining Dominic, founder of Om Being, this panel brings together voices from different disciplines to explore what creates belonging, trust, and meaningful relationships. Together, we'll discuss the role of ritual, shared experiences, music, movement, conversation, service, and collective responsibility in creating communities that truly support us.

This hour-long conversation offers practical insights, honest reflections, and lived experiences from people actively cultivating community in their work and lives. Expect an open and thought-provoking dialogue on what it takes to move beyond networks and audiences, and towards genuine connection—with ourselves, each other, and the places we call home.

Elemental Qigong to Yin

Come home to your body through the wisdom of Chinese Five Element Philosophy. In this class we enter a moving meditation, flowing through qigong's mindful forms with breath and intention to help balance the nervous system and move stuck qi (our vital energy). Guided by imagery drawn from the natural world – from clouds and mountains to cranes and dragons – we explore the ancient Daoist understanding of the body as a microcosm of the universe. After feeling into our subtle yet potent energy, we settle into calming yin yoga to further nourish the meridian channels. The class finishes with a guided visualisation accompanied by soundbath by Luvandula, leaving you feeling whole, restored and quietly alive.

Sounds by Luvandula

About Practitioner

Emma is a qigong, yoga and mindfulness teacher who believes that embodied practices are the antidote to the stresses of modern life. Passionate about sharing these tools, she guides people toward navigating the world with greater presence and ease. Growing up practicing qigong with her mother, Emma developed a deep connection to embodied movement and ancient wisdom. Her classes blend Daoist, Buddhist and yoga philosophies with somatic awareness and nervous system regulation, helping students cultivate inner balance and leave feeling more connected to themselves.

Saffron leads a dynamic yoga flow infused with the deep, grounding rhythms of dub music. This unique blend harnesses low-frequency basslines to anchor you in your body, enhancing movement and breath awareness. The immersive soundscape fosters a meditative state, promoting relaxation and stress reduction, while the rhythmic beats aid in synchronising breath and movement, deepening your practice.

Sounds by DJ Programma

About Practitioner

Saffron, yoga instructor and sound healer, seeks to re-ignite the curiosity we hold as animals on this earth. Saffron offers space for us to connect to our sensory selves as we breathe, move, listen together and discover our own unique terrain to explore in this concrete city. She likes to teach with tides of life, so shares what resonates and feels authentic to her, some days guiding deeper, slower, contemplative flows and others more invigorating and detoxifying. With her experience teaching in mental health centres, she strives to empower others to find those moments of solace and connection, however that may show up for you.

Experience sound beyond listening. Internationally acclaimed low-frequency sound artist Stefanie Egedy invites participants into an immersive field of vibration where bass is not only heard but felt throughout the body. Drawing from her pioneering work BODIES AND SUBWOOFERS and Sonic Energetics, this session uses carefully sculpted sub-bass frequencies to create a form of sonic massage, allowing sound waves to move through skin, tissue, and bone.

Lying comfortably, participants are invited to surrender to a landscape of resonance, pressure, and deep sensation. As the body becomes a listening instrument, the experience can support relaxation, presence, and a heightened awareness of our connection to space, vibration, and each other. A rare opportunity to experience one of the world's leading artists working at the intersection of sound, embodiment, and perception.

About Practitioner

Low-frequency sound artist and composer Stefanie Egedy creates embodied vibrational experiences through site-specific sonic installations, commissioned works, and compositions grounded in sound as a physical force. Sub-bass, bass, and infrasound (LFS) — their tactility and capacity to permeate and traverse space, perceived through the skin and body rather than the ear alone — form the core of her artistic practice.

Her work explores the relationships between sound waves, architectural bodies, and human bodies, investigating the physiological and somatic effects of LFS on human perception and embodied experience. Egedy’s practice builds two bodies of work: BODIES AND SUBWOOFERS (B.A.S.), which explores the sculptural presence of subwoofers and their relationships with human and architectural bodies through low-frequency sound, and Sonic Energetics, which creates environments of LFS that support somatic grounding and internal orientation. Immersed in this context, she articulates the crossover between sonorous and musical language to investigate sonic communication between beings

Join award-winning artist and Deep Sym founder Kira Zhigalina for a unique interactive journey into the art of breathing. Using multiple Deep Sym devices—immersive light sculptures that respond to diaphragmatic breathing in real time—participants will witness their breath transformed into patterns of light, creating a shared visual experience of presence, rhythm, and connection. Developed from Kira's acclaimed Symbiosis installations, the session combines art, technology, and wellbeing to make the invisible visible. As individual breaths begin to synchronise, new visual landscapes emerge, revealing the power of collective regulation and attention. Expect a calming, awe-inspiring exploration of breath as both a personal and communal practice.

Limited capacity. Early arrival recommended.

About Deep Sym

Sym came from Symbiosis - an immersive biofeedback art installation created by award winning artist Kira Zhigalina (founder of Sym) in collaboration with engineer Adrian Godwin. The concept originated from a personal experience of breathwork and it's transformative potential, and the idea of recreating that experience became an artistic obsession.

 For years we developed custom sensors to pick up diaphragmatic breathing, visualised in different light installations. Symbiosis has been shared with over 5k participants, creating calming and awe inspiring experiences. Many have commented on the powerful calming effect of the experience and we decided to make it our mission to bring this experience in other forms that can reach a wider audience and benefit more people, resulting in the compact version - Sym. You can see our journey from Symbiosis to Sym in the video below.

​The initial pivotal point in our journey was when a gastroenterologist was sparked by interest to use our technology in aiding IBS patients with relieving their symptoms. This cross discipline concept resulted in winning Best Pitch Award in the MedTech Superconnector hackathon, which led to the development of the first prototype. We have tested the product to positive results with IBS patients and within physiotherapy and psychotherapy practices and are always interested in other partnerships and research. Sym is all about symbiotic relationships and we are keen to create a community which fuels collaborations with like minded projects and individuals.

These deep listening sessions are designed to allow you to experience sound without any distractions. We curate this chamber for complete audio immersion with our hi-fidelity sound system and incredible intentional DJs sets on select weekends, allowing you to explore all the textures, layers and dimensions of electronic music, while you lay down undistracted by the world around you. A simple concept, yet rare to find in London.

There is also a collective element to deep listening. By listening together we give each other more agency to fully drop into the listening experience and in doing so, discover deeper profound ways sound can leave an impression on us.

These experiences can help you feel more present, they allow our minds room to drift, imagine, remember, dream - all very nourishing and relaxing to our nervous system. Trust that at Om Being we want you to be walking away feeling truly moved by the experience.

About Practitioners

Guille is a yoga instructor with 20 years of experience, trained in India, and in recent years has been practicing breathwork at The Yoga Lab with Michaël Bijker. He guides breathwork and meditation sessions set to ambient music, including regular events at Soho House, crafting immersive experiences that help participants reconnect with themselves, move with awareness, and cultivate a lasting sense of presence and inner calm.

Sara is an energy healer, channeler, and alchemist with over 14 years of experience guiding individuals and groups on journeys of self-discovery and soul alignment.

Trained in multiple vibrational healing systems and with collaborations including the Royal Academy of Arts, she brings deep energy work and subtle-body awareness to create transformative spaces that help participants live in alignment with their souls and spirits amidst the demands of modern life.

Together, Guille and Sara combine movement, breath, meditation, and energy work to design Unwind, an experience that guides participants into presence, balance, and deep reconnection with themselves.

At Sumor, where movement, music, and creativity meet, this immersive workshop invites participants to explore drawing as a form of listening. Guided by artist Annie Fiddian-Green, guests will respond intuitively to a live electronics trombone performance by Helena Kieser, allowing rhythm, texture, frequency, and atmosphere to shape their marks on the page.

This is not about artistic skill or creating a finished masterpiece. Instead, it is an invitation to enter a state of flow, where sound becomes a creative guide and drawing becomes a meditative practice. As the music unfolds, participants are encouraged to soften the inner critic, let go of perfectionism, and trust instinct, sensation, and curiosity. Expect an experience that is playful, grounding, and deeply expressive—a chance to witness what emerges when we listen, create, and respond in real time.

Join Mady Miles for a special Cacao Community session on the day of the solstice, a powerful moment to be witnessed, to share, and to feel the strength of our interconnectedness. This session weaves together the practices we’ve explored weekly at Om Being, creating space to commune, reflect and ignite our inner light. Cacao Community was created to help us tap out of the individual paradigm and connect to the collective, there we find solace in the knowing that we’re not alone, others share the same struggles and in witnessing each other we can learn and support one another. We work with the cacao plant to aide this sharing, releasing feel good chemicals into the brain, opening up our capillaries and activating the heart.

Join movement artist Juan Sanchez Plaza for an open and playful exploration of improvisation, expression, and embodied freedom. Drawing from contemporary dance, somatic practices, breathwork, and sound, this session invites participants to move beyond steps and choreography, discovering what emerges when we listen deeply to the body's natural intelligence.

Through guided prompts, music, and collective exploration, you'll be encouraged to follow sensation, rhythm, emotion, and curiosity rather than performance or perfection. Expect moments of movement and stillness, connection and self-discovery, as we explore the relationship between body, space, and community.

Accessible to all bodies and experience levels, this is an invitation to move freely, awaken creativity, and experience the joy of being fully present through dance.

About Practitioner

Juan Sanchez Plaza is a Spanish-born, London-based movement artist, choreographer, yoga teacher, and sound practitioner working at the intersection of movement, sound, and embodied awareness. With a background in contemporary dance, yoga, somatic practices, and sound therapy, his work explores the connection between body, emotion, energy, and human experience through immersive and multidisciplinary practices. Juan has worked internationally as a dancer, performer, and facilitator, bringing together dynamic movement, improvisation, breathwork, meditation, and live sound to create experiences that support both expression and introspection. He is a certified yoga teacher, trained gong and sound practitioner, and holds a Level 3 qualification in Understanding Mental Health. His approach combines creativity, sensitivity, and physicality, encouraging participants to reconnect with themselves through movement, presence, rhythm, stillness, and collective experience. Through his platform The 5 Elements Practice, Juan facilitates workshops, gong baths, movement journeys, performances, and immersive events that invite people to explore balance, vitality, connection, and transformation in an open and accessible way.

Step into a timeless soundscape with Joe, whose immersive performances weave together throat singing, ancient instruments, sacred frequencies, and deep resonance. Drawing on traditions that span cultures and centuries, this journey invites you into a state of profound rest, reflection, and connection. Simply arrive, settle into stillness, and allow the vibrations to guide you. Whether lying down, sitting comfortably, or moving gently, you'll be held by a rich tapestry of sound that awakens ancient memories, quietens the mind, and restores the body, breath, and spirit.

About Practitioner

Joe is a sound journey artist whose work is rooted in a deep, intuitive connection to the ancient language of sound. Guided by a reverence for the healing power of vibration, they create immersive sonic landscapes that blend traditional instruments, throat singing, and sacred frequencies to invite deep presence, reflection, and restoration. With a deep respect and curiosity for the cultural origins and history of the instruments they use—from overtone-rich singing bowls and chimes to aincient flutes and rattles— Joe approaches each sound as a living story. Their exploration is both sonic and spiritual: a journey into the forgotten wisdom of rhythm, resonance, and breath. At the heart of Joe’s sound journeys is throat singing—an ancient vocal art that channels both earth and spirit. Through this primal and powerful technique, they evoke a sense of timelessness, bridging the physical and energetic realms to create a space of deep connection, grounding, and expansion. Each journey is a co-creation with the listener, where sound becomes ceremony and vibration becomes medicine. At this session all you need to do is be as relaxed as possible; sitting, laying down, or even flowing with gentle movement. Enter the space of timelessness and stillness and allow yourself to receive and restore. Allow yourself to drift off into the dream world of that feels right, releasing all control, anchored to the vibrations and your breath, taking this time out of your day to sit in this precious stillness. Awakening from the journey feeling well rested.

We live in an age of constant connection — yet many of us have never felt more alone. This 90-minute experiential workshop explores three essential layers of connection: to ourselves, to each other, and to what truly matters. Through guided reflection, honest conversation, and embodied practices, participants leave with a deeper sense of presence - and a richer relationship with the Sumor community itself.

About Practitioner

Zavier Coyne is a TEDx speaker, University of London guest lecturer, qualified Meditation Teacher, Mercedes-Benz entrepreneurial fellow, and the world's youngest Master Intuitive Psychology Coach. Discovering acting at 11, meditation at 14 and starting his first business at 15, Zavier has spent his life exploring how creativity, connection and impact intersect. Also considered a leading expert on digital natives and human connection, he is co-founder of a behavioural consultancy advising some of the largest organisations in the world, most recently contributing his expertise in Davos at the 2026 World Economic Forum. Zavier is also a 1:1 coach to high-performing artists, creatives and entrepreneurs, has delivered workshops from London to Sri Lanka, had work recognised by Virgil Abloh, and learned with teachers in the Himalayas, Andes, and Amazon.

Mira is a tea host and holistic practitioner who invites others to slow down and begin noticing the subtle sensations that often go unnoticed in daily life. Rooted in the wisdom of Japanese tea ceremony and Cha Dao, her work is a gentle invitation to return to the present moment through ritual and sensory exploration. She offers tea experiences and holistic treatments that awaken the senses and restore connection. Her sessions blend sound, scent, touch, and taste to create multi-sensory experiences that support nervous system regulation and seasonal alignment. They open a doorway into presence, intention, and the quiet beauty found in simplicity.

A nature-inspired crafts session with Reya, we’ll use elements of the surrounding nature, pressed flowers and inspiration from oracle, tarot and myth to create masks and mini lanterns.

This is a free-play style session, anything goes, explore your creativity openly in a pressure-free open space.

Psy-Circle is a dedicated harm reduction space at Sumor, offering open, evidence-based conversations about altered states and psychoactive substances.

Across three daily sessions, participants move from harm reduction awareness to personal reflection and communal grounding.

Led by harm-reduction practitioners Pedro Rodrigues (psychiatrist) and Viola Pink (artist), the sessions provide a conversation space that empowers people to make safer, more informed decisions.

Friday - From Coffee to Cacti: Making Sense of What's Out There

This gathering offers an honest, evidence-based overview of the substances people commonly partake in at festivals - their effects, risks, and the harm reduction principles that apply to each. A visual tour of psychoactive classes (’uppers’, ‘downers’ and psychedelics), relative risk profiles and key combinations to avoid. The session ends with an open discussion for questions and shared perspectives.

Saturday - The Art of Setting Intention

This session explores the role of setting intentions for altered states, not only for classic psychedelics but also other psychoactive compounds. Participants will be prompted to call in the ‘why’ behind any consciousness exploration they might be considering. Together we will uncover the connecting thread and create a collaborative artwork. This would become a communal piece that guests can come to for self-led art integration or a safe reminder of their intention.

Sunday - The Celebration Integration

We will come together one last time for a sharing circle, created for those who feel called to integrate in community. The space will invite honest conversation about what came up across the weekend, from any altered states or other impactful experiences within the festival environment. Practical and gentle guidance for the days after a festival will be provided.

Strictly educational. No substances involved. No medical advice provided.

Rinse DJ Jordan Mae provides us with the first frequencies of the day with this pre-recorded Soul Selections specific selected for solstice!

Join Annalisa Tiranti for a soulful Jivamukti Yoga practice where movement, breath, philosophy, and live music come together in a deeply uplifting experience. Flow through a dynamic sequence guided by the rhythm of your breath while Annalisa's live singing weaves a thread of devotion and presence throughout the class. Rooted in the Jivamukti tradition, this session invites connection to self, community, and the natural world. Expect an energising yet heartfelt journey that leaves you feeling open, grounded, and inspired.

Sounds by Chaia

In honour to our Mother Earth we play as each of the five elements: air, fire, water, earth and space. Exploring the sound and movement qualities of each. Writing a stream of consciousness of our dreams for the future of the planet and sharing those words with the space using our embodied voice. An empowering and dedicatory experience.

Sounds by Emma Tian Williamson

About Practitioner

Lily's classes offer a sanctuary to pause from the external world and reconnect with an inward perspective rooted in feeling rather than thinking. Through slow, strong movements, she invites students to realign with their own pace and natural rhythms. Inspired by the patterns of nature - the revolving earth, the flow of a river, rooted trees — and by tuning into the natural world, she helps students remember that they are not separate from it. Grounded in classical Ashtanga and Hatha training in India, and enriched by her studies in Ecology and work in wildlife conservation, Lily’s evolving style blends tradition with an embodied connection to the earth. Her aim is to guide students toward a sense of inner joy and an experience of themselves as physical rather than just rational beings.

Returning to Sumor for his third year, Charlie brings back one of the festival's most cherished experiences—an expansive Qi Gong journey accompanied this year by not one, but three live gong players. Positioned as the penultimate gathering before the festival's closing celebrations, this session offers a powerful opportunity to slow down, absorb the weekend, and reconnect with what matters most.

Through gentle, flowing movements and mindful breath, Charlie guides participants in cultivating and circulating Qi, the body's vital life force. As the practice unfolds, waves of gong frequencies surround the space, creating a rich and immersive sound field that supports relaxation, presence, and energetic balance.

Together, movement and sound become a bridge between activity and stillness, helping participants integrate the experiences of the weekend while opening to a sense of peace, gratitude, and connection. A deeply restorative and communal moment to gather before Sumor's final chapter begins.

Sounds by Daniel Lallana, Juan Sanchez, Plena Sound

Our dear friend Phoebe Sullivan will be sharing her wisdom practices and sentiments to close out the portal for us and send us back to the dance floor for the final chapter of Sumor 2026.

About Practitioner

My name, Phoebe, means bright one. I’ve always felt a resonance with that. Here’s a bit about me,

Things I love… A nice place to begin…

I love Life. I trust life. I am in deep romance with life. The bitterness. The sweetness. I love the stars. I love my friends, my family, my beloved partner, my dog Chaga, my plants. I love to dance. I love to write poetry. I love the luminous torrents music sends through my spine. I love festivals- they are medicine to my soul and tend to my innate wildness. I love it when I meet new people or have new experiences and they move me so deeply that it feels like a remembering. I love the sunrise. I love my work. I love the people with whom I am blessed to work. I love stories, both telling them and listening. I love those moments when my mind is blown, or my belief systems unravel. I love seeing the people I love in their innocence- sweet and strange mannerisms that they are totally unaware of. I love fire, to watch it, to dance with it. I love the smells that come with different seasons and the memories they carry and evoke. 

Join Chaia for an ancestral dance workshop exploring the rhythms and gestures of Yiddish dance. Yiddish dance, an Eastern European dance style, is rooted in landscape: the mountains, rivers, and animals encountered by Jews in Eastern Europe. In this workshop, we'll explore how Yiddish dance traverses the space between the magical and real world, how the style teaches us how to care for and interact with one another, and what its unique rhythms can show us about our bodily experience.

Sounds by Chaia

Join brothers Dan and Arturo for an electro-acoustic journey through sound, stillness, and sensation. Blending live instrumentation, field recordings, ambient textures, and carefully curated selections, they create a space that moves between introspection and catharsis, rest and revelation. Rooted in contemplative practice and a shared fascination with how sound shapes consciousness, this immersive experience invites you to soften, listen deeply, and surrender to the unfolding landscape. Travel through inner worlds, melt into the moment, and allow yourself to be carried by frequencies designed to restore, awaken, and connect.

About Practitioners

Dan is a London-based artist and facilitator who moves between the inner and outer landscapes with curiosity. He explores how our environments shape our consciousness through contemplative practices and often works with the medium of sound as a portal for rest, communion and revelation.

‘He chased grief into the deep and found life waiting there instead’

Arturo (Tea Lewis) is a DJ, artist and hatha yoga teacher based in Copenhagen, blending the worlds of sound and meditation to facilitate spaces in which people can be transported, both in studios and on dancefloors. His practice explores the space between introspection and catharsis.

Deep Yin is a slow-paced practice focusing on extra deep stretching and longer-held poses, targeting connective tissues. Embracing stillness, it enhances flexibility, releases tension, and stimulates energy flow through meridians. This meditative approach encourages self-reflection, mindfulness, and a profound sense of relaxation, promoting balance and well-being in body and mind. Modifications and options provided for everyone to drop as deep or as little as they wish in each pose.

Sounds by Rachitha

About Practitioner

Hannah is a yoga teacher and DJ whose offerings are rooted in reconnection—to ourselves, each other, and the earth. Her classes delicately blend asana with elements of yogic philosophy, inviting you into a space of intimate communication with the self. She believes that through sacred practice, we can return to this interconnected web of life, both on and beyond the mat - calling us home to ourselves. Originally rooted in the traditional style of Ashtanga yoga, Hannah has grown to connect with practices that contrast her fast-paced external world - through slow intentional flows, she provides a spacious, gentle reset to marinate in.

Remember your rhythm. Reclaim your radiance. Rise with Gaia.

Since the dawn of time, we have gathered under the cosmos to share stories, weave magic, and honour the cycles of life. These ancient ways live in our bones, the knowing that we are deeply entwined with the rhythms of nature. Join the sacred gathering to honour the turning of the Wheel - the Summer Solstice - through astrology, magic, and ritual. Guided by the cosmic rhythms and wisdom of Celtic tradition, this circle invites you to connect with the light and shadow within, uniting divine feminine and masculine energies in sacred balance. Through astrological transmission, ritual, embodied practice, and shared reflection, we celebrate renewal, radiance, and the alchemy of the soul’s highest light.

About Practitioner

Lucca Sophia is a Hellenistic Astrologer, Soul Coach, and Reiki Healer devoted to the ancient path of inner alchemy. Through the wisdom of the cosmos and Celtic magic, she guides souls toward the sacred marriage of divine feminine and masculine within. Her work weaves astrological soul blueprints with shadow integration and somatic healing, honouring the descent of Inanna - the journey into the unconscious depths and the rising into wholeness. True transformation comes when we unite therapeutic insight with ancient mystical practice, helping us return home to our embodied, sovereign selves.

Step into summer in partnership with plants, enjoying an enchanting walk along the farm's hedgerow and meadows with ethnobotanist and storyteller Pridie Tiernan. Blending a rich mix of folklore and stories with an exciting assortment of practical bushcraft and wilder life tips, this experience inspires a rekindling of your relationship with nature through the sharing of mindful seasonal rituals, soul-soothing sensory herbalism, and gentle guidance in meeting and appreciating the wild food and medicine our native plants provide for us.

Sounds by Sound Travels

Psy-Circle is a dedicated harm reduction space at Sumor, offering open, evidence-based conversations about altered states and psychoactive substances.

Across three daily sessions, participants move from harm reduction awareness to personal reflection and communal grounding.

Led by harm-reduction practitioners Pedro Rodrigues (psychiatrist) and Viola Pink (artist), the sessions provide a conversation space that empowers people to make safer, more informed decisions.

Friday - From Coffee to Cacti: Making Sense of What's Out There

This gathering offers an honest, evidence-based overview of the substances people commonly partake in at festivals - their effects, risks, and the harm reduction principles that apply to each. A visual tour of psychoactive classes (’uppers’, ‘downers’ and psychedelics), relative risk profiles and key combinations to avoid. The session ends with an open discussion for questions and shared perspectives.

Saturday - The Art of Setting Intention

This session explores the role of setting intentions for altered states, not only for classic psychedelics but also other psychoactive compounds. Participants will be prompted to call in the ‘why’ behind any consciousness exploration they might be considering. Together we will uncover the connecting thread and create a collaborative artwork. This would become a communal piece that guests can come to for self-led art integration or a safe reminder of their intention.

Sunday - The Celebration Integration

We will come together one last time for a sharing circle, created for those who feel called to integrate in community. The space will invite honest conversation about what came up across the weekend, from any altered states or other impactful experiences within the festival environment. Practical and gentle guidance for the days after a festival will be provided.

Strictly educational. No substances involved. No medical advice provided.