Celebrate our rivers with crystal bowl meditation and Voxylu's Water Loving Music!
RegisterSeptember 27 is World Rivers Day!
How will YOU be celebrating our rivers?
Join us for a World Rivers Day Celebration
from 4-7 pm at the lovely Choderwood venue.
(7665 Lock Way W/ Pittsburgh, PA 15206)
As a way of saying thank you to our rivers and thank you to all the people and organizations in our community that are working hard to keep our rivers healthy and protected, Hydrophilia, The River Alchemy Project & Vox Lumina invite you to our 5th annual World Rivers Day Celebration.
Our event will be held on Sunday September 27 from 4-7 pm
at the lovely Choderwood venue, the old lockmaster's home below the Highland Park dam, on the south shore of our beautiful Allegheny River.
World Rivers Day is a UN designated day of global celebration of the world’s waterways that has been happening on the 4th Sunday of September since 2005.
On that day all around the world, local events “highlight the many values of our rivers, strive to increase public awareness, and encourage the improved stewardship of all rivers.”
Here in Pittsburgh we are hosting a gathering of river-loving people to acknowledge and celebrate the accomplishments of the past year.
It’s free.
It’s family friendly.
~ Gather with Water-Loving Community
~ Meditate and vibrate with crystal singing bowls
~ Make river-inspired and river-loving art
~ Listen and sing along to water-loving music by Voxylu & the Coherence Choir
~ Share stories about our favorite rivers, why they are so special to us, and the good times we’ve had in them, on them or by them.
There is a path down to the river for meditation and offerings of thanks to the river.
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Hear ye, hear ye:
Come one! Come all!
To our World Rivers Day Celebration this Fall!
Sunday September 27 from 4-7 pm
@ Choderwood
(7665 Lock Way W| Pittsburgh, PA 15206)
You are cordially invited by Vox Lumina, the Queen-Priestess of Orga and International Ambassador for All Water, to attend!
*** Please note: ***
The path to the river is unpaved, so wear some sure-footed shoes!
Bring a chair or blanket for your sitting comfort.
