Summer Solstice Celebration at the Hudson Harmonic

Sunday, June 21, 2026

1 pm - 5 pm

Advance tickets: $25 / $35 / $50 (plus fees)

Every option supports The Hudson Harmonic, and we are thrilled to have you celebrate the Solstice with us.

1 pm Introductions, Opening Circle, Sound Bath, Gameltron

1.30 pm Summer Solstice Flower Blessing with Liza (Roeckl) Scavone

We are thrilled to start our Summer Solstice at the Hudson Harmonic with a Flower and Plant Prayer Circle with Liza (Roeckl) Scavone.

Liza will share an interactive Spiritual Healing - also called Water, Wisdom, Plants and Prayers guided by her decade-long practice studying with Dr Rosita Arvigo. Using plants, prayers and water, Liza will lead a transformational healing session to collectively reset our nervous system, release trauma, cords, and ancestral agreements, while creating space for new growth and dreams. The plants and herbs are our friends and helpers. Their healing properties clear our energy field, while the water cleanses us and is the messenger of change.

More information about Liza’s healing work can be found here

3 pm Nasty Brujas

Nasty Brujas are Sikoya Wood and Adriana Jamieson, two friends rooted in the Hudson Valley and devoted to the Earth, the mountains, and ancient lineage of Goddess. Their music lives at the crossroads of ceremonial folk, spoken word, and ritual performance. Drawing from Spanish and Celtic ancestry, they weave English and Spanish together as an act of wholeness and reconciliation. At the heart of their work is reclamation. The word “Nasty” is an act of liberation: the dark goddess unbound, no longer made palatable. And “Brujas” word origin traces back to the Proto-Celtic "brixtā," meaning spell or magic, rooted in the same ancient soil as their Celtic and Spanish ancestry. To be a Bruja is to be keeper of Earth memory. They aim to inspire remembrance, instigate curiosity, and foster healing with our Great Mother Earth.

3.30 pm Music Performance by Pulso de Barro

Pulso de Barro explores folk music, dance, and poetry along with the native traditions of our shared lineages. Since we are the result of a cultural syncretism of the different territories where we come from, we seek to give space to our multifaceted identities. With a focus on traditional Son Jarocho music from Southern Veracruz and various other genres from the Caribbean and Latin America, Pulso de Barro supports and encourages the recognition of music as a vital part of the articulation of communities. We believe that the countless stories of our territories are embodied in the creative flow. From this place we learn to coexist reciprocally with nature and re-imagine our future.

5 pm Closing Circle

Summer Solstice Celebration Featuring Music Performance by Pulso de Barro

Summer Solstice Celebration Featuring Music Performance by Pulso de Barro