Welcome to Earth-Beat : Harvest Festival of Movement and Dance.
Earth-Beat is a conscious gathering with a shared vision of community, strength and spirit. With live electronic and world music, creative initiatives and workshops, we invite you to live, play and move as our hearts beat as one.
With a great line-up of local and overseas performers, artists, healers, and speakers,
Earth-Beat is a celebration of music, art and community. A family friendly event, Earth-Beat offers plenty for the younger festival goers, with kids’ entertainment, activities and workshops.
Check out the festival website: http://www.earthbeatfestival.com/
We are pleased to announce an updated artist-lineup to be joining us:
ARTISTS:
Latinaotearoa – Sika: Tribal World Music - Matiu Te Huki and Erica - Sorceress Soundsystem – Issacbeat Chinmaya Dunster - Pippin - Isaac Aesili - Logan Baker - Monk Party - The Gaya Tree - Oxford Nash - Craig James – Dan Clark – Thomas Pierard – Jersybob and Our Monica - Dhammiko and The Poet's Attic – Cyril Orson – DJ Belleville - Anirvan Deva – Dead Davis – AKSamba – The Gaya Tree – Gareth Edwards
For more info on the artist line-up visit: http://www.earthbeatfestival.com/artistsinfo
WORKSHOPS:
5Rhythms Dance – Freedance - African Dance – Drumtalk – Yoga - Qigong – Kirtan – Slackline Yoga – Tribal Fusion Belly Dance –Breath Circles – Yoga Rhythms – Capoeira – Contact Improv Dance – Osho Moving Meditations – Yogi Kids – Alchemy in Motion – Sound Movement Healing – Plus More TBA
For more info on workshops visit : http://www.earthbeatfestival.com/workshopsinfo
Healers Circle
Good Food Market
Youth Activities
Family Friendly Atmosphere
20mins From Auckland
Camping Available
Alcohol Free
Earth-Beat begins on Friday the 24 at 5:00pm and ends on Sunday the 26th at 8:30pm.
Earth-Beat is located at Kawai Purapura Retreat & Holistic Living Centre just 20mins from Auckland. Kawai Purapura has become one of Aotearoa’s most popular destinations for retreats, natural health, environmental awareness, spiritual development and social responsibility. This location offers bush walks, a chlorine-free swimming pool and on-site camping.
Our intent is to bring together people from a diverse cultural landscape to take part in a festive celebration of sound and dance as we extend our gratitude to Papatuanuku, our Earth mother.
Tickets are now on sale and can be purchased from here: ttp://smtx.co/17PbApz
