Release Date
6/11/2026
Summer Solstice Celebration June 20, 2026 · 4–8pm · Eleventh Hour Art Gallery · 61 Atlantic Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11201
Join us for an evening of ritual, art, sound, and community to celebrate the Summer Solstice. The evening begins with a Flower Essence Ritual led by Christina Pagano of Bird Song and Blossom, flowing into collaborative mandala making and a sound bath for integration with Melanie Adams of Electric Lady Florals and artist Robin Kang. Robin will also share about her recent journey to Peru and the sacred textile traditions of the Quechua weavers she works alongside. The evening opens up from there — browse handmade goods, get a tarot reading with Amy Schimel of Myth and Ritual Healing or an astrology reading with Ashley Taylor, and connect over refreshments. Readings are priced separately - $25 per reading.
If you'd like to partake in all activities, please arrive by 4:30pm.
Already purchased a textile coupon? If you already purchased a Quechua Hat/Hair Band or Belt Coupon, your admission to this event is included — no need to purchase again. You're welcome to pick up your item from Robin at the event (or we will ship it to you if you can’t attend).
This event is an evolution of a collaboration from our previous Beltane event and our coupon campaign with Robin Kang. Please get in touch if you’d like to partner on our next one for Lughnasa (early August).
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