september, 2026
05sep7:30 pm8:30 pmAn Evening of Krishna Kirtan
Event Details
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Event Details
An Evening of Krishna Kirtan
September 5th, Saturday 7.30pm-8.30pm
Suggested donation $25
Join us for a song circle in celebration of Janmashtami, the birth of Lord Krishna. Together we will sing and share in the joyful spirit of bhakti. Everyone is welcome to offer a chant, sing along, or simply enjoy being part of the gathering. We hope to see you here!
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What is kirtan?
Kirtan is a form of chanting rooted in the Bhakti Yoga tradition of India, where sacred mantras are sung in a simple call-and-response style. Through music, rhythm and repetition, kirtan helps quiet the mind, open the heart and create a sense of connection.
Facilitator: Ramdas has been involved with the Sivananda tradition for several years, teaching yoga, singing kirtan, and participating in satsang. Ever since hearing kirtan for the first time, he has felt connected to its uplifting vibration. He hopes to share what he has learned and help others experience the benefits of chanting.