A conversation exploring healing, rest + care, followed by a Deep Listening session led by Ruby Savage.

What does healing look like when we make space for rest, care + listening? After a decade of DJing on dance floors around the world, Ruby Savage is expanding her craft to Deep Listening Sessions, joining a growing movement in music for the sonically curious.

As part of People Dem Collective’s HEALING week, Ruby Savage joins Naomi Evans of Everyday Racism for an intimate conversation exploring healing, personally, collectively and within our communities.

Drawing on Ruby’s work around rest, artist development + Deep Listening, alongside Naomi’s own journey of exploring healing and what it means to her, they’ll open up questions around rest, care, listening and how we sustain ourselves while doing the work.

Following the conversation, Ruby will lead us into a Deep Listening session, creating space to slow down and experience some of these ideas through sound.

Come for conversation, listening + space to simply be.

Ruby’s approach is intuitive and reflective, blending jazz, soul, dub, spirituals, experimental, and instrumental sounds. Each session offers a chance to unwind, reach a meditative state, and connect deeply to a personally curated sound journey.

Grounded in the belief that we need spaces for stillness and sonic healing as much as for dancing and release, Ruby offers these sessions as a way to reconnect, to yourself, to others, and to the music.

🌿 What to Expect

Immersive, guided sound experience

A meditative and grounding atmosphere

A curated blend of diverse genres and moods

Space to rest, reflect, and reconnect

✨ When attending

This event is intentionally curated specifically for our community. In a safe environment for Black and Brown people of Margate

You're welcome to bring journals or something to doodle with. But mostly the session is to drift and let the mind wander while listening to the music.

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