A Monday evening of rest in Bridge of Allan Parish Church. Gongs, bowls and silence. A soft return to stillness. All welcome.

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Join us on a Monday evening in the peaceful Honeyman Hall at Bridge of Allan Parish Church for a 90-minute immersive soundbath. As night draws in, the hall offers a quiet setting to rest, reset and return inward. You'll be bathed in live acoustic sound - gongs, crystal bowls, chimes and bells.

A space to let go, soften, and return to stillness.

This event is open to all. No experience necessary.

Many find these sessions supportive for stress, sleep, or emotional balance - but the invitation is simply to rest.

What to bring

Please bring a mat and a blanket if you have them, a limited number of spares are available

Warm layers or socks are recommended

A water bottle, a pillow and an eye mask are all optional but worth having

There should be plenty of on-street parking

Access and anything else

There is level access to the main areas, and a ramp at the entrance. Just get in touch if you need step-free access and I will make sure it is in place for you.

Chairs are available if you would rather not lie on the floor

You are very welcome to come along if you are pregnant

There is no minimum age, but everyone needs to be able to settle quietly for the 90 minutes, so please use your judgement with children

Any questions at all, including about the volume, just email iain@glasgowsoundbath.com

Important

Doors close at 7:05pm and late entry will not be possible, so please arrive in good time.

I'll email you before the event with everything else you need to know.

Pricing

Sliding scale tickets are available at £20 / £25 / £30. All tickets offer the same experience, please choose the price that feels right for you.

We look forward to welcoming you.

Facilitated by Iain, sound artist, musician, and founder of Glasgow Soundbath.

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