Join Sister Starborne for an otherworldly sound immersion experience at The Bell Museum’s Planetarium.

WHAT: An ambient sound experience that will showcase Sister Starborne’s new album “Sound Medicine” accompanied by a live Quartz Crystal soundbath performed by Sister Starborne, all while gazing at an enveloping view of our cosmos.

WHERE: The Bell Museum @ 2088 Larpenteur Ave W, St. Paul, MN 55113

THANKS FOR AN AMAZING SEASON OF SOUND HEALING @ THE PLANETARIUM!

STAY TUNED FOR UPCOMING RELEASES + PERFORMANCES

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:

The event is approximately 60minutes and primarily takes place seated. No experience necessary, but this is a deeply meditative event that requires quiet and relative stillness of all participants for an extended period of time. Kids 12yrs+ who are comfortable being silent and still are welcome with a guardian. The Planetarium chairs recline for comfort. To be mindful of space, please do not bring any additional items (i.e. pillows, blankets, etc) with you, just dress comfortably. Paid parking is available on the premises for around $7, carpooling is recommended. At this time, masks are optional at The Bell Museum.

Due to the unique nature of the event, we cannot guarantee refunds, transfers or exchanges on tickets after they have been purchased—consider all ticket sales final. After purchasing your ticket, you will receive an automated confirmation email, sometimes this can go into your spam folder depending on your inbox settings—be sure to keep this email for most easeful check-in. We do not have the capacity to send out automated email reminders about this event, so please be sure to add to your calendar and/or follow @we.the.starborne and/or @sister.starborne on social media to stay in the loop. Should questions arise regarding the event, it is best to email wethestarborne@gmail.com. Please allow up to a week for a reply, our team is very small :)

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