Harmony Festival

I had a wonderful time experiencing a taste of Harmony Festival at "Sonoma Wild Festival", held at SOMO Village in Rohnert Park on June 6.

There was great music, inspiring vendors, delicious food, and the joy of reconnecting with many friends from the Harmony Festival community and beyond. Local favorite Ma Muse was there, along with surprise performer, Maria Muldaur.

One of the most moving moments was listening to JULIA BUTTERFLY Julia Butterfly Hill. It brought tears to my eyes—and to many others in the audience—to hear her speak about her commitment to protecting the remaining old-growth redwood forests, of which only about 4% remain.

If you remember Julia's remarkable journey, she climbed into a redwood tree she named Luna, as the whole area was threatened to get clear-cut. She did not come down for two years!

During that time, an entire community formed around her, bringing supplies and support. She even endured the fierce storms of El Niño, describing how Luna and the surrounding trees bent and swayed through powerful winds and relentless rain.

Julia shared that one of her greatest qualities has always been her stubbornness—and thankfully so. She has never stopped working on behalf of Nature, Mama Gaia, and all of us. Much of her work over the last two decades simply hasn't received the same public attention.

I also remembered when Julia came to Harmony Festival years ago and lovingly challenged us. She pointed out that we weren't fully walking our talk when it came to waste and recycling.

Her comments helped inspire Green Mary to create the festival sustainability services that have supported so many events in reducing waste, reusing resources, and recycling. (That's me with Green Mary in one of the photos.)

My heartfelt thanks go out to Tamara Klamner, producer of Sonoma Wild. Like me with Harmony Festival, she is deeply committed to creating events that strengthen community, inspire connection, and support positive change. That's also me with Tamara in the first photo.

These gatherings don't happen by accident. They require tremendous dedication, vision, volunteer support, and community collaboration. If Sonoma Wild is going to continue and thrive, it will need all of us to help support it.

I plan to support Tamara just as I support many transformational festival producers. Most of them aren't doing this because it's a profitable business—they're doing it because they received a calling from Spirit and are passionate about bringing people together in meaningful ways.

If you'd like to discover some of the most inspiring Transformational Festivals happening today, you can download my "TOP TEN TRANSFORMATIONAL MAGAZINE" for free at:

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And while you're there, be sure to explore the TRANSFORMATIONAL EVENTS GUIDE, featuring festivals, conferences, and gatherings from around the nation:

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Much Love ❤️

If you’d love to recapture the feeling of the beloved Harmony Festival — great music, conscious community, inspiration, art, delicious food, and environmental awareness...

I highly recommend the Sonoma Wild Music Festival & Community Gathering on Saturday, June 6th.

I loved it last year and feel it’s going to be even more magical this year.

❣️ Also, I have 30% off tickets available (GA and VIP)

Get your ticket: https://wishingwelltickets.com/