1 year A MEDICINE LIFE / 40 Francesco
Organized by
A Medicine Life
Saturday 23 August – Sunday 24 August
16:00–01:00
20€ - INFINITE LOVE
Saturday 23 August – Sunday 24 August
16:00–01:00
20€ - INFINITE LOVE
🌟 CACAO CEREMONY & ECSTATIC DANCE
🔥 BIG CELEBRATION! 🔥
Join us for a day of celebration, connection, Cacao Ceremony, Ecstatic Dance and Live music.
A heart-opening Cacao Ceremony with songs & shared intentions.
Ecstatic Dance moving freely to a fusion of electro beats & ethnic vibes while we ground with live music & connect with others in the afterglow.
This gathering we celebrate also:
🎉 1 year of A MEDICINE LIFE
🎂 40 years of life of Francesco (our founder)
🗓 Program
15:00 — Doors open
16:00 — Cacao Ceremony
19:00 — Ecstatic Dance (DJ Set by Francesco)
21:00 — Live Music Journey
22:00 — Celebration
23:00–00:00 — Chill Time
📅 Date: Sat, 23 August
📍 Location: Monte Guineu, Alentejo
📍 Map: https://maps.app.goo.gl/h38uNE3HwHSwcn3v8?g_st=it
💶 Contribution: €20 – Infinite Love (Sliding Scale)
🥗 Vegan Meal: €7 + pre-booking required by Wed, 20 Aug, 22:00
bookings (+31634661090 or amedicinelife@gmail.com)
Sat, 1 Aug · 18:00
MIRA is an audiovisual installation created as part of the “Águas Gémeas” project, which addresses issues related to water, sustainability, and territorial resilience in Odemira and focuses on the Mira River watershed, the Santa Clara Dam, and the Mira Irrigation District.
Sat, 8 Aug · 18:00
MIRA is an audiovisual installation created as part of the “Águas Gémeas” project, which addresses issues related to water, sustainability, and territorial resilience in Odemira and focuses on the Mira River watershed, the Santa Clara Dam, and the Mira Irrigation District.
Sat, 15 Aug · 18:00
MIRA is an audiovisual installation created as part of the “Águas Gémeas” project, which addresses issues related to water, sustainability, and territorial resilience in Odemira and focuses on the Mira River watershed, the Santa Clara Dam, and the Mira Irrigation District.
Sat, 22 Aug · 18:00
MIRA is an audiovisual installation created as part of the “Águas Gémeas” project, which addresses issues related to water, sustainability, and territorial resilience in Odemira and focuses on the Mira River watershed, the Santa Clara Dam, and the Mira Irrigation District.