Friday Live in the Gardens: Amrit Kaur Panjabi Folk and Vocal Sound Bath

Live performance of Amrit Kaur's original songs and traditional Panjabi folk songs followed by a guided vocal sound bath rooted in Vedic sound science.

This event will take place in our Barn. 

This event will likely be floor seating. Some chairs will be provided for people who need it. Please bring blankets, mats etc. as needed. Please look out for an email the week of the event with confirmation on seating arrangements as it will be weather dependent. 

There will be a non alcoholic bar and some small snacks available to purchase from the bar.

6:30 - Doors Open

7:15 - 8:00 PM Amrit Kaur Set

About the host:

Amrit Kaur's music has been described as 'the place where Punjabi folk meets Aretha soul' by OZY magazine. She is a singer-songwriter and Sarangi player, born and raised in London. She has commanded the stages of Glastonbury Festival, The Barbican and the UN General Assembly with the Bob Marley family. Her music and storytelling brings the culture of Panjabi women and sacred sound from Sikh musical heritage as well as traversing the worlds of jazz, blues and soul.

@ms.amritkaur Amrit-kaur.com

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About OmVed Gardens:

OmVed Gardens is a garden, exhibition, events, and learning space in North London dedicated to exploring the connections between food, ecology and creativity for health and climate resilience. We are on a mission to inspire ecological awareness and action, and deepen our understanding of interconnectedness with the natural world.

As a registered Community Interest Company, all our activities prioritise social and ecological objectives. Whether collaborating with chefs, creatives, gardeners, or schools, OmVed Gardens is a hub for education, connection, and action. We aim to inspire individuals and communities to reimagine their role in building a healthier, more resilient world.

We work to increase biodiversity - of species, seeds, food systems, and participation, through regenerative gardening, seed saving, habitat creation, and ecological education. Our space serves as a living example of how urban areas can be transformed into thriving ecosystems that support both human and non-human communities.

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