SFJAZZ host SFJAM Community Jam Session Destiny Muhammad is Music Director The Super Duper Band includes: Leon Joyce Jr Drums & Percussion Arthur Chico Lopez Upright Bass Tammy Lynn Hall Piano It’s a Jam Session and Destiny’s Birthday 🥳

Surrender yourself with a one-of-a-kind whole-body experience: A Sound Bath in the ambiance of a magnificent sacred space.

Celebrate the Hindu Festival of Lights with top Bay Area musicians Egemen Sanli, Phoenix Song, Sam Jackson, and special guest Destiny Muhammad as they take you on a deeply meditative sonic journey.

Bring your favorite yoga mat and/or blanket (for cozy fun) and celebrate the reopening of the cathedral and our annual theme of healing with immersive sound and light filtered through stunning stained glass, an atmosphere unlike any other in San Francisco.

Event Details

Doors open for seating at 6:30 pm. The entrance to the cathedral is at the top of the Great Steps. The accessible entrance is via the breezeway on Sacramento Street between Taylor and Jones Streets or via the garage elevator. Due to the quiet nature of this event, there will be no late seating. Please arrive no later than 7 pm. Tickets are available online only; no ticket sales at door.

Refunds and Exchanges

Refunds will be granted if the requests are received 24 hours before the start of the event. Requests to exchange a ticket for another date will be granted if received by noon on the day of the event. About Fractals of Sound

Egemen Sanli is a modern dervish, carrying the flag of his Turkish roots as a musician. He plays the sitar alongside other ethnic instruments (shamisen, saz, hang and handpan drums, banjo, flutes). He utilizes beats, loops and tanpura machines to compliment his joyful improvisations based on traditional Eastern ragas. He lives and performs regularly in the Bay Area; he is also a certified Yoga teacher.

Phoenix Song (formerly known as Amber Field) has been performing since 2004 and was featured in San Francisco Magazine’s Best of the Bay for yoga music in 2009. They have lived in Korea, Nepal, India, Liberia, Peru, and the SF Bay Area and specialize in world fusion. Phoenix Song plays didgeridoo, esraj, djembe, Native flute, harmonium and sings like an angel. They love to free people’s voices and drums in private and group classes.

Sam Jackson, founder and director of VibrantStillness is a masterful Crystal Bowls player. His resonant melodies and floating harmonics unite the spaces of composition and sound healing. As a founding musician of Grace Cathedral’s Yoga on the Labyrinth, his Crystal Bowls and Paiste Gongs have inspired thousands of yoga practitioners to ground into their moving meditation with a vibrant sense of calm and presence.

About the Special Guest

Destiny Muhammad is a recording and performing artist, bandleader, composer and producer. Her genre ‘Celtic to Coltrane’ is cool and eclectic with a feel of jazz and storytelling to round out the sonic experience. She has appeared on stage with jazz luminaries Azar Lawrence, BlueNote artist Ambrose Akisemuire, Faye Carol and Tiffany Austin to name a few. She has enjoyed sold out shows at SFJAZZ Center and produces her own annual concert ‘STORYTIME’ Great Jazz & Captivating Stories. As bandleader, Yerba Buena Gardens Festival notes: The Destiny Muhammad Trio is a sleek and soulful ensemble designed to showcase Muhammad’s soaring vocals and transporting string work. Whether interpreting jazz standards or her original tunes, Muhammad turns every piece into a soulful adventure.

Sunday, October 23, 2022 Freight & Salvage, Berkeley

Doors @ 6pm Show @ 7pm

Join us as we hop back into the concert hall for an unforgettable evening of celebration, awesöme live music with a full orchestra, and fundraising! Get your tickets today for Awesöme Orchestra's eighth annual End-of-Year Concert on Sunday, October 23, and come support your musical community

Join us on Tuesday evenings amidst the soaring gothic columns and sparkling stained glass windows of Grace Cathedral. Practice appropriate for all levels with our expert instructors to live music—a truly unique Yoga in San Francisco experience! We are a cathedral that is dedicated to spiritual healing and social justicE

KHAMSA The five stages of grief

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A celebration of the history of a once all black town founded in 1908. Now a California State Park. Come learn the history. Food, music, education, tour historic buildings, horse/buggy rides.

Now in its 18th year, the Los Altos High School STEAM Week program recruits top leaders from local business, industry, and academia to share their experiences with the students at Los Altos High School. The program's two or three-day agenda features speakers from a wide range of careers, including astronomy, aeronautics, computer science, bioengineering, health care, art, ecology and artificial intelligence. Speakers share their time to talk about how math, science, or the arts helped them realize their dreams, inspiring the more than 2,000 local students to continue to chase dreams of their own

Destiny Muhammad Guest Speaker Harpist Composer Teaching Artist Performing Artist Curator, shares: From HOOD to HARP the Evolution of a Harp Diva

Does the DREAM go away? Is it delayed to helped one grow into it?

Heart & Soul Center of Light Sunday Celebration Music Inspiration by ValerieJoi & Destiny Muhammad

Amateur Music kicks of its Masterclass Series With Destiny Muhammad and The Destiny Muhammad Trio The fundamentals of Jazz! Live and via ZOOM

SalesForce Gardens Concert Series hosted by InterMusicSF featuring The Destiny Muhammad Trio Destiny Muhammad Harp & Vocals Leon Joyce Jr Drums & Percussion Arthur Chico Lopez Upright Bass and Special Guest James Mahone on Saxophone FREE!!

Yerba Buena Gardens host Composer Bandleader Marcus Shelby and The Essential Ensemble!

EastSide Assembly of Believers host Destiny Muhammad in a Live Jazz Vesper Experience FREE!

Candlelight Walk on The Labyrinth with Live music by Destiny Muhammad

Concert Conversation with Composer Marcus Shelby