Meditation and sound bath on Pier 62. Photo by Adam Lu, meditation facilitation by Tai Mattox, programming hosted by Friends of Waterfront Seattle.
Sound Bath with Semi Woo
Pier 62 | Free
Wednesday July 2, 7:15–8 pm
Wednesday July 9, 7:15–8 pm
Wednesday July 23, 7:15–8 pm
Wednesday July 30, 7:15–8 pm
Wednesday August 6, 7:15–8 pm
Wednesday August 13, 7:15–8 pm
Wednesday August 20, 7:15–8 pm
Wednesday September 3, 7:15–8 pm
Wednesday September 10, 7:15–8 pm
Wednesday September 24, 7:15–8 pm
Rejuvenate your mind and body with breath meditation and a crystal bowl sound bath.
Family‑friendly!
Visitors enjoying a group sound bath meditation on Pier 62.
About Sound Baths
Join us for a rejuvenating evening that begins with a brief breath meditation and leads into a deeply relaxing crystal bowl sound bath.
Deep breathing and the sound bowl vibrations can help ground the nervous system and provide a unique opportunity to release, recalibrate, and begin anew. All are welcome!
Your Check List |
- Check-in at 7:00 PM—please arrive on time to secure your spot.
- Dress for the weather; classes are outdoors.
- Bring a yoga mat; limited number of yoga mats will be available on a first-come, first-serve basis.
- Bring a water bottle; we have refill stations!
- Sign your required waiver.
- Pre-registration is encouraged, but drop-ins are welcome!
Meet the Instructor: Heather Ace Adams
Heather Adams is a breath meditation teacher and writer based in the Pacific Northwest. She is currently working to reconnect people with ancestral ways to heal the body, mind and soul. When she’s not facilitating a ceremony, you can find her traveling to a new exciting place (or old favorite), fussing over her houseplants or dance-walking around the neighborhood.
Semi Woo seeks to offer warm, inclusive and compassionate spaces for BIPOC and their allies to heal and discover their true nature. The focus is on mindfulness, self-compassion, ancestral healing and the holistic use of spiritual and plant medicine to heal the body, mind and soul.
Find your woo 🙂
Free community programming is made possible with generous support from
Waterfront Park Grand Opening Season Sponsor
Centrally located, Pier 62 is easily accessed from Alaskan Way, or from downtown via Overlook Walk.
Accessibility
Friends strives to ensure Waterfront Park, and our events are inclusive, accessible, and welcoming to everyone.
About Pier 62: an outdoor space providing various amenities such as wheelchair accessible seating, shade, water, cooling fans, and ADA accessible restrooms.
Learn more about accessibility resources at Waterfront Park here.
Waterfront Park is still under construction until 2025, accessible routes/navigation may be impacted.
Please email [email protected] with any questions or specific accommodation requests for events.
Please fill out our park experience survey HERE with any feedback on how we can make your experience more comfortable and accessible.
