As summer gives way to autumn, the natural world does not simply fade. Trees draw nutrients inward, seeds are released and the year’s growth reaches fulfilment. It is a season of harvest and letting go, but also of conservation, renewal and trust in what comes next. 

Prana Sanctuary’s immersive sound bath explores abundance not as accumulation, but as flow: receiving, creating, releasing and resting. Like a river, creative energy moves most freely when allowed to pass through us, reminding us that apparent stillness is not emptiness, but life continuing at a slower, more purposeful pace. 

This theme holds a special resonance within the Corinium Museum, where remarkable artefacts have moved through generations and cultures. Preserved here, they are more than remnants of past worlds; they remain part of a living continuum, continuing to reveal stories and inspire ideas. 

Simon and Jo Fellows founded Prana Sanctuary in 2017 and perform sound baths across the Cotswolds and beyond. Their work marries Simon’s background in ambient music and yoga with Jo’s experience as a sound practitioner, advanced yoga and meditation teacher, Qigong teacher and Reiki master. 

For this performance in the museum’s Hare Gallery, crystal and Himalayan singing bowls, Feng gongs, tongue drum and found sounds will create a rich, slowly evolving soundscape. Woven through the sound, a spoken meditation will invite listeners to reflect on harvest, release, rest and the abundant possibilities still ahead. 

What to bring: A yoga mat or similar cushioned mat, a blanket, a small pillow, a water bottle (optional) and an eye mask (optional but recommended). 

Experience: No prior experience is necessary; simply lie down and relax. 

Suitability: Open to everyone aged 12 and above 

 Prana Sanctuary