Cave of the Winds Sound Bathat 100 Cave of the Winds Rd

Step into the vast, echoing chambers of Cave of the Winds and experience a powerful meeting of nature and sound. Deep beneath the surface, surrounded by ancient rock formations shaped over millions of years, the steady resonance of Tibetan and crystal singing bowls, gongs, Native American flutes, hand pan, and layered instrumentation fills the cavern. The natural acoustics of the cave amplify every tone, creating a grounded, immersive experience that encourages stillness and a clear reset. Guided by Gigi Turner PsyD and her team, you’ll be immersed, you’ll be immersed in rich, resonant frequencies that flow through the natural acoustics of the cave, inviting deep relaxation, clarity, and emotional release. For generations, Cave of the Winds has been regarded as a place of powerful energy. The Apache and Ute peoples believed the Great Spirit of the Wind lived within these walls. Through sound, you’re invited to experience this extraordinary setting in a deeply intentional way. Join us for this one-of-a-kind sound bath and experience the resonance of sound, held within stone. Meet Gigi Dr. Gigi Turner PsyD, founder and owner of Singing Bowls of the Rockies, has created Colorado Springs’ premier sound bath sanctuary. Formerly a psychology professor and psychotherapist, she combines her deep understanding of the mind with the healing power of sound. With over a decade of experience and an extensive collection of more than 100 singing bowls, Gigi has guided thousands of participants through immersive and restorative sound journeys. Her expertise lies in crafting deeply soothing experiences that calm the nervous system, promote profound relaxation, and inspire inner healing. Special Offer: A complimentary 1-hour integration session is available post-event to reflect on any emotions or experiences that arise during the sound bath. This calendar listing is brought to you by Peak Radar, the Pikes Peak region’s one-stop, online website for arts and entertainment events, powered by the Cultural Office of the Pikes Peak Region.