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About the Intention Winter Gathering
Intention evolved from the simple ritual of getting together to dance.
It is a family event for connecting with old friends while making new ones.
It is a healing place to shed the isolation and separation of modern urban life.
It is a safe and supportive space for learning and creative risk-taking.
It is an opportunity to learn from a peer mentor by helping organize.
Intention deepens our ability to cooperate and opens our hearts.
About Tribal Harmonix
Tribal Harmonix is a Vancouver-based collective network of event organizers, artists, healers, performers, activists, and colourful beings who have been working and playing together for over a decade. For the past ten years THx has produced dozens of events, the largest and most enduring being Intention: a five-day fully volunteer-organized family event over New Years which incorporates dancing, parties, workshops, rituals, and DIY culture.
Tribal Harmonix has been a community hub for dance culture since 2001. Check in regularly by logging in at http://www.tribalharmonix.org/
Watch this phenomenal TEDxVancouver speech by Tribal Harmonix founding leader Jeet Kei Leung: Transformational Festivals
Description
Tribal Harmonix was a name chosen to encapsulate a post-rave community spirit emerging in Vancouver BC and its surrounding forests at the start of the century inspired by the Gathering of the Tribes in the City of Angels. It's website begun in 2001 with a forum called Harmonies and a post titled "Community". In the age of Facebook community hubs like this face extinction. Yet with 2012 completing, the Tribal Harmonix positions itself for those ready to inject a little more PLUR into the world for Tribal Harmonix is also a meme of unified communities connected through dance and collaboration around shared values.
Websites & Links
Intention 14 Winter Retreat Facebook Event page: http://bit.ly/Intention14
Intention 14 website: http://www.intention14.com/
Googlegroup email chat list: http://bit.ly/IntentionTribeChatList
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