Join Manari Ushigua of the Sapara Nation alongside Florencia Fridman for a grounding morning ritual of Guayusa and dream sharing. Rooted in ancestral wisdom, this intimate gathering invites reflection, connection, and intention-setting.

As the morning unfolds, transition into a live set with RAMI, blending tribal rhythms and organic beats into the urban landscape where ancient sound meets modern soil.

We begin at 5am with a traditional toma of Guayusa, an ancestral Amazonian infusion made from the leaves of the Guayusa plant, known for its gentle, sustained energy and rich antioxidant properties. Long used by Indigenous communities of the Ecuadorian Amazon, guayusa is often shared at dawn to awaken the body, sharpen the mind, and open space for reflection and connection.

From there, we move into a circle of dream sharing, honoring the visions and insights that arise in the early morning hours before closing the experience with a DJ set from Rami, carrying us forward through sound and rhythm.

Date: Saturday April 25, 2026

Time: 5-7am

Weehawken, NJ