SOUND BATHS
Let the sound carry you somewhere still.
A collection of immersive sound healing experiences — floating on water, beneath a planetarium sky, or inside one of the region's most resonant historic halls.
Each one designed to quiet the mind and reset the nervous system.
Sound healing works with vibration — crystal singing bowls, chimes, gong, and other therapeutic instruments — to guide your body out of "go" mode and into deep rest.
No experience is needed. Just come ready to lie down, let go, and listen.
Join Beth + Liat at DC's National Building Museum, featuring an all-level yoga flow led by instructor Beth, featuring a "sound experience" by Liat Pisco, a sound practitioner and owner of Yoga in Del Ray.
During an extended savasana, Liat will offer a multi-sensory sound experience, featuring the gong, ocean drum, chimes, crystal bowls, and crystal pyramid.
We will practice under the colossal, 75-foot-tall Corinthian columns in the Great Hall of The National Building Museum, America’s leading cultural institution devoted to interpreting the history and impact of the built environment.
TICKETS TO TOUR THE MUSEUM ARE INCLUDED!
All are welcome--the class is open to brand new and seasoned yogis alike. No previous yoga experience required. Please purchase tickets in advance and BYO yoga mat.
Sunday, October 11, 2026
9:00 AM 10:00 AM
National Building Musuem401 F Street Northwest
Washington, DC, 20001
Cost: $35.80 a ticket
Yoga & Sound at the National Building Museum
with
Beth & Liat
Sunday October 11
9:00-10:00am
Celestial Sound Voyage
Saturday November 7,
12:00-1:00pm
Beneath a canopy of stars
Step into an immersive
journey beneath a canopy of stars.
Relax under the glow of a domed night sky as sound waves surround you —
a fully immersive experience that blurs the line between sound bath and stargazing.
Featuring crystal singing bowls, chimes, and other soothing instruments, this deeply restorative experience is designed to calm the nervous system, quiet the mind, and invite profound relaxation.
Cost: $55.09
This is not an official PWCS or Irene V. Hylton Planetarium event
***PLEASE NOTE***
Once the doors to the event are closed
we CANNOT let anyone else in!
Doors close promptly at 12:05pm.
November 15, 5:00-6:00pm
Sound Voyage at the Masonic Temple
Inside the George Washington Masonic Memorial Hall
A vibrational journey inside one of the most stunning, resonant spaces in the region. This is sound healing elevated by architecture — awe-inspiring and deeply restorative.
This is more than a sound bath — it’s a one-of-a-kind vibrational journey in an awe-inspiring architectural gem. Whether you’re new to sound healing or returning to the practice, this evening offers a profound opportunity to reset and reconnect.
Space is limited. Please bring a yoga mat, blanket, pillow, eye mask, or you need to be comfortable lying down.
Cost:$55.09
About Sound Healing
Sound healing uses vibration — from crystal singing bowls, chimes, gongs, and other therapeutic instruments — to help guide the body out of "fight or flight" and into deep rest. As your nervous system settles, many people experience reduced stress and anxiety, better sleep, and a lasting sense of calm and clarity that carries well beyond the session.
What to Expect
You'll settle into a comfortable resting position — lying down, floating, or seated depending on the event — while waves of sound move through the space around you. There's nothing to do but receive; no experience with sound healing or meditation is necessary.
What to Bring
Most sessions ask that you bring a yoga mat, blanket, pillow, and eye mask (or whatever helps you get comfortable lying down for an hour). Specific requirements vary by event, so check the details on each listing above.
Liat Pisco is an E-RYT 200, Reiki Master, Level 5 david Elliott Breathwork Healer, Y12SR Leader and Sound Practitioner.
Liat is a yoga teacher, breathwork facilitator, and healer whose work centers on one thing: helping people come home to themselves. She is passionate about supporting those navigating trauma and life's hardest chapters — and especially those who have spent too long feeling like they don't belong. Her greatest joy is watching someone discover the version of themselves they've been searching for all along.