What are psychedelic meetup events?

Psychedelic meetup events are community gatherings focused on open discussion, learning, and connection around psychedelic culture, wellness, and research. District216 hosts safe and welcoming spaces for these conversations.

Does District216 host networking events in Santa Barbara?

Yes, District216 offers networking events in Santa Barbara for individuals looking to connect with like-minded people in wellness, consciousness, and creative communities.

What is a psychedelic networking meetup?

A psychedelic networking meetup is a structured social event where attendees can share ideas, experiences, and insights in a respectful and community-driven environment at District216.

Are there health and wellness workshops included in these events?

Yes, many District216 gatherings include health and wellness workshops designed to support mindfulness, mental well-being, and personal growth.

Do you host psychedelic events in Santa Barbara?

Yes, District216 is associated with events in Santa Barbara, offering curated community experiences, talks, and networking sessions.

What is a psychedelic club membership?

A psychedelic membership provides access to exclusive networking events, community discussions, workshops, and private gatherings hosted by District216.

What are psychedelic networking events?

Psychedelic events are community-focused meetups where people connect, share knowledge, and explore topics related to psychedelics, wellness, and consciousness.

Is there a psychedelic networking club at District216?

Yes, District216 serves as a networking club, bringing together individuals interested in mindful exploration, science, and community building.

What are community events?

Psychedelic community events are inclusive gatherings focused on education, dialogue, and connection around psychedelic topics and holistic wellness.

What happens at psychedelic discussion events?

Psychedelic events at District216 involve open conversations, expert talks, and community sharing on topics related to psychedelics, healing, and personal development.

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August 12, 2026 - The District House with Caitlyne Corry

Wednesday, August 12, 2026
5:00 PM 9:00 PM

LoDo Studios 216 East Gutierrez Street Santa Barbara, CA, 93101 United States (map)

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Guests Welcome - Purchase $25 Ticket

The District House is a weekly gathering and core benefit of District216. Guests are welcome to arrive for part or all of the evening to meet community members, connect with visiting speakers, and engage in thoughtful conversations across psychedelics, wellness, creativity, and conscious culture. 💜

Topic: "Plant Medicine & Recovery"

Description: What does recovery look like when conventional paths only go so far? Caitlyne Corry brings her lived experience with sobriety and plant medicine to a candid conversation about ayahuasca as a tool for reaching the layers of trauma that traditional recovery couldn't touch. Expect an honest discussion on navigating psychedelics within a recovery context, followed by open Q&A.

When: Wednesday, August 12, 2026 from 5pm to 9pm (Speaker at 6:30pm)

Where: LoDo Studios, 216 E. Gutierrez Street, Santa Barbara, CA 93101
(Please only park across the street on the Office Max side of the lot.)

Members are Free to attend The District House evenings, and are prioritized when we reach capacity.

Guests Welcome to purchase $25 tickets to The District House evenings.

Note: We will be filming the speaker for the District216 Change Your Lens Series. Refreshments provided.

Guests Welcome - Purchase $25 Ticket

SPEAKER BIO

Speaker: Caitlyne Corry | Somatic Breathwork Facilitator, Movement Practitioner & Educator

Caitlyne Corry works at the intersection of nervous system regulation, trauma recovery, and embodied healing, drawing on Polyvagal Theory, somatic practice, and breathwork to support individuals navigating addiction and dysregulation. She brings five years of sobriety and a path that included working with plant medicine under shamanic guidance to reach the layers of trauma conventional recovery couldn't access. She facilitates in treatment settings, leads Polyvagal-informed groups, and approaches the body not as a concept to understand but as a place to return to. What she carries into every room is an indomitable spirit forged through her own survival and a deep conviction that the body, given the right conditions, already knows how to heal.

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