Psychedelic Playhouse by District216
An immersive off-campus gathering during MAPS Psychedelic Science 2025 Conference.
We’re bringing together a vibrant cross-section of the psychedelic ecosystem—trailblazers, creatives, professionals, and YOU—for an evening of conscious connection, exploration, education, art, and music.
June 18 | 7pm–2am
The iconic Jonas Bros Bldg | Denver, CO
Just 10 minutes from the convention center
>>> Tuesday, June 17 is a separate event ticket hosted at a different venue. Click here for Tickets! <<<
EVENING TWO: Wednesday, June 18, 2025 - 7pm to 2am
🌿 Discussion Panels
🔥 Fireside Chat
🛠️ Workshops
🎭 Live Comedy
🎧 DJ Music – Kat Walsh & Friends
🎨 Experiential Art
💞 Networking – Intimate and Meaningful
✨ High Vibe Sponsors
🥗 Delicious Food & Elixirs
🛡️ Risk Reduction On Site
🌍 GLOBAL ELEMENTS – ALL NIGHT
🥗 ON SITE FOOD - Da Munchies
Da Munchies is a Denver-based pop-up slinging fun, whimsical, and crave-worthy local eats. Known for their playful twists and bold flavors, they’re your go-to for post-ceremony fuel and all-night munchie satisfaction. Catch them weekly in the Highlands and hit them up for catering!
🎤 Dennis Walker — Emcee + Live Comedy
Bringing the wit, the weird, and the wonderfully irreverent, Dennis Walker will be your guide through Wednesday night’s Psychedelic Playground. As the founder of Mycopreneur and a master of mushroom-fueled satire, Dennis blends stand-up comedy with sharp cultural commentary—skewering and celebrating the psychedelic movement in equal measure. With his mic in hand and mind wide open, he’ll keep the energy flowing, transitions smooth, and laughs rolling from start to finish.
🎧 The Psychedelic Playground of Sound: 4 Artists. 4 Genres. Your Journey.
Welcome to your choose-your-own-adventure on the dancefloor. Tonight’s sonic playground features four visionary DJs, each bringing a distinct flavor of electronic music—inviting you to move, explore, and transform.
😻 Kat Walsh + 🌍 Rev. Hooman + 🐼 SideQuest Panda + 🌀 Nyrus
Find set times and locations below (scroll down) ⬇️
ROOM A 🌱✨ 3RD FLOOR
Stay grounded, stay open—this room holds space for transformation.
7:45PM – PANEL: Awakening Her Medicine: Psychedelics and the Future of Women’s Health
A powerful panel exploring how psychedelic therapy can support hormonal balance, emotional well-being, and the cyclical intelligence of the feminine body. Join leading clinicians and thought leaders as they share real-world insights, research gaps, and new paradigms in women’s health—from menstruation to menopause, trauma to transformation. We’ll explore how sacred medicine is helping women reclaim their rhythm, power, and voice in healthcare. Come for the science—stay for the magic.
✨ Featuring a Divine Feminine Elixir Bar!
Steph Karzon Abrams, Beyond Consulting
Stephanie Karzon Abrams, Clin. Pharm., is a neuropharmacologist and the founder of Beyond Consulting, where she drives science, strategy, and operations for organizations in the integrative, psychedelic, and plant medicine sectors. She is the Clinical Director at Modern Medicine Services, a prescriber of MDMA and psilocybin therapies in Canada under the Special Access Program, and the research director for the Microdosing Collective nonprofit. With a background spanning neurology, intensive care, and market development at Johnson & Johnson medical device, Stephanie is a recognized leader in innovative healthcare. Her interests extend beyond neurology, encompassing plant medicines, women's health, and the potential of music to enhance healing. Beyond healthcare, she is a musician, a writer, and a speaker, and has ventured into creating communities centered around music, philanthropy, and the fantastic world of fungi. She is also a co-creator of Public Secret, a music label and artist collective.
Dr. Grace Blest-Hopely, Hystelica
Dr. Grace Blest-Hopley is a neuroscientist specializing in trauma, psychiatry, and the therapeutic use of psychedelics, cannabis, and cannabinoids. She holds a Ph.D. in Neuroscience from King’s College London and has over 12 years of experience in mental health research. Her current work explores the neurobiological and psychological mechanisms underlying psychoactive therapies, with a focus on sex-specific effects and ethical clinical applications. Grace serves as Chief Scientific Officer at NWPharma Tech, Research Director at Heroic Hearts Project—supporting combat veterans with trauma-related mental health challenges—and an officer in the British Army Reserve. She is also the founder of Hystelica, a research and community initiative dedicated to advancing women-centered psychedelic science. Through Hystelica, Grace works to better understand the biological, emotional, and hormonal factors shaping women’s responses to psychedelics, and to translate these insights into safer, more inclusive therapeutic practices.
Jenn Zuckerman, Resonate Health
Jennifer Zuckerman is a board-certified Family Nurse Practitioner, end-of-life doula, and psychedelic medicine guide who bridges science and spirit through her work in integrative health and transformation. With over 16 years of clinical experience—and six years specializing in psychedelic healing—Jennifer walks the path of a modern medicine woman, blending ritual with research, molecules with meaning, and grief with deep remembrance. Today, she is the founder of Resonate Health, where she supports individuals in safely tapering off psychotropic medications, integrating microdosing protocols, and preparing their physical and energetic bodies for psychedelic healing. She teaches other healthcare providers how to create energetically attuned, ceremony-informed care—and invites all beings to remember their inherent magic, their grief, and their light. Her work honors the cyclical, the mystical, and the sacred process of becoming. Whether she is teaching, holding space, or simply reflecting truth, Jennifer reminds us: Life is a ceremony. And we are the medicine.
8:45PM – PANEL: Benefit Honoring: Protecting Lineages, Centering Reciprocity
This powerful panel brings together Indigenous women leaders and allies at the forefront of law, health, and community building to explore what true benefit-sharing, cultural preservation, and ethical collaboration look like in the psychedelic space. Representing the organizations Benefit Honoring, Urban Indigenous Collective, and the Center for Shamanic Education and Exchange, our speakers will offer grounded perspectives on biocultural sovereignty and the shift from extraction to Righter Relationship. From legal frameworks to living cultures, this is a conversation about respect, responsibility, and remembering the sacred roots of healing.
Sutton King, Urban Indigenous Collective
Sutton King, MPH (she/her) is a proud Afro-Indigenous descendant of the Menominee and Oneida Nations of Wisconsin, and an internationally recognized Indigenous rights advocate, public health professional, and social entrepreneur. With a background in psychology and a Master’s in Public Health from NYU, Sutton works at the nexus of healthcare, technology, and Indigenous sovereignty—developing culturally grounded, equity-driven solutions to improve Indigenous health outcomes. She is the co-founder and President of the Urban Indigenous Collective, which provides culturally tailored health services in Lenapehoking (New York City), and the co-founder of ShockTalk, a telemental health platform serving Indigenous communities. She also serves as Program Manager of Engagement and Benefit Sharing at the Indigenous Medicine Conservation Fund, advancing ethical partnerships between the psychedelic space and Indigenous traditions. Her work has been recognized by The New York Times, VICE, Forbes, and Business Insider, and she was named one of the “100 Most Influential People in Psychedelics” by Psychedelic Invest. Sutton brings powerful vision and deep advocacy to her work in biocultural conservation, drug policy reform, and Indigenous-led innovation.
Ariel Clark, Odawa Anishinaabe attorney
Ariel Clark (she/they/kwe) is an Odawa Anishinaabe attorney working at the intersection of law, healing, and justice. As Of Counsel to Calyx Law, she advises clients in emerging and highly regulated spaces including cannabis, psychedelics, and plant medicine. With over 15 years of experience, Ariel brings a grounded, values-driven approach to supporting ethical, impact-focused organizations. She is a founding board member of the Psychedelic Bar Association and serves on its Legacy Board, contributing to the evolving practice of “psychedelic lawyering”—legal work rooted in responsibility to people, land, and lineage. Ariel co-produces the Law & Ethics: The Psychedelics Industry and Indigenous Peoples series, lectures at leading universities, and serves on the board of Benefit Honoring, an Indigenous-led nonprofit. She is an enrolled Tribal citizen of the Grand Traverse Band of Ottawa & Chippewa Indians and a member of Roots To Sky Sanctuary, a Black, Brown, and Indigenous land-based healing project.
Mary Olivar, Center for Shamanic Education and Exchange
Mary Olivar (she/her) is the Executive Director of the Center for Shamanic Education and Exchange, a nonprofit supporting Indigenous-led projects in Central and South America that perpetuate Indigenous spiritual traditions and elder wisdom. Part songbird, part wise woman, a tree-hugging earth-mama-bear, Mary is a mission-driven leader and community connector dedicated to fostering greater peace and harmony worldwide. With over 30 years of experience, Mary has helped organizations align with their values, nurture well-being, and ignite meaningful change. She’s a passionate advocate for Indigenous communities and a champion of sacred plant medicines and spiritual wisdom traditions. A frequent speaker and advisor for SXSW, Mary offers guidance at the intersection of wellness, culture, and consciousness. Known as a super-connector, she thrives on cultivating value-aligned partnerships that elevate awareness and drive systemic transformation. As part of her commitment to activating connection and collaboration, Mary co-founded ACT Events, creating vibrant gatherings for facilitators and the greater psychedelic community. Based in Austin, Texas, Mary also leads song circles, water blessings, and cherishes time with her family and three grown children.
9:45PM – PANEL: You Are the One You Have Been Waiting For: Healing the Divine Masculine Through Psychedelic Integration
This soul-baring conversation invites men into sacred remembrance and radical self-responsibility. Through the lens of psychedelic integration, four visionary men will share personal stories of healing, transformation, and reclaiming the Divine Masculine—not through domination, but through vulnerability, presence, and service. As a yang counterpart to the Divine Feminine panel, this session completes the ceremonial arc—offering real talk and reverent reflection from men walking the path of inner alignment, ancestral healing, and embodied leadership.
Brian Manjarres, Moderator, WISE SoulYouTions
Dr. Brian Manjarres, MD — widely known in sacred spaces as Dr. Passion — is the founder of WISE SoulYouTions, a multidimensional platform dedicated to guiding individuals back to their inner spark through transformational wellness, integration, and soul-centered education. With over 20 years of experience in integrative medicine, Dr. Brian creates custom programs that blend modern neuroscience, ancient ritual, and intuitive practices to restore emotional wholeness and spiritual alignment. His signature modalities include Quantum Alchemy (a multisensory guided meditation experience), CUMPassion (cosmic masculine embodiment), and Instinctive Meditation inspired by the Radiance Sutras. Brian also serves vulnerable communities through his nonprofit work in the Amazon and with transitional age youth in San Diego. As a meditation guide, integration specialist, and devoted teacher, Dr. Passion invites all beings to remember: “You are the one you have been waiting for.”
Greg Shanken, Colorado Psychedelic Society
Greg Shanken is a speaker, advocate, and entrepreneur dedicated to advancing the psychedelic healing movement through education, community-building, and responsible access. After personally healing from lifelong depression and anxiety with the support of psychedelic and plant medicines, Greg co-founded the Colorado Psychedelic Society and served as an Ambassador for Proposition 122, Colorado’s historic legalization initiative. With over a decade of experience as the founder of Gloss, a Boulder-based web agency, Greg now channels his business expertise into supporting psychedelic practitioners and organizations. He leads nonprofit initiatives, offers strategic guidance, and speaks widely about the intersection of psychedelics, business, and accessibility—advocating for ethical frameworks that ensure these powerful tools reach those who need them most. His mission is rooted in healing, connection, and building a resilient psychedelic ecosystem grounded in service and integrity.
Jonathan “Quest” Brown, Three Rivers Psychedelic Society (TRiPS)
Jonathan “Quest” Brown is a sacred facilitator, integration coach, and creative entrepreneur dedicated to personal and collective healing. He is the founder of Heal, Homie, a lifestyle and wellness brand that centers authenticity, culture, and everyday healing, and the co-founder of Three Rivers Psychedelic Society (TRiPS), where he cultivates community education and intentional healing practices. Quest weaves together ancestral reverence, spiritual sovereignty, and embodiment to create transformative spaces through ceremony, coaching, and his unique integration framework. Whether guiding individuals through deep healing or amplifying collective conversations around wellness and liberation, his work honors the sacred and the soulful with equal devotion.
John Zdanowski, Phoenix Strategy Group
John Zdanowski is a seasoned entrepreneur, investor, and financial strategist known for turning complexity into clarity. With a Master’s in Electrical Engineering and an MBA from Harvard Business School, he brings a systems-level mindset to scaling businesses and building financial models that drive smart decision-making. John has built multiple $500M companies, launched a $100M fund, and led 17 successful exits. As a partner at Phoenix Strategy Group, he’s helped over 250 companies gain financial insight through his Weekly Accounting system and proprietary modeling tools. A father of four and author of Zen and the Art of Nothing, John is committed to designing systems that support sustainable growth, generational impact, and meaningful entrepreneurship.
ROOM B 🔥🎤 3RD FLOOR
Speak your truth, share your story—this room sparks dialogue.
7:30PM – PANEL: Psychedelic Writers Guild (PWG) Presents: How Psychedelic Media Goes Mainstream
From Beatles songs to Ginsberg’s poems, psychedelics once defined the cultural narrative—until decades of prohibition pushed them to the fringe. But with breakout successes like How to Change Your Mind and Common Side Effects, psychedelic storytelling is staging a comeback. This first-ever event from the Psychedelic Writers Guild (PWG) brings together five journalists and media makers to explore what it will take for psychedelic media to truly go mainstream. From newsroom politics to Substack revolutions, they’ll dive into questions of ethics, accessibility, advocacy, and the power of story to shift public perception and policy.
Alex Detmering, Moderator, Secret Wilderness Host
Alex Detmering is a tech marketer turned psychedelic journalist and the creator of Secret Wilderness, an anonymous podcast that gives people who’ve experienced psychedelic therapy a platform to share their stories with raw honesty and heart. With a background in communications and a passion for truth-telling, Alex now focuses on bridging mainstream audiences and psychedelic healing through media that’s personal, vulnerable, and stigma-breaking. His work explores the power of narrative to dissolve shame, foster connection, and normalize mental health journeys in the psychedelic era. You can follow his work at parablefoundation.substack.com.
Cesar Marin, Cultivating Wisdom
Cesar Marin is a former CNN producer with over 30 years of experience in media, communications, and content strategy. He is the founder of Cultivating Wisdom, a platform dedicated to education and community engagement in the psychedelic space, and MicrodosingOver50.com, which empowers older adults to explore plant medicine and wellness tools. As a speaker, thought leader, and advocate, Cesar blends media expertise with personal transformation to bridge generational gaps and promote conscious aging through psychedelics.
Mary Carreón, DoubleBlind
Mary Carreón is a journalist and editor exploring the intersections of drug policy, culture, and the environment. She is the Editor-in-Chief at DoubleBlind and co-founder of Hyphae Leaks, a podcast produced in partnership with Psychedelics Today. Her writing has appeared in Billboard, High Times, Insider, KCRW/NPR, and more. Mary is a frequent speaker at events like SXSW and MAPS’s Psychedelic Science, and she recently completed UCLA’s paralegal program to expand her focus into psychedelics law. Through her work, she aims to uplift underrepresented voices and drive more inclusive, nuanced conversations around drugs, justice, and social healing.
Jack Gorsline, Psychedelic Writers Guild (PWG)
Jack Gorsline is an investigative journalist covering the politics of drug policy reform with a focus on psychedelics and cannabis legalization. His reporting has appeared in DoubleBlind Magazine, Psychedelic Alpha, Lucid News, Filter Magazine, and Marijuana Moment, among others. He is the founder of Psychedelic State(s) of America and the Psychedelic Writers Guild (PWG)—a collaborative media project uniting journalists, scientists, and advocates to build a values-driven psychedelic media ecosystem. Based in Boston, Jack’s work combines sharp reporting with community-building, pushing toward more transparent and ethical narratives in the emerging psychedelic renaissance.
Noah Daly, Investigative Journalist & Psychedelics Policy Reporter
Noah Daly is an investigative journalist whose reporting on psychoactive substances has appeared in Rolling Stone, Marijuana Moment, Military Times, The War Horse, Apple News, and more. In 2022, his groundbreaking work with Lucid News broke the story of the Biden Administration’s secretive psychedelics task force, bringing national attention to the emerging intersection of federal policy and psychedelic science. Noah brings to the Psychedelic Society of America (PSA) a wealth of investigative experience, sharp insight into regulatory systems, and deep-rooted relationships across the psychedelic community. Known for his tenacious reporting and thoughtful approach, he continues to explore the evolving landscape of drug reform, policy, and public health with nuance and urgency.
8:30PM – PANEL: Psychedelic Storytelling: Voices of Power + Liberation
Not a panel—a mic, a stage, a moment. This immersive storytelling hour invites four powerful voices to step forward and share true, personal stories around themes of liberation, identity, survival, and ancestral wisdom. From “Surviving Systems That Want You Dead” to “Carrying Indigenous Wisdom in a Western World,” these are raw, soul-baring reflections on transformation, healing, and what it means to reclaim your power. Curated and emceed by Linden Schaffer of Reveal, the experience is designed to be intimate, interactive, and alive. Between stories, the audience will be guided into reflection with connection prompts like: “Turn to a neighbor—what’s one moment when you knew you were free?” Expect dim lights, ambient music, and a brave space where story becomes medicine—and our shared truth becomes a ceremony.
Linden Schaffer, Moderator, Reveal
Linden Schaffer is a 3x founder, award-winning wellness entrepreneur, and bestselling author with over 20 years of experience at the intersection of wellness, safety, and psychedelics. She is the founder of Reveal, a platform where smart, soulful seekers prepare for plant medicine journeys with real guidance, grounded education, and a supportive community. Reveal empowers individuals—especially women—to explore psychedelics safely, powerfully, and on their own terms. Linden’s work has been featured in Forbes and Fast Company, and she has spoken at leading institutions including Google and The New York Times Travel Show. A passionate advocate for values-led growth in the psychedelic space, she also contributes her time to the Global Psychedelic Society, helping to cultivate risk-aware, conscious community for a new era of exploration.
Parham Farsi, Technologies of the Sacred
Parham Farsi is a Minister, systems thinker, and seasoned entrepreneur dedicated to designing sacred technologies for human transformation. As the founder of Technologies of the Sacred, he leads a pioneering platform at the intersection of technology, consciousness, and cultural healing. Drawing from his Indigenous Zoroastrian and Iranian heritage, Parham weaves together ancient wisdom, somatic intelligence, and ceremonial design to foster inclusive, embodied, and visionary futures. With a background in software architecture and systems innovation, Parham bridges spiritual traditions with modern tools—crafting experiences and infrastructures that support deep healing, collective awakening, and sacred re-alignment in the age of AI.
Staeven Fray, PRISMA
Stæven Frey (he/him) is the founder of PRISMA, an entheogenic church designed for queer, neurodivergent, and spiritually displaced individuals seeking sacred, trauma-informed healing. With a background in theology, cognitive science, and branding, Stæven weaves his expertise into ceremonial experiences that center meaning-making, neuroplasticity, and narrative repair. After years in vocational ministry and navigating his own journey through coming out and an AuDHD diagnosis, he now creates spaces that challenge dogma and invite deeper connection. Through PRISMA, he offers psychedelic ceremonies, integration programs, and facilitator training—all grounded in safety, inclusivity, and long-term transformation.
Mikaela de la Myco, Mama de la Myco & mushWOMB
Mikaela de la Myco is a mother, educator, folk herbalist, and community organizer dedicated to sacred earth medicine, full-spectrum womb care, and trauma-informed advocacy. As the founder of Mama de la Myco and mushWOMB, she creates spaces that center BIPOC, queer, and family communities in psychedelic and herbal education. Her offerings include retreats, certifications, and programs like ECO Sensual and the Herbal & Trauma-Informed Advocacy Certification. Mikaela also leads Mothers of the Mushroom, a citizen science initiative exploring psilocybin use among mothers and birthing people. Rooted in her mestizo identity, her work invites reconnection to cultural memory, community ceremony, and reverence for nature. She collaborates widely across the psychedelic field as a voice for rematriation, healing, and remembrance.
Alexandra Artzoglou, Psychedelic Integration Coach & Author
Alexandra Artzoglou is a trauma-informed psychedelic integration coach, author of The Microdosing Guide & Workbook, and founder of the Psychedelic Society of Madeira. With a background in psychology, yoga, and Compassionate Inquiry, she helps seekers and visionaries transform insight into embodied action. Her integration method blends somatic therapy, coaching, and meditation—supporting long-term growth, nervous system regulation, and soul-aligned purpose. Rooted in a decade of global nomadism and deep inner work, Alexandra specializes in bridging transformational experiences with real-life momentum. She empowers clients to turn psychedelic journeys into new baselines—where life keeps getting better, and alignment becomes the norm. Her guiding question: How good can life get when we fully commit to what works? Her hypothesis: our potential is infinite.
9:30PM – FIRESIDE CHAT: International Psychedelia - Transatlantic Perspectives
What does the psychedelic renaissance look like from a global lens? In this fireside chat, Anne Philippi (The New Health Club, Berlin) and Joseph Moore (Psychedelics Today, Colorado) come together for a wide-ranging conversation on how psychedelics are shaping mental health, culture, and industry on both sides of the Atlantic. With deep roots in media, advocacy, and education, Anne and Joe have interviewed nearly every thought leader in the field—giving them a rare, panoramic view of this unfolding movement. Together, they’ll explore emerging trends, key challenges, and where this global wave may be headed next. Expect honest insights, sharp storytelling, and a few surprises from two insiders who’ve seen it all from the eye of the storm.
Joseph Moore, Psychedelics Today
Joseph Moore is the co-founder and CEO of Psychedelics Today, one of the world’s leading psychedelic education and media platforms. Since launching in 2016, Joe has hosted hundreds of podcast episodes featuring researchers, practitioners, and policy leaders, and co-developed Vital—a comprehensive training program for psychedelic professionals. With a background in transpersonal psychology, breathwork, and digital security, Joe brings a grounded, multidimensional approach to psychedelic education. Based in Breckenridge, Colorado, he speaks internationally on psychedelic therapy, cultural integration, and movement ethics, aiming to foster a future where psychedelic healing is accessible, informed, and rooted in community care.
Anne Philippi, The New Health Institute
Anne Philippi is the founder of The New Health Club, a podcast and media platform based in Berlin exploring psychedelics, mental wellness, and the future of mental health care. A former journalist for Vanity Fair, GQ, and Vogue, Anne transitioned into the psychedelic space to help shift public perception through smart, accessible storytelling. Her podcast features global voices in science, business, and culture, and is supported by industry leaders like Dr. Bronner’s. Anne is also the co-founder of The New Health Institute, a nonprofit dedicated to advancing psychedelic mental health care. She regularly speaks at international conferences and consults on media strategies that bridge psychedelics, entertainment, and culture.
ROOM C 🍄🌀 3RD FLOOR
Drop in, tune in—this room is where wisdom, experimentation, and the unknown come to life.
8:00PM — WORKSHOP: PsiloSafe Labeling and Testing Standards for Therapeutic Brands
As psychedelic-assisted therapy expands and the demand for natural mental wellness products surges, producers face a critical responsibility: ensuring safety, transparency, and trust. This interactive workshop is designed for ethical producers committed to supporting the therapeutic process—whether within emerging state-based access models or the unregulated underground. Led by Joe Robinson of PsiloSafe and Chris Pauli of Tryptomics, this session will walk participants through the PsiloSafe labeling and testing standards. Together, they’ll offer practical insights into how to improve product quality, minimize harm, and align with best practices for safety and efficacy in the evolving psychedelic landscape.
Joe Robinson, PsiloSafe
Joe Robinson is the founder of PsiloSafe and a 20-year veteran of the pharmaceutical and healthcare industries, with a focus on marketing, product development, and risk management. He now brings that deep experience to the psychedelic space, where he’s working to create systems of safety, transparency, and accountability for therapeutic and ceremonial use. Through PsiloSafe, Joe develops labeling and testing standards to support ethical producers in delivering consistent, trusted products—especially as state-level access models begin to emerge. His mission is to protect the integrity of the psychedelic movement by bridging regulatory insight with the values of sacred medicine.
Chris Pauli, Tryptomics
Chris Pauli is the founder and lead scientist of Tryptomics, a cutting-edge analytical lab dedicated to advancing safety, consistency, and innovation in psychedelic compounds. With a background in organic chemistry and analytical testing, Chris specializes in the identification, quantification, and stability analysis of tryptamines—offering ethical producers the tools they need to ensure product quality and therapeutic reliability. At the forefront of developing industry-wide standards, he collaborates with researchers, clinicians, and manufacturers to create data-backed protocols for the evolving psychedelic landscape. Through Tryptomics, Chris is helping bridge the gap between underground medicine and regulated access, all while championing science as a pathway to healing.
9:00PM — WORKSHOP: You, Me & DMT
What if your reality is running on outdated programming—and it’s time for a conscious upgrade? In this playful, powerful workshop, Eve Taylor invites you to explore how language, intention, and awareness shape the world you live in. Together, we’ll examine the stories we tell ourselves, amplify the beliefs that serve our growth, and gently release the ones that no longer do. Through somatic exercises, mindset shifts, and collective intention, this session becomes a sacred space for self-inquiry, empowerment, and transformation. Think of it as a software update—where the spirit molecule meets your inner operating system.
Eve Taylor, Visionary Artist, Ceremonial Facilitator & Somatic Healing Practitioner
Eve Taylor is a visionary artist, ceremonial facilitator, and somatic healing practitioner whose work bridges ancient wisdom and modern modalities. With a background in breathwork, energy medicine, and sacred plant practices, she creates immersive experiences that guide participants into deeper embodiment, emotional alchemy, and spiritual remembrance. Eve is known for her intuitive presence and transformative facilitation style—whether she’s leading a ceremony, speaking on stage, or holding quiet space in intimate settings. Through her workshops and 1:1 work, she supports individuals in unlocking their inner wisdom, reconnecting with nature, and reclaiming their most authentic selves. Her current focus includes exploring the ceremonial and therapeutic potential of NN-DMT and cultivating trauma-informed frameworks for its safe use.
MUSIC LINEUP 🎧🎶 2ND & 3RD FLOORS
7:30PM - 9:30PM — 2nd Floor 🎧 Rev. Hooman
As a DJ, Rev. Hooman is known for his emotionally intelligent, cross-cultural sets—blending Afro-Latin rhythms, Middle Eastern techno, and future-forward house music to create immersive ecstatic dance journeys. His dancefloors are intentional spaces of release and reconnection, inviting participants to move, sweat, and awaken. Off the decks, he’s the mind behind platforms like MushGPT, PsiloScreen, and EntheoDNA—tech that empowers seekers with personalized support on the psychedelic path. Whether through sound or code, Rev. Hooman channels movement as medicine, and rhythm as revelation.
9:30PM - 11:30PM — 2nd Floor 🎧 SideQuest Panda
SideQuest Panda is a Denver-based DJ and vibe architect known for crafting high-energy, soul-infused journeys through funky, Afro, tribal, and tech house. More than a DJ, he’s a ceremony conjurer—turning the dancefloor into a space for collective release, rhythm as medicine, and joy as ritual. His sets flow from groove-heavy house into genre-fluid blends of disco, global percussion, and cosmic bass, always grounded in deep intention and infectious energy. A former pro basketball player turned beat alchemist, Panda brings a unique sense of timing, flow, and presence to every performance. Shaped by his studies at DJ academies in Tulum and spiritual retreats with Taoist master Mantak Chia, his music is both movement and meditation—inviting you to sweat, release, and transcend. With sonic influences ranging from GRiZ and LSDREAM to Stevie Wonder and Kendrick Lamar, SideQuest Panda brings a sound that’s as spiritually attuned as it is dancefloor-ready.
11:30PM - 1:30AM — 2nd Floor 🎧 Nyrus
Nyrus is a sonic storyteller exploring the liminal space between opposites—electronic and organic, ancient and futuristic, conscious and dreamlike. Blending deep bass grooves with glistening melodies, global percussion, and earthy instrumentation, Nyrus creates immersive soundscapes designed to move both body and spirit. His genre-blurring sets are rooted in bass music but branch into the ethereal, drawing listeners into a state of embodied presence and inner connection. With a focus on universal rhythm and emotional depth, Nyrus crafts intimate musical journeys that invite reflection, movement, and transformation.
11:00PM - 1:00AM — 3rd Floor 🎧 Kat Walsh
Kat Walsh — also known as her music alias The Kat’s Meow — is an LA-based electronic music DJ who seamlessly moves between multi-genre house music, disco beats and pulsing techno. She brings the fullness of her spirit to every dance floor creating an energy of joy, play and a bit of mischief. Kat is also a show host, storyteller and the founder the popular psychedelic platform Trip On This.
