FAQ

Garden of Peace Sessions are intimate, outdoor live music gatherings that are filmed and shared as part of the series. Each session brings a small group together to experience the music up close in a listening-forward setting.

Sessions are intentionally small, typically welcoming around 20 to 35 guests.

This allows the experience to remain intimate and respectful of both the artists and the surrounding space.

Seating is informal and may include chairs, blankets, or ground seating depending on the setup.

The main pathways and gathering areas are ADA accessible, while the primary seating area is set on sand and some parts of the garden include natural terrain that may be more difficult to navigate.

If you have specific accessibility needs, please reach out in advance and we will do our best to support your experience.

Sessions are designed to be a relaxed and intentional gathering, typically lasting under two hours.

Live performances are generally 20 to 30 minutes, with time before and after to arrive, settle in, and connect.

Parking details and arrival instructions will be shared after tickets are purchased.

Space is limited, so carpooling is encouraged when possible.

Yes. Garden of Peace Sessions take place outdoors in a natural garden setting.

We recommend dressing comfortably for the weather and wearing footwear appropriate for uneven ground.

You’ll arrive to a quiet, welcoming outdoor setting where guests are gathering and settling in. Light food will be available as part of the arrival, with time to find your place, get comfortable, and ease into the experience before the performance begins.

Sessions are filmed as part of the ongoing Garden of Peace Sessions series. Guests may be present in wide or ambient shots, but the focus remains on the artist and the experience.

Full media details and consent are included at the time of ticket purchase.

Not in the traditional sense.

Garden of Peace Sessions are smaller, more intimate gatherings centered around listening and connection. Performances are typically around 20 to 30 minutes, with the overall experience designed to feel close, intentional, and grounded in the setting.

Sessions are held outdoors and we work with the natural conditions of the space.

If weather impacts a session, we may adjust timing, shift within the space, or reschedule. Tickets will be honored for the new date or may be transferred.

Tickets are released per session and are limited to keep each gathering small and intentional. Once a session is full, additional spots may become available through the waitlist if space opens.

The Season Pass provides access to all sessions throughout the season, including any additional shows that may be added.

It is designed for those who want to be part of the full experience and attend regularly.

Tickets may be transferred to another person if you are unable to attend. Transfers must be coordinated in advance so we can update attendee information and ensure all required forms are completed.

Tickets are not to be resold publicly.

If you are unable to attend, you may transfer your ticket to another guest.

Your spot may also be released to the waitlist when possible.

Friends of the Garden are a small group of founding supporters who help make Garden of Peace Sessions possible.

Their support sustains the artists, the space, and the care behind each gathering, while helping this work grow in a thoughtful and intentional way.

Becoming a Friend of the Garden begins with a conversation.

If you feel called to support in this way, we invite you to reach out and we will share more about what it means to be part of this circle.

Yes. You can support by attending sessions, purchasing tickets or a Season Pass, or making a one-time or ongoing contribution through our Support page.

Every form of support helps sustain the artists, the space, and the experience.

We curate each season with intention, bringing together artists whose work aligns with the energy and spirit of Garden of Peace Sessions.

If you are interested in performing, we welcome you to reach out. While we are not able to accommodate every request, we value the opportunity to connect and learn more about your work.

While Garden of Peace Sessions are centered around live music, we are open to collaborating with artists across different disciplines when it aligns with the experience, including occasional openers or guest creatives.