(25pax)
Begin the day at the dome with silence, breath, and guided meditation through the vibration of OM. This morning meditation invites participants to attune to the non-dual frequency of OM — bringing balance to the body, calmness to the mind, and a deeper connection to the quiet place within.
Please turn your phone off or switch it to Do Not Disturb mode.

8 - 9 am

Movement Studio

(25pax)
A dynamic fusion of yoga, pilates, strength, and dance guided through the colors of the rainbow. Expect rhythmic movement, core work, and breath to awaken energy and leave you aligned, strong, and fully alive.

8.30 - 9.30 am

Yoga Pavillion

(15pax)
A dynamic, breath-led practice where movement becomes ritual and discipline becomes devotion. Expect an energizing flow that builds strength, focus, flexibility, and a deep connection to your inner rhythm.

8.30 - 9.30 am

Main Stage

(25pax)
Barefoot and fully immersed in sound, participants are guided through an uplifting journey of rhythm, release, and connection — dancing alone, together, and entirely through the language of the body.

9 - 10 am

Main Stage

(100pax)
A high-energy movement session combining crawling, hanging, and flowing patterns to build strength, mobility, and coordination. Less about perfection, more about play, connection, and unlocking the body as one system.

9 - 10 am

Yoga Studio

(20pax)
A 35 serving of slow flow, lathered with 15 minutes of yin yoga (deep, intense stretching) and a 10 minute restorative pranayama topping. YUM. (all levels - some yoga experience suggested)

9 - 10 am

Family Beach

(20pax)
It helps you tone the vagus nerve, activate our body’s natural neurochemistry, and access peak states of brain-heart coherence for enhanced performance and self-regulation.

MORNING SESSIONS

Main Stage

10.30 – 10.40 am

A framing for the day ahead: if imagination shapes culture, systems, and possibility itself, how do we begin imagining differently — together?

10.40 – 11 am

Through Little Lions Africa, Julian Johnson is rethinking what education can look like when creativity, dignity, and local possibility are placed at the center. A conversation about imagination not as luxury, but as infrastructure for equity and transformation.

11 – 11.35 am

Interview by Dan Buettner
For architect Sumayya Vally, imagination is not invention alone, but an act of recovery. Through memory, overlooked histories, and marginalized ways of knowing, she asks whose stories are allowed to shape our cities, institutions, and collective future. Rooted in post-apartheid Johannesburg, her work reimagines architecture as a space for dignity, belonging, and cultural repair.

11.35 – 11.45 pm

What happens when imagination is no longer an exclusively human act? Beyond productivity or automation, these systems become mirrors, collaborators, and new instruments for thought — capable of generating unexpected associations, synthetic memories, and new aesthetic possibilities.

11.45 – 12.25 pm

Black holes. Dark matter. Hidden dimensions. Astrophysicist Janna Levin takes us to the outer edge of human understanding, where imagination becomes essential for navigating realities we cannot directly perceive. A reminder that the unseen still shapes the world we live in.

12.25 – 1.10 pm

Imagination is one of the most wonderful dimensions of human consciousness. Why did it evolve and what does it do for us? Drawing on his latest book, A World Appears, Pollan takes us into the laboratories of our own minds, showing us how we might make better use of the gift of consciousness to more meaningfully connect with the world and our deepest selves.

AFTERNOON

LUNCH

1 - 3 pm

Beach Bar

AFTERNOON WORKSHOPS

1 - 5 pm

Main Stage

Last chance to enter the weave. Before the gathering comes to a close, artist Regina Dejimenez invites guests to leave their mark on this evolving communal artwork — one final thread added to a tapestry shaped by shared moments, encounters, and collective imagination.

2.45 - 3.45 pm

Main Stage

(25pax)
A meditative descent through sound, vibration, and altered perception. Blending voice, instruments, and subtle ritual elements, Chen Ting creates an immersive sonic landscape designed to quiet the mind, heighten sensitivity, and open space for imagination to wander.

3.15 - 4.30 pm

Sage & Sea

(20pax)
Play an instrument without ever touching it. In this rare hands-on workshop, theremin virtuoso Dorit Chrysler introduces participants to one of the world’s most mysterious instruments — where sound is shaped through movement, proximity, and invisible frequencies. Part experiment, part performance, part sonic spell.

3.15 - 4.30 pm

Movement Studio

(25pax)
A moving meditation rooted in the Mevlevi Sufi tradition. Guided through breath, stillness, music, and turning, participants are invited into a deeply grounding practice of surrender, rhythm, and presence. Music curated by Hadas Kleinman.
Guests are required to wear socks and loose-fitting clothing for workshop participation.

3.15 - 4.45 pm

Basketball Court

(15pax)
An invitation to meet intensity with presence. Guided through breath and focused attention, participants explore the ancient practice of standing on nails as a doorway into resilience, clarity, and unexpected calm. Whether it’s your first time or a return to the boards, the experience unfolds at your own pace.
Please remember to wear socks.

3.45 - 4.30 pm

Main Stage

(100pax)
A proper DJ set in the middle of the afternoon, because some days the best thing you can do is stop, let the music find you, and shake it all off before sunset.

AFTERNOON SESSIONS

Main Stage

5 - 5.40 pm

After last year’s unforgettable reflection on courage, Satish Kumar returns to Harvest in his 90th year to close this chapter with a meditation on imagination. For Satish, imagination is not escape, but a sacred force expressed through love, simplicity, compassion, and our relationship to the living world.
In this intimate closing gathering, one of the great spiritual teachers of our time invites us into a deeper inquiry: how do we imagine a more beautiful world through the way we live, care, and relate to one another? A final blessing for the road ahead.

5.40 - 6.05 pm

A final gathering of voices, reflections, and resonances from across the weekend. What began as many separate conversations slowly converges into something shared.

NIGHT

COCKTAILS & DINNER

9 - 10.30 pm

Marina Beach

EVENING SESSIONS

Marina Beach

10.30 pm- 12 am

As the final night opens beside the sea, Philipp Johann Thimm and his collaborator Lih guide us into an immersive world of cello, electronics, voice, and spoken word. Somewhere between ritual, concert, and dreamscape, the performance unfolds as a deeply emotional journey — cinematic, hypnotic, and alive.

12.00 - 1.30 am

The closing dance begins. Sarita and Steve Tam weave together global rhythms, soulful electronics, and ecstatic grooves into a set designed for release, celebration, and togetherness. Barefoot under the stars, the final chapter of Harvest unfolds on the dancefloor.

1.30 - 5 am

Do not leave early. One final descent into joy, chaos, and collective release awaits those who stay until the very end.