March 7th 2026 // 3:00pm - 8:00pm
Welcoming Franko Heke for an immersive sonic and ceremonial experience that weaves future mantra, movement, and conscious celebration.
March 7, 2026
Future Mantra Dance
with Franko Heke
An immersive sonic and ceremonial experience that weaves future mantra, movement, and conscious celebration.
WHAT to EXPECT
Step into an immersive sonic ceremony with visionary Māori musician Franko Heke. Blending meditative kirtan, heart-opening reggae, and ecstatic electronic rhythms, Franko guides a participatory journey of song, movement, and remembrance -inviting you to open your voice, move your body, and reconnect with collective joy.
The journey begins with a cacao ceremony, meditation, and prayer, opening the field and inviting participants into presence and connection. A blue lotus tea lounge will also be available, held by the Maloca and Maloca pool at sunset, creating a soft space for arrival and intention-setting.
From there, Cosmic Kirtan invites voice activation through call-and-response mantra, awakening resonance, presence, and unity within the group.
The experience then flows into Dance Activation, moving from grounding, shamanic rhythms into reggae and melodic healing house layered with live electronic mantras. Participants are encouraged to sing as they dance, weaving voice and movement into one practice.
The ceremony closes with a gentle sound healing integration, guiding the group into stillness, prayer, and collective grounding.
3:00pm — Doors open
4:00pm - CACAO CEREMONY in the MALOCA
4:00pm-6:00pm — Future Mantra Dance
6:30-8:00pm — Optional Farm-to-table dinner
INVESTMENT:
General Admission // $26
Optional Farm-to-Table Dinner // + $35
ABout
Franko Heke
Franko Heke is a visionary Māori musician and creator of Future Mantra—a soulful fusion of kirtan, reggae, folk, and electronic soundscapes that bridges ancient wisdom with modern ceremony. His offerings are participatory journeys, weaving mantra, rhythm, and movement into spaces of collective healing, joy, and remembrance.
Drawing from Māori, Indian, African, and Western musical traditions, Franko invites communities into embodied connection through voice and dance. Over the past year and a half, he has toured internationally—often alongside Mose—holding cacao dance ceremonies and sharing stages with artists including Xavier Rudd, Sam Garrett, Ayla Nereo, and Equanimous.