Atlanta to the Atlantic returns to Atlanta for installations in three City of Atlanta Parks through which tributaries of the South River flow.  The first will open in Perkerson Park on Saturday, September 21.

Meet the Artists 10am to noon
Comments at 10:30am

map + direction to parking

Sound Bath Meditation with Ebony Black

The event will include a sound bath meditation led by Ebony Black. This immersive outdoor sound bath meditation will guide participants to connect deeply with the powerful presence of water. As healing sounds wash over them, they will feel the rhythm of nature mirroring the flow of rivers, lakes, and oceans. The journey invites participants to connect with the water within and the sounds of flowing water in the park, bridging their connection to the waters that flow throughout Georgia. The natural environment and sound will bring participants into a deeper harmony with this vital element.

About Ebony Black
Ebony Black is a certified sound healing practitioner, behavioral health specialist, and holds a background in marriage and family therapy. As the founder of The Feelings Garden Wellness, Ebony blends her expertise in mental health, mindfulness meditation, holistic living, journaling, and sound healing to guide individuals on their journey to vibrant health, inner harmony and actionable steps towards change. She encourages the daily practice of the “power of pause,” a mindful moment to notice and connect with your emotions through the lens of grace. With a focus on personalized nourishing support, she empowers clients to awaken their fullest potential and embrace holistic well-being.

More about Atlanta to the Atlantic can be found on the project page.

ACCESSIBILITY

Perkerson Park has varying terrain, including some slopes and exposed tree roots.  We recommend accessing this event as follows:

• From the parking lot designated in the link above, rather than take the ramp across the bridge to the pavilions, follow the worn path behind the restrooms along the other side of the creek.  After a short incline at the beginning, the area is flat, with short grass and dirt but without roots.
• At the project site, there is another short incline, this time dirt and with some roots, but they do not cover the entire area.

Our gatherings will be at this site, which seems to be the favorite spot for park-goers to enjoy the creek.

The alternate path from the parking lot, which takes you beside the pavilions, leads to the top of the project and has a beautiful view looking downstream.  There is a bridge with steps over the creek from this location to the one referenced above.

Please contact us with questions at info@fluxprojects.org or (404) 245-5853.