Himalayan bowls
Last updated August 10, 2026.
Himalayan (Tibetan) metal singing bowls carry a warmer, more layered tone than crystal bowls. These sessions build the sound bath around them while you lie down and rest, clothed, for the length of the session.
6 himalayan bowls sessions are on the Front Range calendar right now, priced $50 to $50.
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Sunday, August 16
1 sessionWednesday, August 26
1 sessionThursday, August 27
1 sessionSaturday, August 29
1 sessionSunday, August 30
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Common questions
What is a himalayan bowls sound bath?
A sound bath is a session where you lie down, usually on a mat, while a facilitator plays instruments such as gongs, singing bowls, and chimes. Most run 45 to 75 minutes, and you stay clothed and still the whole time.
Do I need any experience?
No. There is nothing to learn or perform; you lie down and rest. Most facilitators explain what will happen before they start, and you can always ask, so a first sound bath is as easy as any other.
How much do these sessions cost?
The sessions listed here run $50. Some are offered by donation or free. Each listing shows its own price, and the ticket link goes straight to the organizer.
The week’s sound baths, Thursday mornings.
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