You are warmly invited to a community cultural evening with Paka and Rurá Kamanawa, indigenous musicians and cultural carriers from the Brazilian Amazon. Through song, story, and shared presence, they offer a window into the living traditions of their lineage.

This gathering is gentle, family friendly, and rooted in cultural exchange - honoring ancestry as something alive, relational, and shared across generations.

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📅 WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 25 

5:00 - 7:00 PM - Amazonian Cultural Sharing | Presale: 300k | At the door 400k

The evening begins in a relaxed, community-oriented atmosphere, open and welcoming to families, children, and elders.

During this time, Paka and Rurá share:

• An introduction to the Kamēnawa lineage
• Stories, teachings, and ways of life from the Amazon forest
• Sacred songs carried through generations
• Traditional art and craft display
• Simple face painting for children

This part of the gathering is accessible and educational, offering a gentle window into living indigenous traditions. It is a space to listen, learn, and connect heart to heart.

7:00 - 9:00 PM - Sacred Fire & Traditional Hapéh Ceremony | Presale: 800k | At the door 950k

As the evening deepens, the space naturally transitions into a more intimate and intentional container. Around the sacred fire, participants are invited into:

• Deeper teachings about hapéh
• Songs and collective prayer
• An optional hapéh offering

Receiving rapé is always a personal choice. Participants may decide in the moment whether to partake or simply remain in song and prayer. This second part of the evening holds a quieter, more contemplative tone while remaining rooted in respect, humility, and cultural integrity.

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The entire event is held in one continuous flow within the same space, allowing a natural transition from community cultural sharing into deeper ceremonial presence. Children and families are welcome during the first part of the evening.

We gather in reverence for the forest, for ancestry, and for the relationships that connect people across lands and traditions.