SPRING SWEET SERENADE

A Unique Healing Immersion with a Trio of Collaborators

Please join us for an incredibly soothing Thursday evening May 15th at the Zen Room of The Desert Canary, hosted by Cassandra Bianco, featuring Brooke Taylor and Liz Lee.

This intimate gathering includes guided meditation by Cassandra Bianco as featured in The New York Times. acupuncture from Brooke Taylor, owner of The Desert Canary/The Road, voted Austin Monthly’s “Best of ATX," along with a live cello performance by Elizabeth “Liz” Lee, nominated by the Austin Critics Table Awards for Best Instrumentalist in 2009; she also performs internationally, in multiple orchestras and Triple Take Piano Trio.

We’ll weave these healing modalities together, creating a mind/body retreat and symphony for the soul.

Cassandra has deep experience guiding meditation, whether you are a beginner or have participated in the past. Her soothing style creates a friendly relationship to meditation through breath and imagery. Liz's healing and intuitive cello enhances the ability to sink into the moment, coaxing the conscious body into deep relaxation. Acupuncture assists the nervous system in creating lasting effects of balance and wellbeing.

Bookings are limited for this intimate experience to 8 participants.

Reserve your spot here:

book sweet serenade

Details:

Where: The Desert Canary Zen Room (upstairs)

When: Thursday May 15th, 6:30pm - 8:30pm

Cost: $125

(please honor a 48 hour cancellation policy)

Wear loose/comfy clothing

Mats provided

Acupuncture is optional

First-timer friendly

All backgrounds welcome

Address:

4130 Spicewood Springs Road

Austin, Texas 78759

Contact:

Cassandra Bianco, cnbianco@gmail.com

Brooke Taylor, hello@thisistheroad.com

Liz Lee (above)

@cellomoji

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Cassandra Bianco (below)

www.cassandrabianco.com

@cassandra_bianco_

see below for full bio of Cassandra

Brooke Taylor, LAc (below)

@theroadacupuncture

@thedesertcanary

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EXTENDED BIO FOR CASSANDRA

Merging modern neuroscience with ancient Tibetan techniques, Cassandra Bianco has been featured in The New York Times for her work helping to demystify meditation.  

She’s worked with beloved wellness brands and some of the world's most disruptive companies like Klarna and Spotify. She coaches her students on how to spend less time in the analytical mind, and instead invest more in the peaceful, natural state of wonder.

Cassandra's meditation focus is within the fields of psychology, contemplative science and neuroscience and is rooted in the interconnectedness of all beings.

For 16 years she’s trained with senior instructors and studies a lineage-based meditation with Thupten Phuntsok, a former Tibetan Buddhist monk. Phuntsok’s core teacher received direct guidance from a tutor to the Dalai Lama. She’s completed trauma-informed training with Holistic Life Foundation, a Baltimore-based non-profit replacing school detention centers with meditation programs. In Bali she trained with instructors from Mumbai's Yoga Institute, the oldest organized yoga center in the world. 

Cassandra is currently based in Austin, guiding small groups and sessions 1-on-1 for clients managing stress, chronic pain and cancer diagnosis. She teaches internationally at events and retreats in New York City, France and Italy.