We are now closed.
After 8 wonderful years, we have decided to close up operations. This decision was made as we reflected on a city and region that offers more variety of mental health resources and programs than in 2018. More community events and festivals now host zones and ongoing activities that support mental health in their operations.
While no one organization matches what we've done, or how we did it, the future asks us to evolve accordingly. For us to support the wellbeing of people today, we need to work differently. We will publish a wrap-up newsletter later in the month that will highlight the incredible resources and a few notes on our impact resulting from our time together.
The website and linked resources will be available until January 2027. Thank you for your business, your support, and your incredible participation in wellbeing work. You've healed us.
Creative & fun solutions to be well.
Mind/Art adventures to support your brain and well-being in the community, at work, and at home.
Play, Learn, and Discover
We are a unique, niche non-profit foundation that helps everyday people, through our support for the global arts and culture and mental health ecosystems. By curating conversations and connecting these systems, we cross-pollinate and generate innovative approaches to mindful awareness and celebration.
BlissFest Labs
Our social enterprise enables us to bring everything we've learned to your community, workplace, or festival in engaging and fun ways. Discover our pop-ups, workshops, training, and coaching programs and have some fun!
Public Speaking
Your conference, summit, or congress might benefit from one of our talks on community wellbeing, inclusivity and belonging, or a global perspective on mental health frameworks. We help your group think, converse, and grow.
Art for Social Change Podcast
What is the Art for Social Change ecosystem? It felt helpful to bring artists and conversations to your chosen platform. Listen to improve your understanding of advocacy through the arts, culture, and community.
"We enjoyed having you participate in our Lit Lunch program. Your insights helped our writers think more deeply about how we can weave character archetypes and storytelling with mental health and the healing process."
Alexandra Writers' Centre Society
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