The LUMA lineup is now online and sign-ups are open. When you’re ready to book, head to Yoga Nest Oerlikon on Eversports and look for the LUMA sessions on 20 September. Choose the practices that speak to you, join us for one or stay for more and make the day your own.
11:00-11:45 Yoga Nidra with Simona & Kasia // Opening session // sign up here
12:15-13:00 QiGong with Barbora // sign up here
13:30-14:15 Tibetan Bowls Sound Meditation with Jamilah // sign up here
14:45-15:30 Teen Flow with Runa-Sophia // sign up here
16:00-16:45 Yoga Nidra mit Theresa (DE) // sign up here
17:15-18:00 Nervous System Alchemy with Victoria // sign up here
18:30-19:15 Breathe & Meditate with Guka & Drilon // Closing session // sign up here
Why a Festival of Quiet
The word festival usually calls to mind something loud: crowds, noise, a stage turned up too high. But at its root, a festival is a way of marking something as important. A gathering in honor of what matters. So we asked ourselves: what if we honored stillness the way we usually honor celebration? What if quiet practices, the ones that regulate a nervous system rather than overstimulate it, were given the same devotion, the same day-long gathering, the same sense of occasion?
LUMA is our answer: a festival, in the truest sense of the word, a day of honoring, together, what quiet can do. Not a retreat from the world, but a different way of meeting it. And this space is for everyone: however you arrive, whatever quiet means to you, there is a place for you here.
About Yoga Nest
If this is your first time here - welcome. Yoga Nest opened its doors for the first time in May 2024, in Oerlikon. Since then, we've been sharing yoga, meditation, and aerial yin practices with our community, and last year we opened a second studio in the city center: Yoga Nest Zentrum.
Our mantra is where roots become wings, the belief that grounding and freedom aren't opposites, but two parts of the same practice. You root down first. The wings come after, and they come more easily than you'd expect. That belief is really the heart of everything we do: community sits at the very center of it, the same way it sits at the center of what Labor does. We don't think growth happens alone, and we've built both of our studios, and now this festival, around that.