What is the minimum age to attend?

This event is for ages 21 and up; please bring ID to redeem your drink ticket.

How long is the sound bath?

The session runs about one hour and includes a drink ticket to redeem after the session.

Bring a yoga mat, small pillow or bolster, a blanket or extra layers, and your photo ID.

Is the venue wheelchair accessible?

Yes, Gentile Brewing is wheelchair accessible; the operator requests you email ahead for special parking or access needs.

Yes, group size is capped to keep the experience intimate; book in advance to secure a place.

What is the refund or cancellation policy?

Cancellation and refund details vary by booking platform; check the FareHarbor booking page or contact the event operator directly for policy specifics.

Holiday Sound Bath & Beer at Gentile Brewing in Beverly | Brewery | Workshop

At the heart of downtown Beverly, Massachusetts, a short hour of focused calm awaits: a crystal-bowl sound bath followed by a locally poured beer at Gentile Brewing, 59 Park St, Beverly, MA 01915, USA. HOLIDAY DE-STRESS: SOUND BATH + BEERS! combines resonant relaxation with neighborhood craft beer, creating an accessible pause for travelers and residents during the busy holiday season. Inside the tasting room the low light and hand finished wood set the stage while crystal singing bowls played by Judy McAmis fill the air. Participants bring yoga mats, small pillows, and cozy blankets, lie back, and let long, layered tones ease muscle tension and quiet the mind. The session runs about one hour, and includes a drink ticket redeemable at the bar. Group size is limited, keeping the atmosphere intimate and restorative. This event feels like a smart fit for visitors exploring the North Shore. Beverly’s maritime edge, rocky coastline, and nearby green spaces such as Lynch Park offer easy after-activity options: sunset walks, harbor viewpoints, or gallery stops in town. The combination of local brewing culture and community-oriented wellness programming makes this more than a single-class: it reads like a deliberately small local ritual. Practical details are straightforward: minimum age is 21, the venue is wheelchair accessible, and expected quiet stillness means dressing in layers and bringing anything that helps comfort (eye cover, extra socks, a small cushion). After the sound bath, linger at the bar to taste the tap selection and chat with staff; the social cooldown feels low-key and welcoming. Why book? It’s fast to schedule, easy to fold into a day of exploring, and effective at lowering stress without requiring prior experience. Reserve early during the holidays; seating is limited and the event often sells out. For travelers seeking a gentle reset between hikes, museum visits, or long drives, this combination of sound therapy and a well-crafted local beer creates a memorable, approachable way to decompress. The setting at 59 Park St places attendees within walking distance of downtown shops, cafés, and waterfront viewpoints, making the event a practical stop on any Massachusetts North Shore itinerary. Note the event is capped at a modest group size, so tickets should be purchased in advance. Accessibility accommodations are available; email ahead if you require specific parking or entry assistance. Whether you come with a group or alone, this hour at Gentile Brewing highlights how small local businesses can craft experiences that are restorative, social, and rooted in place. It’s a simple way to mark the season, reset a travel cadence, and connect with Beverly’s lively community scene. Book early.

About Goats To Go

Goats To Go is a farm-based experience operator located in Sandown, New Hampshire. The company organizes interactive animal experiences centered on fainting goats, baby goats, and other animals across seasonal settings. Offerings include goat yoga at Zorvino Vineyards, barn-based fall and winter goat yoga, baby goat mingles, goat socials with guided hikes, paint nights, nature journaling by a duck pond, seasonal crafts workshops, and community events such as a fall pumpkin festival and an annual Christmas tree drop-off fundraiser. Events combine hands-on animal interaction with structured activities like yoga sessions, painting instruction, journaling, hikes, and family-friendly games.

Sessions vary in length and format: examples include 45-minute goat yoga classes, 50-minute nature journaling and hike experiences, and 2.5-hour paint nights. Many events take place on farm property or partner sites such as Zorvino Vineyards and Great Rock Farm. Activities are designed for all ages and skill levels and emphasize safe, supervised encounters with animals, creative instruction, and outdoor recreation. Seasonal events highlight local food trucks, live music, hayrides, and family activities.

Goats To Go partners with local venues and animal care providers to manage logistics and animal welfare. Public listings and event descriptions specify duration, location, and the structure of each experience. Booking details, dates, and event rules are provided on event pages and ticketing platforms. The organization hosts community-focused fundraisers and annual events, such as the Goat's Fall Pumpkin Festival and the Christmas Tree Drop-Off fundraiser. Visitors can expect playful, hands-on encounters with fainting goats and additional animals during events.