New Orleans’ own Sean Johnson & The Wild Lotus Band weave together kirtan, soulful melodies, and heart-opening rhythms into a powerful musical experience. Known for transforming spaces into collective celebrations of devotion, their offerings invite you to sing, feel, and connect—both within yourself and as a community.

Paloma Devi is an internationally recognized devotional singer, yogini, and teacher whose work blends sacred sound, movement, and mysticism. A lifelong spiritual pilgrim with over 25 years of yoga practice, she shares kirtan, voice activation, and embodied devotional music around the world. Creator of the Vocal Moksha Method, Paloma’s offerings uplift artistic expression and connection through what she calls her signature style of “Celestial Soul.”

Internationally renowned kirtan artist Ananda Das brings a deeply devotional and uplifting presence to the festival. With a voice that carries both power and tenderness, his music becomes a doorway into joy, connection, and the sacred—inviting all to drop into the heart through mantra and song.

Victoria Martinez offers a grounded and intuitive approach to movement, guiding students into deeper connection with their bodies through breath, alignment, and presence. Her teaching creates space for both strength and softness, supporting practitioners in building trust within themselves.

Founder of the Budokon Yoga system, Cameron Shayne is a visionary teacher blending yoga, martial arts, and mindfulness into a dynamic, disciplined practice. His approach challenges students to move with intention, cultivate strength, and embody a deeper sense of personal responsibility and awareness.

Brittnee Castille is a yoga teacher and co-owner of Leela Yoga in Baton Rouge. Her teaching blends the strength and structure of Ashtanga with the fluidity of Vinyasa, layered with embodiment practices and empowering dharma. Her classes are strong, intentional, and designed to help students reconnect with their breath, focus, and inner power.

Jimmy Wilson is a teacher practitioner of vibrational sound therapy and master teacher of Sattva yoga & meditation. He combines his passions for sound healing, healing frequencies & medicine music to incorporate a blend of electronic and acoustic instruments into his sound journeys to create unique soundscapes for deep resets & meditation.

Adrienne is a New Orleans–based yoga teacher and musician, and the band leader of the devotional music group Rad Bhav. Her work weaves together movement, music, and bhakti (the yoga of devotion) to create practices that are both grounding and heart-opening.

Vikram Hirani is a yoga teacher and educator who has been profiled in Esalen Journal and taught for Lululemon in Bangalore, India. His classes and teacher training modules are known for being historically informed, philosophically grounded, and relevant to modern practice, designed for students who want to understand not just how to practice but why

Charlotte is a New Orleans–based yoga teacher and sound practitioner offering Meditative Restorative Yoga and Sound Bath classes that invite deep rest and inner reflection. Her sessions combine a gentle restorative yoga sequence with guided meditation inspired by the dharma, accompanied by vibratory sound from instruments such as gong, crystal singing bowls, Koshi chimes, tuning forks, and ocean drum.

Zoë Thibeault-Stone is a 500-hour registered yoga teacher and the Director of Operations at Free to Be Power Yoga. Her teaching draws from Himalayan Kriya Yoga traditions and incorporates pranayama, meditation, and mindful movement to support a balanced and integrated practice.

Rebecca Crenshaw is an E-RYT® 500 yoga teacher with over 1,000 hours of training in anatomy, yoga therapeutics, injury prevention, and accessible sequencing. She teaches alignment-based yoga that supports athletes, beginners, and all bodies. Rebecca teaches at the New Orleans Athletic Club and Wild Lotus Yoga and serves as Director of YEAH! Yoga, bringing yoga and mindfulness to youth impacted by incarceration.

Erica Hoff is a yogi, traveler, storyteller, and seeker devoted to following her curiosity and creating a life of meaning. She studied at Sattva Yoga Academy in Rishikesh, India, in the Himalayan Kriya Yoga tradition, and is Level 1 certified with LoveYourBrain, a yoga program supporting people affected by brain injury and their caregivers.

Brynnevere Hertley is a yoga teacher and movement guide devoted to helping people reconnect with their bodies through mindful movement, breath, and presence. Her classes blend strength, fluidity, and grounded awareness, creating a space where students can explore both challenge and ease. Brynnevere’s teaching encourages curiosity, self-trust, and a deeper connection to the wisdom of the body.