rituals for connection
Private Events + Gatherings
We invite you into a space beyond the ordinary — where warmth, ritual, and intention meet. We co‑design an experience. Whether turning up to us or inviting the sauna out to your place, each event is crafted with care, context, and presence.
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“Ordinary acts when extraordinarily practiced break open transforming human conventions.” R.L. Grimes
Rituals for Connection — Private Events + Gatherings
Gather differently. Host your intimate ceremony, ritual, creative gathering or wellness event with Elsewhere Sauna — a private sauna experience that holds space, alchemises heat & water, and honours connection.
Reach out we’d be happy to co-devise your vision.
We’ve held space for
Wedding preparations
Birthday & rite‑of‑passage gatherings
Mourning / grief / remembrance ceremonies
Creative art residencies + land‑based collaboration
Retreats, symposiums, and deep listening gatherings
We come fresh with bouquet whisks of wild medicinal plants.
We will make it magico I promise.
The sauna welcomes bodies of all genders, shapes and ages to take refuge, relaxing in the heat and cold ocean to build nervous system tone with hermetic stress.
Relax. We are here for you.
We have an ongoing relationship with Spring Bay Mill trayapana/Triabunna where we sauna alongside retreats and conferences. We’re honoured to have partnered with First Nations Festival Nayri Niara - Good Spirit on Bruny Island.
Elsewhere travelled to Marion Bay for Kirsha Kaechele’s (MONA) Forest Congress- alongside Palawa elder Jim Everett puralia meenamatta and Yorta Yorta knowledge keeper Ruth Langford where loggers and conservationists gathered around the fire, to think with sweaty concepts, as Sara Ahmed describes, a sweaty concept is “one that comes out of a description of a body that is not at home in the world,’ an invitation to come into conversation around difficult topics, in recognition of how radically different and all so similar our watery, leaky, more than human bodies are.
above photo credit Jesse Hunniford courtesy of The Forest Congress : Mona Museum
top image credit Selena de Carvalho with Windlass Bay - Spring Bay Mill trayapana/Triabunna
