Name: The Sonic Sanctuary with Matt Venuti
Start: 2026-05-10T04:00:00-04:00
End: 2026-05-10T17:00:00-04:00
Location: 1512 N. Main Street, 24060

Reconnect with the purely organic. Join us for an intimate, unplugged acoustic experience featuring national touring artist Matt Venuti. Leave the digital world and its distractions behind for a return to the "AI-free" essence of music and sound.
Matt will serenade you with a relaxing yet powerful, natural sonic journey through evocative performances on:
• The Hangs: The rare instruments that inspired the Handpan.
• The Waves and Gemini Bells: Contemporary resonant instruments of sound.
• Himalayan Bowls: A specially curated collection of resonant bronze.
Immerse yourself in a relaxing, one-of-a-kind experience that celebrates the beauty of the rhythms of life.
Space is limited…advance purchase is highly recommended
Explore Matt’s work at: www.mattvenuti.com
Matt Venuti is a national touring artist and award-winning multi-instrumentalist/composer. He’s known for creating soul-stirring acoustic and electronic music with up to 12 innovative instruments that he was among the very first to explore. Two of Matt’s instruments include the amazing Electronic Valve Instrument (EVI) wind synthesizer, and the Hang; an acoustic flying saucer-shaped instrument known for its hauntingly beautiful sounds.
His original Music and Sound Alchemy events merge the essential elements of sound-bath immersion/journeys with a masterful and inspiring musicality. Matt’s decades of experience as a “sculptor” of music and sound have honed his intuitive receptivity for feeling energy and responding to it through his instruments. His audiences report a calming, relaxing and heart-opening experience.
“One of the most distinctive musical artists of our time”
Dylan Campbell, Senior Editor, SRQ Magazine
“A soul-stirring Maestro”
Jill Lawson, Huffington Post
“A symphony of creation”
Richard Dulany, President, Russell Museum
“Musical transcendence…haunting and enchanting”
Jodi Schwarzenbach, Sarasota Sun Post
“Akin to the Aurora Borealis for your ears”-
James Stimpson, Charlottesville Weekly