About FlowJam
Our Story
The Mid-Atlantic's First Universal Healing Arts Festival
How It Began
From a Farm to the Foothills
FlowJam Universal Healing Arts Festival started on our founder's home farm — a 16-acre property in Bluemont, VA — as an overnight fundraiser for the Ikirwa school outside Arusha, Tanzania.
What began as a single night of music, healing, and community has grown into a multi-day, multi-genre experience bringing people together in the Blue Ridge Mountains.
Every year, hundreds of seekers, artists, healers, musicians, and families gather to reconnect with themselves, each other, and the land.
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Tight-Knit Community
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Days of Magic
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How Do We Choose Our Team?
From those who apply and from who we scout far and wide — we carefully select our talent pool of musicians, artists, healers, teachers, speakers, and local vendors.
Our goal is to give you a well-rounded mix of healing tools and modalities to take back with you into your world. Every person on our team is chosen with intention and heart.
Why We Exist
Our Mission
To bring awareness of the healing arts — music, dance, yoga, reiki, nature, and more — during these challenging times, and the power of grassroots movements to transcend boundaries and cultivate new ways of thinking.
Healing Arts
We bring awareness to the healing arts — music, dance, yoga, reiki, nature — and their power to transform lives during challenging times.
Live Music
Soulful local and regional musicians feed the spirit across multiple stages, from intimate acoustic sets to full-band performances.
Nature & Mindfulness
Set on 55 acres with a view of the Blue Ridge Mountains, the land itself is part of the medicine — grounding, inspiring, and renewing.
Community
We cultivate thought and behavior change through creative classes, workshops, and grassroots connection that transcends boundaries.
Ready to Join the FlowJam Family?
Come experience the magic for yourself — multi-day healing, music, community, and transformation in the Blue Ridge Mountains.