Experience authentic Tibetan healing traditions and cultural activities in the scenic coastal village of Flinders this Easter long weekend.
Friday 3 April 2026
to Saturday 4 April 2026
9:00am - 5:00pm
Flinders Civic Hall, 56 Cook Street, Flinders, 3929
Free; $50 donation for concert
Immerse yourself in a unique cultural and spiritual experience at the Tibetan Healing Art and Culture Festival. Set in the beautiful Mornington Peninsula, this family-friendly event offers a rare chance to explore Tibetan healing practices, art, and community wellbeing.
Throughout the festival, visitors can enjoy a Tibetan Mandala Art Exhibition showcasing intricate sacred paintings symbolizing balance and compassion. Healing and wellness sessions, including Tibetan sound healing, provide practical relaxation tools.
Children can participate in art and meditation classes designed to engage and inspire, while adults have access to talks, cultural demonstrations, and healing workshops.
The festival runs over two days, Friday 3rd and Saturday 4th April 2026, with free daytime entry from 09:00 to 17:00. On Friday evening, a special fundraising sound healing concert takes place from 19:00 to 21:00 featuring Lama Tendar and Maestro Liam Le Kelle.
The concert supports education initiatives for children in the Kham district of Eastern Tibet, with a $50 donation requested for admission. The festival’s programming balances cultural enrichment with community support.
Expect a welcoming atmosphere focused on harmony between body, mind, and spirit, perfect for families and visitors seeking meaningful Easter activities.
The festival is held at Flinders Civic Hall, located at 56 Cook Street, Flinders, 3929. The venue is easily accessible within the coastal village known for its natural beauty.
Flinders is a charming destination on the Mornington Peninsula, making it an ideal spot for a weekend getaway combined with cultural exploration. Parking and local amenities are available nearby.
Visitors are encouraged to plan their trip in advance, especially for the evening concert, to ensure a smooth and enjoyable experience.
The festival is family-friendly and community-focused, welcoming all ages to participate in various activities. Daytime entry to the festival is free, making it accessible to everyone.
The fundraising concert on Friday evening requires a $50 donation, supporting educational projects for Tibetan children. Booking in advance is recommended.
Please note the festival coincides with the Easter long weekend; some local services may have altered hours. For urgent inquiries, contact the Mornington Peninsula Shire.
Daytime festival entry on both Friday and Saturday is free of charge, allowing families to enjoy the cultural exhibits and workshops without cost.
The fundraising sound healing concert on Friday evening requires a $50 donation, which supports children’s education in Eastern Tibet. Tickets can be purchased through the Medicine Buddha Centre.
For more information and to secure concert tickets, visit the festival website or contact the Medicine Buddha Centre directly.
