Soul Union Festival 2026: Self-Care that Helps Others

Soul Union Festival 2026: Self-Care that Helps Others

On Saturday, August 15, 2026, the historic Gabriel Loci complex in Prague's Smíchov will once again transform into a space full of movement, music, inspiration, and inner peace. The Kapka naděje Foundation is organizing the charity festival Soul Union here, which connects mental health care with support for a good cause.

New edition

After last year's successful edition, which was attended by more than 200 participants, the festival continues to grow. In collaboration with the House of Yoga, Breathwork meditation, and MAITREA, inspiration from the heart will offer a full-day program focused on conscious lifestyle and mental well-being.

Visitors can look forward to yoga classes, workshops, lectures, voice work, relaxation techniques, musical performances, and inspirational meetings. A new feature of this year's edition is the expansion of the festival space to include additional halls, a larger food zone, and a children's area with a program for the little ones. Soul Union is thus becoming a truly family-friendly event where parents and children can enjoy a day together.

The program will take place in 5 unique spaces of the former Gabriel Loci monastery:

  • Paradise Garden – yoga, dance, and breathwork meditation,
  • Vaulted Hall – 4BEAT yoga, cacao ceremonies, voice workshop, and lecture,
  • Chandelier Hall – children's area with yoga and playful activities,
  • Library – lectures and sound healing,
  • Church – spiritual concerts and mass for children accompanied by a gong ceremony.

The program will feature, for example, Marantha Gospel, Patrik Kee Kedzierski, Gabriela Filippi, Sofie Filippi, Pavla Fendrichová, Tomáš Strnad, Daniela Nováková, Ester Kozlovská, Jakub Moulis, Andrea Pixová and many other inspirational guests.

Soul Union is primarily a festival with a purpose. The proceeds from the entrance fee will be donated to support children's psychiatric care in Prague. Every visitor thus contributes to where help is most needed.

Date: August 15, 2026
Location: Gabriel Loci, Prague 5 – Smíchov
Time: 10:30 AM – 10:15 PM
Entrance Fee: 1,590 CZK
Children under 15: free entry when accompanied by a paying adult.



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