​Some things don’t die, they go underground, gather strength, and return. Same roots, different seasons, and deeper than before.

This Spring, we’re building MOSAIC around that idea: perennials, cycles, the quiet work of coming back.

We’re hosting it inside a restored treasure. The original palms that lived there for over a century are gone now, but the space is alive in a different way. Not everything returns in the same form. Like all things, it evolves but maintains its spirit.

You’ll enter through the gardens, past rare orchids, floating turtles, tropical plants, and flower-lined paths, the air shifting as you move deeper in. You and the venue transition together.

MOSAIC is back for season 3. We took a breath, and now we’re stepping into a space that understands change. A victorian glass dome in the middle of a city that keeps forgetting to look up.

The night will have panels that showcase depth and insight, performances that resonate and resound, and enough unstructured time for the conversations you didn’t plan for to find you. Those tend to be the ones that stay.

Join us for an evening of return, renewal, and the kind of moments that don’t quite repeat but somehow come back different and better.

​We have a limited pool of tickets for those experiencing financial hardship. Please reach out.

​Panel and Artists

​To be announced soon.

​Headline Sponsor

​Guided is building a next-generation platform for transformational wellness: a place where seekers can discover trusted retreats, facilitators can manage their practice, and connect with the people they’re here to serve. Guided's mission is to help humanity return to what matters most - to ourselves, to each other, and to the communities that hold us.

​In-Kind Sponsor

​Auralis Botanical provide functional mushroom & adaptogenic botanical brewed tonics made in Ontario.

​Amanita Haus invite ritual into every day with handcrafted herbal oxymels and tinctures.

​Concessionaire

​Small plates and hand helds for sale by Makilala, a Filipino family restaurant from Chef Nuit Regular and brothers Jeff and Joel Regular, the team behind Pai, Kiin, and Sukhothai. The name means "to get to know" in Tagalog, which felt almost too perfect for what Salons are. The food comes from 20 years of Jeff and Joel's family recipes passed down to Nuit. Menu to follow.