In the heart of winter, as the mountains rest beneath snow and silence, Lights in the Valley  gathers the luminous healers, intuitives, and artists of the Gunnison Valley for a weekend of reconnection, renewal, and discovery.

January 30th 3:00pm - 6:30pm & January 31st 10am-6pm

Fred Field Center - Gunnison, CO

This indoor event invites the community to explore the depth of healing and spiritual wisdom that already lives among us. Visitors can experience mini sessions with local practitioners — from intuitive readings to massage, astrology, sound healing, and energy work.

The fair is FREE TO ATTEND and offers an opportunity to meet the valley’s healers, learn their gifts, and experience how our collective light strengthens when we come together.

Paid workshops will about 1 hour long and take place in an adjoining space and under a tent transformed into a sanctuary for small group process. These sessions range from guided meditation and breathwork to creative ritual and somatic healing. Classes offered freely as community gifts are typically 30 mins.

More than a fair, Lights in the Valley is a convergence — a shared altar for the people who carry light in their hands and hearts. It’s an invitation to gather warmth in the cold season, to support one another’s callings, and to remember that healing multiplies when it is shared.

A valley-wide Healing Arts Directory is taking shape. This year’s fair offers a first glimpse of some of the practitioners and modalities that will soon be available in one shared place — so you can explore, connect, and arrive ready.

ABOUT THE HEALING ARTS FAIR

Get Tickets to Headliner and Workshops

The healing arts market itself is free and open to the public.

Tickets are only required for the Friday night headliner and paid workshops.

Friday, 6:30–9:30pm, we welcome Willow Bradner for a funny, powerful group psychic mediumship experience—guests with a Headliner ticket may add their name to be drawn for live readings (not everyone will be read, but the messages shared are deeply resonant for the whole room). Choose from the three ticket options.

Check out all the Workshops

Meet this years Practitioners

The practitioners at Lights in the Valley represent the depth, care, and creativity of the Gunnison Valley’s healing community. Each offering comes from someone who lives and works here, bringing their own lived experience, training, and way of listening into the space. From body-based and somatic practices to intuitive, creative, and earth-rooted modalities, these practitioners are not here to fix or prescribe, but to support, guide, and walk alongside. Together, they form a constellation of care—one that reflects the richness of our community and the many paths through which healing can unfold.

Healing Arts Directory

Join Lights in the Valley

Lights in the Valley is a community-rooted gathering, and it comes to life through the people who choose to participate.

Whether you are a healer, practitioner, artist, or simply someone who feels called to support the space, this is an open invitation to join us.

Join as a Practitioner

We welcome healers, wellness practitioners, creatives, and facilitators who live and work in the Gunnison Valley and feel aligned with a collaborative, community-centered approach.

Practitioners may participate by:

  • Hosting a booth in the healing arts market

  • Offering mini sessions, readings, or services

  • Leading a workshop or group experience

  • Sharing products or offerings aligned with healing and wellbeing

Participating practitioners are featured in our Practitioner Directory and included in event marketing and community outreach.

If you feel called to share your work, we invite you to apply.

Apply as a Practitioner

Join as a Volunteer

Lights in the Valley is made possible through collective care and shared effort. We are deeply grateful for the many people who have offered their time, energy, and skills to help bring this gathering to life.

Volunteers may support the event by:

  • Helping with setup and breakdown

  • Greeting guests and supporting check-in

  • Assisting with workshops or logistics

  • Offering general support throughout the weekend

Volunteering is a meaningful way to be part of the event, meet practitioners, and help hold a warm, welcoming container for the community.

No prior experience is required — just presence, kindness, and willingness to help.

Volunteer with Us