An Immersive Audio Visual Meditative Experience
The Experience
A journey of relaxing into openness, connection, and love.
Honey Gold is an immersive theater experience that brings together live music, voice, and video mapping in a shared space, designed as a healing journey through sound, light, and imagery. The arc of the experience moves from intensity and movement into stillness, from holding on into letting go, and opening up to receiving the power of universal love.
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As the experience unfolds, there is a return to curiosity and a sense of childlike wonder. Moments that invite softness, imagination, and play slowly give way to a deeper opening of the heart. The intention is to create a space where people can tune into love as a living, shared energy, something that can be received, offered, and felt in connection with others and with the world around us. For many, this experience feels like a quiet remembering of love as a spiritual force, something sacred, expansive, and deeply human.
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Honey Gold is currently presented as a live theatrical performance using video mapping and live musicians. At the same time, we are creating a full-dome film version of the experience designed for dome theaters and planetariums. This immersive film is planned to debut at the Louisiana Art and Science Museum’s Pennington Planetarium in the fall of 2026. We are actively raising funds to complete this next phase and bring the full-dome experience to life.
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Our Mission
Creating immersive experiences that help people heal.
Honey Gold is an immersive art project born from the belief that shared experiences can shift how we feel, relate, and move through the world. Through music, imagery, and live performance, we create environments that invite people to slow down, let go, open up, and remember how to love themselves and each other on a universal level.
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Our work is designed to be accessible and welcoming to people from diverse backgrounds and beliefs. By presenting this experience in theaters and planetariums, we can reach people who are adept at healing journeys and those who might never find themselves in a safe place where they can let go, open up, and feel deeply. In the Honey Gold immersive experience, what begins as a novel, artsy experience can often become something more personal and lasting.
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A central part of our mission is to gather the community and resources needed to produce this work at a high level and to share it widely. We are developing a full-dome film experience that can travel to planetariums and dome theaters around the world, making it affordable and accessible. We want Honey Gold to reach diverse audiences across political, economic, and cultural lines. We aim to heal division through artistic experiences that bring people together and help them remember how to accept and love each other and all of humanity.
Patrons & Friends
With thanks to our supporters
Honey Gold has grown through the belief, generosity, and encouragement of a community that understands the value of art as a shared experience. From the very beginning, this project has been shaped by people and organizations who saw potential in the work and offered support at key moments along the way.
We are deeply grateful for the support of the Arts Council of Greater Baton Rouge, whose belief in this project has helped create opportunities for Honey Gold to develop and be shared locally.
Their commitment to supporting meaningful, community-centered art aligns closely with the spirit of this work, and we are thankful to be in conversation as the project continues to evolve.
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Honey Gold also got its early footing through the support of The Red Shoes, who saw something in us at an early stage and offered encouragement, space, and trust when it mattered most. Their willingness to believe in the project helped give it momentum and direction, and we remain grateful for that foundation.
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We are equally honored by the support of the Louisiana Art & Science Museum, who have invited Honey Gold to debut the full-dome film experience in the Irene W. Pennington Planetarium in the fall of 2026. This invitation represents an important milestone for the project and affirms the potential for this work to live within cultural and educational spaces that serve a wide and diverse audience.
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As Honey Gold continues to grow, support from patrons and friends plays a meaningful role in bringing this work to life and helping it reach more people. We are currently preparing a way for individuals and organizations to contribute financially to the project, with a donation option coming soon. Additional details, including opportunities for tax-deductible giving through our arts partners, will be shared as soon as they are available.
Thank you for being part of this unfolding story and for supporting work rooted in creativity, care, and connection.