What time should I arrive?

Doors open at 6:30pm, and the concert begins at 7:30pm. We recommend arriving a few minutes early to find your seat and settle in before the music starts.

Do I need any experience with kirtan or chanting to attend?

Not at all—this concert is for everyone, whether you're a longtime kirtan devotee or curious about the practice for the first time. You can sing along, listen, or simply be present with the collective energy.

Wear whatever makes you feel comfortable and respectful. Many attendees choose loose, comfortable clothing that allows them to relax and move freely during the experience.

Will there be any spiritual teaching or is it just music?

Yes—Sukhmani Rayat will offer spiritual teaching as part of the evening, woven alongside the kirtan music and chanting. The concert is designed as a complete experience of devotion, healing, and connection.

Is this Night 1 of a two-night event?

Yes, this is Night 1 on October 13, 2026. If you'd like to deepen your experience, Night 2 is also available—each night stands on its own.

What is the general flow of the concert?

The evening begins gently and meditatively, building into moments of deep joy and powerful celebration, and concluding with stillness. It's a journey of shared chanting, prayer, and healing through sound designed to create a sense of oneness.

Snatam Kaur concert New York - Night 1 | Oct 13

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Snatam Kaur 2 nights in NYC, Night 1 - October 13, 2026
Doors 6:30pm
Concert 7:30pm
St. Paul & St. Andrew United Methodist Church
263 W 86th St, New York, NY 10024

Night 1 of 2 nights

By Thy Grace: 25 Years of Mantra
North America & Canada Tour 2026

In 2026, Snatam Kaur brings By Thy Grace: 25 Years of Mantra to audiences across North America and Canada. This is a continuation of a decades long journey of shared chanting, prayer, and healing through sound.

These concerts are gatherings where stillness, devotion, and collective voice come together to create an experience of oneness and healing. Each concert begins gently and meditatively, building into moments of deep joy and powerful celebration, and finally, ending with stillness and prayer. Together, we will chant the mantras and songs that have held us through life’s greatest challenges and joys, honoring their capacity to bring us back to ourselves time and time again.

The title By Thy Grace reflects the heart of this tour. After twenty-five years of recording and sharing her music, Snatam views this work as something carried by the grace of the mantras themselves, the musicians and collaborators who helped to bring them into the world, and the communities who have welcomed these songs into their lives. What began in humble beginnings as unfamiliar sounds to her audiences, has become a living language of healing, known deeply through personal experience.
Accompanied by her band, Ram Dass (piano, clarinet, vocals), Bruno Justi (guitar, flute, vocals), and Sukhmani (percussion, vocals), along with some surprise guests, Snatam will share music spanning her discography, featuring well known classics as well as deeply personal songs from Snatam’s history that have never before been performed live, spanning 25 years of music that has become a soundtrack for healing across generations. Each night becomes a remembrance of inner stillness, shared humanity, and of the healing power that arises when voices join together.

This tour is an invitation to gather once again, to chant together, and to celebrate the grace that continues to move through these mantras and through all of us.

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We look forward to seeing you soon!

All Ticket purchases are non-refundable.
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For customer support please contact snatamkaurtickets@gmail.com

Note that seating is General Admission within each section. Arrive early to get the best seats.

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Kirtan is a participatory call-and-response singing tradition—no musical experience or prior knowledge needed. Snatam Kaur's concerts are welcoming to all, whether you're a longtime practitioner or curious first-timer.

Wear comfortable, modest clothing that allows you to sit easily and move freely. Many attendees wear casual clothes or spiritual attire; there's no strict dress code.

Kirtan concerts are generally family-friendly, though we recommend checking the venue's specific policies or contacting the organizer if you have questions about age-appropriateness for young children.

Please check directly with the venue or your ticket confirmation for parking details specific to the New York location.

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