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Mahalo Art Center is a non-profit organization hosting innovative educational and therapeutic programs for people interested in living more conscious, fulfilling and creative lives.  Mahalo Art Center provides retreats and professional trainings for leaders, teachers and healers who facilitate personal and communal wellness programs.  Our programs include explorations of ancient and modern nature-connected healing and expressive arts, including visual arts, dance, theater, music and writing. 

“This program helped me transform wounds into precious jewels.”
— program participant

*Special Offer

The first 5 people to register fully for the above Personal or Professional Development events (including camps) and mention this offer receive an in-depth Astrology Reading from Starry Blessings/Alison Levy).  Understanding your natal chart empowers you to live your cosmically aligned life.

HURRAY - We are now a 501(c)3!
Celebrate with us on Sunday, June 9, 10-6,
the weekend of the Strolling of the Heifers!
This will be a relaxed pot luck event with party favors :) and a ceremony of gratitude at noon.  Please bring music, poetry, dance, drama and anything you would like to share!

Please let us know if you can help! call 802-451-9495   

Make a tax deductible donation
here: via PayPal

View "THE SOURCE:"
a gorgeous 22-minute documentary film
about Gathering in Gratitude

*’Mahalo’, from the Hawaiian language, means ‘thank you’ and ‘may you be in the presence of divine breath.’  Based in Brattleboro, Vermont, Mahalo Art Center staff travel world wide.

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“The health of the Earth has come to depend upon the health of the human spirit, and while humanity has burgeoned numerically and attained vast powers technologically, the spiritual dimension of human life has disintegrated, resulting in a host of maladies and destructive consequences, individually and collectively. Now is the time for humanity to come together as one family and remember its source in the Eternal.”
— Pir Zia Inayat Khan