July 28th Sunset Breathwork on the Nelson Lawn - Summer 2026 - CLICK TO REGISTER HERE A powerful outdoor community experience on the lawn of the Nelson-Atkins Museum
Join us on select Tuesday evenings this summer for Sunset Breathwork — a powerful outdoor experience led by professional breathwork facilitator Melissa Saubers. Together, we'll gather in community under the open sky to reconnect, release, and realign with our inner guidance system. No experience necessary. All are welcome.
More dates to be announced throughout the summer. Season runs June 2 – September 9 | Select Tuesdays at 7 PM
Location
Lawn of The Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art
SE corner, under the silver tree sculpture near 47th & Rockhill Rd
Parking tip: Park in the neighborhood just east of Rockhill Road and north of Emanuel Cleaver II Blvd
What to expect
- A heart-opening, spirit-expanding breathwork journey
- A deeper connection to your internal guidance system
- Gathering with a conscious, growing community in Kansas City
- Grounding into the beauty and wonder of nature all around us
What to bring
- Yoga mat or blanket to lie on
- An extra blanket (you may get warm or cool during the journey)
- Comfy, layered clothing
- Water bottle
- Journal & pen — for intentions or post-journey reflections
- Optional: eye mask for deeper immersion
Community contribution
Sunset Breathwork is a community contribution-based event. We are grateful to share our gifts and committed to keeping this experience accessible to all.
Suggested contribution: $20–$40
Cash · Venmo: @Melissa-Saubers · PayPal: paypal.me/melissasaubers
🌧️Rain-out/Inclement Weather
Bad weather? No problem — we move online. If conditions call for it, I'll transition this event to Zoom and notify you by 6:00 PM CT via email (with the Zoom link) and Instagram & Facebook Stories. The breath doesn't stop for rain. ☁️✨
About Courtney Beam - Guest Facilitator
Courtney Beam is the founder of Wander & Flow, an embodied wellness practice devoted to helping people reconnect with themselves through breathwork, mindfulness, and nature-based experiences.
Her approach is rooted in the belief that healing begins when we slow down enough to listen. Through conscious connected breathwork and other body-based practices, Courtney creates spaces where people can step out of the constant pace of the mind and return to the wisdom of the body.
With a foundation in trauma-informed care, nervous system awareness, and embodied presence, she guides experiences that support greater self-trust, resilience, and connection. Whether facilitating breathwork circles, floating meditations, or one-on-one sessions, her intention is to help others remember their wholeness and cultivate a deeper sense of belonging within themselves and the world around them.