Enjoy a magical evening of serenity and sensory delight at WaterWood in Vermilion, Ohio! Experience the healing vibrations of crystal sound bowls as they harmonize with the stunning backdrop of a Lake Erie sunset. Indulge your taste buds with a delicious dinner while the sky transforms into a canvas of vibrant colors. This unique event promises to rejuvenate your spirit, tantalize your palate, and create memories with the shimmering waters. Don't miss this perfect blend of relaxation, natural beauty, and culinary delight from Lago– a true feast for all your senses!

Sound Bowls, Dinner & Lake Erie Sunset Date: August 22, 2024 Time: 5:00 PM - 8:30 PM EST Location: WaterWood in Vermilion, Ohio. Specific address provided upon registration.

With Special Guest: Lisa Lansing

Lisa Lansing, Crystal Morning Star, has been working with energy and physical bodies for over 30 years. She is a Crystal Healer (CCH), Sound Healer (CSH), Reiki Master (RM), Shamanic Energy Medicine Practitioner (SEMP), and Functional Diagnostic Nutrition Practitioner (FDN-P). Lisa offers functional health coaching, energy medicine sessions, sound baths, guided meditations, shamanic journeys, and workshops. Her practice, Coral Poppy, is located next to her movement practice, Inspiral Motion, in Shaker Heights, Ohio. Website: Coralpoppy.com: https://www.coralpoppy.com/

What is WaterWood?

Waterwood is an impressive estate located on the shores of Lake Erie in Vermilion, Ohio. The property was developed in the late 1980s by inventor Donald Brown and his wife, Shirley. Donald Brown was renowned for inventing the drop ceiling and founded Donn Products, which he sold in 1986. That same year, he began developing the Waterwood estate on a 60-acre lakefront lot, taking three years to grade the land to his specifications. Read more about it in Lake Erie Living: https://lakeerieliving.com/articles/2023-julyaugust/don-browns-waterwood-estate-in-vermilion-ohio-to-become-lake-erie-resort/

The home, completed in 1991, spans 38,000 square feet and features over 50 rooms, including six bedrooms, two indoor pools, a private marina, and a helicopter landing pad. Modernist architect Hugh Newell Jacobsen designed it, though Brown and Jacobsen eventually parted ways due to creative differences. The design includes unique elements like rotating floors, glass walkways, and a dining room with a turntable to ensure all guests can enjoy lake views.

Waterwood was intended to serve as the Browns' dream home where they could age in place. It included features like wide hallways for scooters, elevators, and plans for a doctor's office and barbershop on the lower level. After Donald and Shirley Brown passed away in 2010, their son Ken purchased the property in 2014, and Nicole inherited it in 2018. The property was eventually purchased for a future wellness community and resort.