Festivals
Multi-day immersive retreats in Mexico
What Is a Festival
A Mycomysticism Festival is a multi-day group retreat combining sacred psilocybin ceremonies, wellness practices, live music, and community, held at a private resort in Mexico.
Unlike our private programs, festivals bring together a small group of participants who share the experience as a collective. The setting is intimate, the schedule is structured, and the support is the same: indigenous shamans, medical oversight, preparation, and integration.
Festivals are for those who want the depth of ceremonial work in a community setting, surrounded by others on the same path.
What to Expect
Each festival follows a carefully designed rhythm.
- Morning
The day begins with yoga, meditation, or breathwork to prepare the body and mind.
- Daytime
Time for rest, creative workshops, massage, nature, and one-on-one integration sessions with our team.
- Evening
Sacred ceremony led by our indigenous shamans, with full medical support on-site.
- Night
Live ceremonial music to accompany the journey inward.
Programs typically run seven to ten days and include multiple ceremonies, giving participants time to go deep, rest, and integrate between sessions.
Who Attends
Our festivals attract entrepreneurs, artists, professionals, couples, and families from around the world. Some come seeking healing. Others come for clarity, creativity, or simply to step outside their daily life and reconnect with something essential.
No prior experience with psychedelics is required. Our preparation process supports both first-time participants and those with prior experience.
Location
Festivals are held at private resort properties on the Caribbean coast of Mexico. The setting is chosen for beauty, privacy, and the conditions required for deep ceremonial work. Accommodations, meals, and all program activities are included.
Upcoming Festivals
Details for upcoming festival dates will be posted here. To be notified when registration opens, submit a confidential inquiry or join our mailing list.
