Raise Her Vibe LIVE 2026

This year's theme: Visibility as a love language.

We give love by truly seeing each other. We receive love by letting ourselves be seen. Being witnessed is one of the deepest forms of being loved, and most women have been quietly starving for it. We hide, we shrink, we perform, and then we wonder why we feel invisible in our own lives.

This night is the opposite of that. It is the radical, joyful act of being seen, and of seeing each other, as love.

Created by Marianne Talkovski, owner of Project Gorgeous in Broad Ripple, Raise Her Vibe LIVE blends live speakers and storytelling, sound healing, music, movement, visualization, breathwork, and ritual into one transformational evening. You will move through an experience designed to help you drop your guard, take up space, and feel what it is to be fully witnessed in a room of women across three generations.

LIVE stands for Listen, Inhale, Visualize, Exhale. It is an invitation to slow down, regulate your nervous system, reconnect to yourself, and feel alive in the presence of community, right before the holidays.

Whether you come with your daughter, your mother, your grandmother, your sister, your best friend, or simply yourself, you will leave grounded, radiant, connected, and seen.

The night includes: Live speakers on visibility, courage, and connection. A guided visualization and breathwork journey. A live sound healing bath. Featured dancers and a joyful movement finale. A curated marketplace of local women-owned and artist-made goods. Interactive stations to play, be crowned, and be photographed, all in celebration of being seen.

Doors and stations open at 5:00 PM. Arrive early to explore the marketplace, visit the stations, and ease into the evening. Programming runs 6:00 to 9:00 PM.

Dress code: Living Work of Art. Come as your boldest, most radiant self. Color, texture, sparkle, expression. The room is the gallery, and you are the art.

Vibes: Grounded. Radiant. Seen. Connected. Joyful. Alive.

A night where generations gather to remember what it feels like to be fully alive.