Muyenga · Sunday 18 October 2026
Twenty mats facing east, a Kiganda harp and the city waking up below.
Hosted by Sanyu Namirembe, Sound artist & breathwork guide
We meet on a quiet garden terrace on Muyenga Hill before the city wakes. Sanyu opens with ten minutes of guided breath, then plays a slow set of harp, singing bowls and field recordings from Lake Victoria as the light comes up over Kampala.
There is nothing to perform and nothing to capture. Tea and roasted groundnuts are shared afterwards on the lawn.
The Curator’s Endorsement
“The closest thing Kampala has to a shared morning prayer. Sanyu holds the silence as carefully as the sound.”
The Tokutana Curatorial Board
Every host answers these before a gathering is published, and is held to them afterwards.
Kampala rarely gives us silence. This exists to give twenty people one unhurried hour of listening before the traffic starts, so they carry that stillness into the day.
On the ride home, you should feel Grounded & Centered.
How the host measures success
Every guest stays for the shared tea, and at least half say they sat in silence longer than they have all month.
Four dimensions, set by the host and checked by our curators.
Your host
Sound artist & breathwork guide
Exemplary (Pillar of Community)Sanyu builds slow listening rooms from field recordings, Kiganda harp and long silences. Her gatherings start quietly and stay that way.
Your vibe match
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When
Sunday 18 October 2026
6:00 am to 7:45 am
Where
Garden terrace, Tank Hill Road
Tank Hill Road, Muyenga (exact gate shared on RSVP)
12 minutes by boda from Kabalagala; steep last stretch on foot
Guests
20 at most
Admission
UGX 60,000
Before you come
Arrive by 05:50. Bring a shawl; mornings on the hill are cool. Phones stay in the basket at the gate until the last note fades.
Reservations open soon.
