W Brisbane’s WET Deck Is Hosting Full Moon Sound Healing This Winter — and It Sounds Incredible

Three dates. Twenty spots. A rooftop venue, a sound healer, and a Tarot-inspired drinks menu. W Brisbane’s Celestial Celebration series is winter done properly.

W Brisbane has launched its ‘Celestial Celebration’ series at the WET Deck rooftop — an intimate full moon sound healing experience running across three evenings this winter as part of the Marriott Winter After Dark programme.

Each session is led by Olga from Light Castle, a Brisbane-based sound healer whose immersive sound baths have built a devoted following across the city. The one-hour journey takes place indoors in a beautifully curated space complete with luxury mats, blankets, pillows and hot water bottles. As the session unfolds, AWAY Spa therapists roam the room offering pressure point massage — layering touch and sound into something genuinely restorative.

With only 20 spots per session, it’s intimate by design.

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The experience is part of Marriott’s Winter After Dark programme — a series of events built around making the most of the longer nights of the season.

After the session, guests move to the WET Deck rooftop bar where the Tarot-inspired adaptogen menu takes over. Built around wellness ingredients — lavender, sage, lemon myrtle, chamomile — the menu is primarily non-alcoholic, though cocktails and optional LaGaia tinctures are available for those wanting to deepen the wellness benefits. The hero drink, Temperance, is the signature pour from the winter list.

This experience at W Brisbane forms part of Marriott Bonvoy’s new ‘Winter After Dark’ campaign, a series of experiences designed to make the most of the night hours this winter — www.experienceswithmarriott.com.au

Dates: Sunday 29 June | Tuesday 29 July | Thursday 28 August
Time: 5:30pm – 7:30pm
Cost: From $49 per person
Location: Level 4, 81 North Quay, Brisbane CBD
Bookings: W Brisbane WET Deck website

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