What is SomRatri?
SomRatri is Delhi's curated overnight gathering community: hosted nights for modern urban lives, shaped around music, dance, meditation, food, rest, and grounded connection.
FAQ
Clear answers about SomRatri's curated overnight gatherings in Delhi.
SomRatri is Delhi's curated overnight gathering community: hosted nights for modern urban lives, shaped around music, dance, meditation, food, rest, and grounded connection.
The current public formats are Full Moon SomRatri, the overnight moon-aligned gathering, and Saturday Slow Living, a shorter Saturday-night gathering. Use the Events page for the dates currently open.
No. SomRatri is not a party or social mixer. It is an intentional full-moon gathering with music, food, reflection, rest, and grounded community.
A typical night can include arrival, an opening community circle, guided moments, music, a moonlit pause, food, quiet time, rest, and a closing circle.
Yes. Many people arrive solo. The night is guided from the first circle, so you do not need to already know someone to feel oriented.
Yes. You can come with a friend, partner, or someone you trust, as long as the event pass or invite details support your group.
No. SomRatri is not a religion-based program, doctrine, or guru-led path. Full Moon SomRatri is moon-aligned; people from any background can join either public format.
No. SomRatri is guided by hosts and shared in simple Delhi-readable language. You can participate in a simple, respectful way.
SomRatri gatherings happen in Delhi. The current event page owns the verified area and venue details; Full Moon SomRatri event pages identify Rohini when that is the confirmed location.
Carry only what the event page or team asks for. Comfortable clothing, a water bottle, and any personal essentials are usually enough.
Open the events page to see current gatherings. Some events may offer direct passes, while others may ask you to join first so the team can guide the next step.
Use the join form to receive updates about upcoming SomRatri gatherings, future full-moon dates, and relevant event openings.