Honoring Our Feelings, Together: A Recap of the 3rd Annual Honor Your Feelings Fest

Two weekends ago, we had the incredible honor of being an event sponsor for Asian Mental Health Project's 3rd annual Honor Your Feelings Fest — a one-day, all-ages wellness festival rooted in community, healing, and the celebration of mental health in the Pan-Asian community.

A Festival for the Mind, Body, and Soul

The day was a rich tapestry of experiences:

• Panel discussions that sparked honest conversations around identity, healing, and the complexity of mental health in our communities.

• Movement workshops that invited participants to release, reset, and reconnect through yoga, dance, and somatic practices.

• Interactive art activations where attendees expressed their feelings through creativity, color, and shared reflection.

• Live music and performances that brought joy, rhythm, and soulful presence to the atmosphere.

The event was a reminder that healing can be joyful, communal, and deeply personal all at once.

As a proud event sponsor, we were grateful to contribute to this powerful gathering in creating a space where people felt safe to simply be. Mental health isn’t one-size-fits-all, and events like Honor Your Feelings Fest remind us of the importance of inclusive, culturally-rooted support.

In-kind sponsors, including Honey Belle's Dailycap

In many Asian communities, conversations around mental health can be challenging to initiate. But at Honor Your Feelings Fest, those conversations were not only happening — they were celebrated. It was a space where vulnerability met courage, where art met healing, and where being your full self was more than welcomed — it was honored.

We are deeply inspired by the work of Asian Mental Health Project and beyond proud to stand alongside this movement.

Thank you to everyone who showed up, shared space, and honored their feelings together. People left more connected, more seen, and more committed than ever to making wellness accessible, inclusive, and rooted in love.

Here’s to community, healing, and holding space — together.

Event media by David Rodriguez (@drodphotos) and CJ Stanton (@_stxntxn_)