As the Texas Eclipse Music Festival draws nearer, we are thrilled to announce our dedication to promoting mental health and harm reduction initiatives within our festival community. With the generous support from Crown The Foundation and in collaboration with OUTLET Mental Health, Sober AF and The Zendo Project, we are committed to creating a safe and supportive space for all attendees. Whether you need guidance, support, or simply want to engage in activities promoting wellness, we encourage you to stop by our booth. Your well-being is our priority, and together, we can ensure a memorable and uplifting experience for everyone.

OUTLET Mental Health & Wellness

OUTLET Mental Health & Wellness stands as a beacon of support for individuals grappling with mental illness or emotional struggles. At Texas Eclipse, their presence will be felt through a dedicated booth within the festival grounds. Here, licensed therapists and OUTLET staff will offer guidance and support, while engaging activities related to wellness and mental health will provide attendees with valuable tools for self-care. Whether it’s practicing mindfulness, exploring relaxation techniques, or learning about holistic wellness, our booth will be a hub of resources to support your overall well-being.

Additionally, OUTLET Mental Health extends its reach beyond the festival grounds, offering a wealth of resources online via social media platforms and their website. These resources encompass mental health support, substance abuse information, self-improvement tools, and relevant statistics, ensuring that assistance is readily accessible to those in need, both during and after the festival.

About The Zendo Project

The Zendo Project, a 501c(3) non-profit organization, is dedicated to providing professional harm reduction education and peer support services at events. The Zendo Project, known for its work at events like Burning Man, is bringing its expertise to Texas Eclipse for the first time. Their mission is to transform challenging psychedelic experiences and complex emotional states into opportunities for learning and growth. At Texas Eclipse, The Zendo Project will offer 24/7 support in a sanctuary space located in the Cosmic Experience, adjacent to the medical outpost. By working alongside medical, mental health, and security teams, The Zendo Project aims to reduce unnecessary medical interventions, hospitalizations, and law enforcement interactions.

Crown The Foundation: Nurturing Health, Creativity & Resilience in the Bass Music Community

Crown The Foundation was established to honor the legacy of Charles Ingalls, aka CharlestheFirst, a cherished artist whose impact on the bass music community continues to resonate. In alignment with CharlestheFirst’s spirit of creativity and compassion, Crown The Foundation has donated $2500 to support harm reduction efforts at the Texas Eclipse Festival. This contribution will underwrite the invaluable services provided by OUTLET Mental Health and The Zendo Project.

As we prepare to immerse ourselves in the vibrant atmosphere of Texas Eclipse, let us remember the importance of prioritizing mental health and fostering a culture of harm reduction within our community. With the support of OUTLET Mental Health, The Zendo Project, and Crown The Foundation, we are empowered to create an inclusive space where all can feel supported, valued, and safe. Together, let us embrace the spirit of unity and compassion as we embark on this transformative journey of music, connection, and collective well-being.

Sober AF Entertainment

Established in 2018, SAFE is dedicated to creating a supportive safe space for anyone wanting to enjoy a substance-free evening. At our Sober Support Tent, you’ll find a haven filled with community and care. From sober curious support to recovery meetings, serving as a gathering spot and safe space for anyone needing a break, we’ve got you covered.