A culture of gratitude and service — rooted in this land and its people.
Holos honors the indigenous traditions of the Diamante Valley and the broader Costa Rican lineage, weaving artistry and ceremony into the rhythms of daily life.
Culture at Holos is not a program. It is a way of holding the ridge — a posture of gratitude toward the land, the lineages that care for it, and the people who come to be in conversation with it. What unfolds across the year reflects that posture.
We host a steady residency of artists, musicians, writers, and ceremonialists, alongside a calendar of cultural events that include concerts in the Air Temple, fire ceremonies guided by the Wixarika lineage, and quieter offerings — readings, salons, shared meals among makers.
Many of these gatherings are open to anyone staying on the ridge that week. Some are by invitation, held intimately for a small circle. All of them are part of the same intention: to keep the culture of Holos in living dialogue with the place it inhabits.
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Artist residencies
Continuous artist and music residency programs hosting emerging and renowned artists, musicians, designers, and writers in dialogue with the land.
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Programming
Arts and cultural events and activations throughout the year — concerts in the Air Temple, exhibitions, ceremonies, and salons.
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Tradition
Long-standing partnership with indigenous lineages including Wixarika fire ceremony and broader Costa Rican wisdom keepers.
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Music, performance, ritual
A seasonal flow of music nights, movement evenings, and ritual containers — held in temples that were built precisely for this.
An ongoing dialogue between makers, movers, and the land.
Cultural offerings ripple through the year — from intimate concerts to the Wixarika fire ceremony. Reach out to learn what is next.