Events

Noén’s curated intimate experiences welcome you with curiosity and connection. Ranging from sensual figure drawing and breathwork to our signature Sunday Sessions, our Noen intimacy event is designed to reawaken the senses, foster spaces that allow deep connection, and bring people together in a world that too often keeps us apart.

Held in New York, they offer sensory experience events that nourish connection through creativity—alone, with friends, a date, a lover. Sculpting an experience with art, music, food, and breath, these quiet signals invite your mind and body to slow down and go deeper.

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FAQs

What are these events? What are these events?

Our events are living extensions of the brand—spaces for intimacy through art, ritual, food, and conversation. They’re less about spectacle, more about presence and connection.

What experiences do you offer? What experiences do you offer?

Our gatherings have included sensory practices such as figure drawing, Blue Lotus ceremonies, breathwork, and intentionally guided conversations.

How often are they held? How often are they held?

We don’t follow a strict calendar. Each event is announced with intention a few weeks ahead, allowing every gathering to feel special and unique rather than routine.

Where are they hosted? Where are they hosted?

They are held in intimate spaces curated with care—environments that feel warm, beautiful, and intentionally designed to hold connection. Each location is chosen to support the sensory quality of the gathering.

Are tickets required for events? Are tickets required for events?

Some of our events are ticketed, while others are free or offered by invitation. When tickets are needed, details are always shared in advance so you know how to join.

Do the events follow a ritual or structure? Do the events follow a ritual or structure?

Yes, many begin with subtle rituals like candlelight, incense, or soft meditation. These gestures help create an atmosphere where people can feel safe, slow down, and ease into deeper connection.