In a society designed for maximization, we slow down.

Sauna Farm was conceived by the merging of two seemingly opposite ideas: we are everything and we are nothing. In the enveloping heat of the sauna we are called to be fully present, to focus solely on the raw simple beauty before us and inside of us. Here you are the center of your universe, you are everything. 

Concurrently, we are aware of our vast insignificance as specks of dust burning bright for but a moment in the infinite sea of galaxies. We are students of the universe, using the sauna as a conduit to a higher level of existence. In the sauna, we witness, absorb, and savor how we fit into the grand design of the natural world and the wisdom it holds.

We place a hand-built mobile sauna in a familiar public space in your community and leave it with you for months. Not as an event or as a trend, but as a ritual. Sauna Farm offers your community sauna as a means to slow down, be vulnerable, and to feel the interconnectivity of all life. While sauna practice at large is spotlit in wellness culture currently, something that remains fairly undiscovered is outdoor sauna. There is something about sweating while tree shadows dance on the walls and birds chirp on the other side of the window that deepens the experience and makes it about so much more than physical wellness. The stillness spent here allows us to shed some things and gain some things. There is no secret, no promise, no prescribed way to be here. But if you surrender to the experience, trust yourself as your guide, there is a good chance that you will walk away with a sense of calm, contentment, and gratitude. 

Membership is limited to around 30–35 people for the entire season. Access is unlimited. The group stays small so the experience stays intact. We use existing neighborhood spaces intentionally. They’re neutral, accessible, and grounded in real community. We keep the sauna meticulously clean, highly functional, and carefully held all season long — so members can simply arrive and be inside the experience.

What happens isn’t loud. It isn’t optimized. It doesn’t fit neatly into wellness categories.

It’s the discipline of returning.
The relief of deep heat in deep winter.
The strange comfort of shared vulnerability in public space.

This particular sauna-share model is new. There’s no blueprint for what we want to give to you except for the peace, transformation, and belly laughs that we experience each time we sauna. The people who join are early not because it’s exclusive, but because it requires trust — in the process, in each other, and in the idea that care doesn’t have to be complicated to be profound.

Once you know what it feels like to step into heat together, again and again, winter doesn’t feel like something to endure anymore.

This is a quiet rebellion against isolation.
Against rushing.

We bring the sauna.
You show up and you meet yourself differently.