On the Rocks: A morning with ZOTO

Join us for a rare and inspiring private event “On the Rocks”  with Adam Conard, the artistic force behind ZOTO Master Balancing. On Sunday, June 29 from 11 AM to 1 PM, step into the serene beauty of Heathcote Botanical Gardens and discover the gravity-defying art form that predates even cave painting: stone balancing.

This intimate gathering offers:

  • A  tour of Adam’s breathtaking, adhesive-free stone sculptures ” Held in Balance” on display from June 27 – July 25
  • Meet and Greet time with ZOTO, Adam Conard!
  • A live Q&A and behind-the-scenes discussion of each piece with the artist himself
  • Light fare & refreshing beverages
  • A chance to win a ZOTO custom created garden piece and other surprises during our “On the Rocks Raffle” ($10 per entry – includes a drink!)
  • Time to explore the art and gardens at your own pace

Tickets are limited – $30 per person or $50 per couple. This is a one-of-a-kind opportunity to be inspired, connect with natural art, and support the gardens that nourish our community. Click to purchase your tickets today.

Why Stone Balancing?

Stone balancing is among the earliest known human art forms – predating language, written history, and even pottery. Practiced by ancient cultures around the globe, this meditative form of expression connects us with the earth, gravity, and the quiet power of presence.

Modern science now supports what the ancients knew: interacting with nature and engaging in mindful artistic practice reduces stress, enhances creativity, and improves emotional well-being. Watching – or creating – a balance can quiet the mind and ground the soul.

Support the Arts – Be a Sponsor

We’re inviting community members and local businesses to become event sponsors for this extraordinary installation. Sponsorship benefits include:

  • Recognition at the event and in marketing materials
  • Complimentary tickets
  • Meet-and-greet opportunities with the artist
  • and more download our sponsor packet: Held in Balance

Your sponsorship will directly support both the artist and Heathcote’s mission to bring art, nature, and education together for all.