Your Psychedelic Social Club in Santa Barbara
For open‑minded professionals and creatives, District216 is the community where you can safely explore psychedelics through education, events and support.
Attend (as a guest or member) our mindful community dedicated to connection, healing, learning, and expanding consciousness through art, music, wellness, and psychedelics.
Currently operating full-time in Santa Barbara, California plus exclusive events in select communities nationwide.
Healing for the 21st Century.
UPCOMING EVENINGS AT
THE DISTRICT HOUSE
UPCOMING MARQUEE EVENT
You are a creator. You are a thinker. You are an artist. You are a maker. You are a psychonaut, an innovator, a music lover, a teacher, a citizen of Earth. You’re tired of bars and empty conversations. You’re in search of places to expand, network, play, learn, share, and evolve. Welcome to your community.
FROM THE JOURNAL
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MEMBERSHIP PLANS
DISTRICT WHAT?
District216 is a membership driven social club designed to promote positive fellowship, expanded consciousness, curated expert information, and collective experience.
This physical & virtual space is designed for members — exceptional humans, teachers, artists, innovators, entrepreneurs, psychonauts, musicians, etc — to co-create, collaborate, and recreate.
We have an online platform as well, so be sure to check out our ‘Change Your Lens Series’ video library of interviews and discussion panels. Online Memberships available for anyone interested in wellness, consciousness and healing, worldwide.
FIND YOUR PEOPLE. EXPAND YOUR MIND.
Humans are in the midst of a confluence of paradigm shifts: political, technological, spiritual, and medical. The dogmatic systems that have ruled the land – dictating what to believe and how to behave on each of these fronts – are constraining our collective consciousness. Psychedelics are the key to break free from these old, ingrained patterns of thought.
Frequently Asked Questions
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District216 is a psychedelic social club where individuals come together to connect, share ideas, and engage in meaningful conversations around consciousness, wellness, and creativity. District216 includes both events hosted in a community space as well as content hosted on a virtual platform. All Membership Tiers include access to the online platform.
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Yes, District216 functions as a modern society, bringing together people interested in mindful exploration, education, and community-driven discussions. We host many types of events including interviews with thought leaders, open roundtable conversations, documentary screenings, and interactive workshops.
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Yes, District216 welcomes guests to try an event before they commit to becoming a member. If you are curious about becoming a members, please reach out to discuss how our social community events are designed to inspire connection, learning, and growth.
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The wellness community at District216 blends creative expression, sound experiences, and holistic wellness practices to foster deeper human connection. We host events that include art installations, projection mapping, sound healing, DJs and dancing, live bands, and more!
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District216 stands out by combining psychedelic social club experiences with wellness, art, music, and community-focused programming in Santa Barbara. We also offer an online platform that hosts hundreds of hours of edited interviews and discussion panels. We plan to open more locations beyond Santa Barbara and growing our presence nationwide.
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Yes, District216 hosts a weekly event series at The District House, typically every Wednesday evening. Sometimes there are additional events added to the calendar. And 2-3 times a year we host much larger weekend Marquee Events in Santa Barbara.
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Yes, Santa Barbara social clubs include a variety of community spaces, and District216 stands out for its focus on wellness, consciousness, and meaningful social connection. Also the District216 community is diverse, spanning several generations.
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Yes, District216 actively invites other social groups from (including but not limited to) education institutes, art groups, nonprofit groups, and other local groups through curated events, workshops, and networking gatherings.