Move at the Shed: A Full-Day Festival of Movement, Music & Mindfulness at the Salt Shed Kicking Off September 21 | Shore Fire Media

16 on CenterClient Information

22 July, 2025Print

Move at the Shed: A Full-Day Festival of Movement, Music & Mindfulness at the Salt Shed Kicking Off September 21

A Star-Studded Wellness Soundtrack With Jamila Woods, Vic Mensa, Raveena & More Set to Perform 

Community Passes & Ticketed Events On Sale Now

Move At The Shed is not your typical festival — Designed as a choose-your-own-experience day, this event invites you to curate your journey based on what moves you most.

On Saturday, September 21 from 11am–7pm, Chicago’s iconic Salt Shed will transform into a sanctuary for movement and mindfulness with Move at the Shed — a first-of-its-kind wellness festival offering a customizable, full-body, full-soul experience. 

Curated by 16 on Center (the team behind beloved Chicago venues like Thalia Hall and SPACE), Move at the Shed invites guests to recharge and reconnect through yoga, meditation, dance, somatic breathwork, drum cardio, mat-based pilates, and more. The day blends physical rejuvenation and musical elevation, with featured artist performances from Jamila Woods and Vic Mensa, and restorative sessions led by experts like The Sunroom and Common Language.

Move at the Shed is a choose-your-own-adventure: attendees can purchase individual tickets to sessions or opt for a $15 Community Pass, which unlocks access to vendor experiences, lounges, sponsor activations, and open movement offerings like group runs and strength demos powered by partners such as Ethos Training Systems. Attendees can also take advantage of discounted add-on sessions throughout the day.

With over 15 immersive experiences and something for everybody, Move at the Shed promises Chicago’s most soul-nourishing celebration of wellness, music, and community.

 
 

About 16OC: 

For over 30 years, 16 On Center has been transforming historic buildings into cultural landmarks throughout Chicago and beyond. With 15+ independently operated venues from Evanston to Hyde Park — and projects in New York City and other cities in the works — the collective is known for building spaces that honor community, history, and creativity. The name “16 On Center” comes from a construction term referring to structural strength — a philosophy that runs through all of their projects.

FOR PRESS INQUIRIES: Lena Wright / Shore Fire Media / LWRIGHT@shorefire.com