Feast of Qigong
with Robert Peng

Apr 29 -
May 2

A Four-Day, Three-Night Workshop with Robert Peng

Robert Peng began his apprenticeship at age eight in Hunan, China, under the legendary monk Xiao Yao, and taught more than 150,000 students before bringing his lineage west. The author of The Master Key, he teaches at Omega, Kripalu, and Esalen, where he is known for making deep practice accessible.

This weekend gathers the full feast of that lineage at the turn of spring: Qigong Empowerments, the Healing Sounds, movement and breathing practices, meditation, and Robert's group healing sessions, all working, as he teaches it, to clear winter's stagnant energy and replenish your life force for the season ahead.

All levels welcome; no Qigong experience required.

TICKET TYPES

  • Tuition registration is made separately through Robert’s website here

    Please make your room + meals reservation at Hutton Brickyards first, then proceed to Robert’s website to register for tuition.

ROOM + MEALS RESERVATIONS
TUITION REGISTRATION
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“An idyllic place for leisurely pursuits.”


— Vogue

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“Exactly what I needed to disconnect and unwind.”

— The Zoe Report

What’s Included

  • The 100-acre property includes private riverfront cabins and the historic Edgewood mansion. 

    All rooms have free wi-fi, a coffee machine, apothecary bath amenities, mini-fridge, wine opener, and in-room safe.

  • Farm-to-table meals are prepared by Chef Edward Harder, a Le Cordon Bleu graduate who leads the kitchens at both of Hutton’s seasonal restaurants: Aster, a modern French steakhouse, and River Pavilion, an open air space on the Hudson River specializing in wood-fired seafood.

    Seasonal dishes spotlight local ingredients and purveyors.

    Sample Menu

  • Each program is led by an expert teacher who is a leader in their field with a substantial following.

    The multi-day experience follows a custom schedule with breaks for meals, free time, naps, and local exploration.

  • Experience a curated selection of activities designed for relaxation, adventure, and connection. Enjoy world class Hudson Valley hiking trails on site, campfire hangouts and community, and spa treatments and sauna sessions.

ROOM + MEALS RESERVATIONS
TUITION REGISTRATION
Riverview King Cabins

Riverview King Cabins

Edgewood Suite

Edgewood Suite

Overnight Rates

Meals, full access to the Hutton Brickyards grounds, and your choice of accommodations. A limited number of spots are available. Reserve yours now.

$1885

starting price per person
plus tax

SINGLE OCCUPANCY ROOM

$1640

starting price per person
plus tax

DOUBLE OCCUPANCY ROOM
2 guests required

ROOM + MEALS RESERVATIONS

TERMS + POLICIES

Tuition Registration

Tuition is reserved separately through Robert’s website here

Please make your room + meals reservation at Hutton Brickyards first, then proceed to Robert’s website to register for tuition.

TUITION REGISTRATION
Complimentary bikes with on-site access to the Empire State Trail

Complimentary bikes with on-site access to the Empire State Trail

Riverfront saunas available for an additional fee

Riverfront saunas available for an additional fee

Know Before You Go

  • Spring on the Hudson swings from warm sunshine to cool river breezes—pack layers and shoes that can handle a little mud.

    Clothing: Light jacket, sweater or fleece, long- and short-sleeve tops, comfortable pants or leggings, a light scarf, sleepwear, and a dinner outfit if you're feeling fancy.

    Footwear: Walking shoes, waterproof boots for muddy trails, and extra socks. (Cozy cabin slippers are provided in every room!)

    Accessories: Sunglasses, a sun hat, a small bag, and a water bottle.

    Outdoor Gear: Phone charger, camera, binoculars for birdwatching, and a light blanket for sitting riverside.

    Personal Care: Sunscreen, SPF lip balm, moisturizer, toiletries, and hand sanitizer.

    Health & Comfort: Any personal medications, pain relievers, allergy meds (spring pollen is no joke), bug spray, and snacks for hangry hikers.

  • Kingston is just under two hours from New York City, making it an easy weekend escape. Hop in the car and take the scenic drive up the Hudson Valley via the NY State Thruway, or leave the driving to Amtrak - trains run regularly from Penn Station to the Rhinecliff, with the ride taking about 90 minutes to two hours. Either way, you'll trade city streets for river views in no time.

    Address: 132 Lindsley Avenue. Kingston, NY 12401

  • Complimentary on-site parking is included with your stay.

    On-site gem cart service is available to help transport your luggage from the parking area to your cabin. An electric vehicle charging station is also provided on the property.

  • Dogs are welcome in our cabins!

    Please note that Edgewood Mansion is a pet-free space, and dogs are not permitted inside actual program sessions.

Community + Connection

The difference at Hutton Wellbeing is scale. At the big retreat centers you can be one of a hundred in the hall; here, programs are kept intentionally small, closer to a dinner party than a conference. You're never watching from the back row. Teachers share the same tables at meals, questions get answered by name, and the strangers from Friday's welcome dinner are usually the reason people come back.

The place does its part. Sessions meet in a century-old brick pavilion, meals are served with the river in view, and evenings end around the fire. In winter and spring the property runs at its quietest, which means a small group has the riverfront, the trails, and the saunas nearly to themselves.

  • Small groups, real time with teachers

  • Cabins with walls of glass to the river

  • 100 riverfront acres of nature and trails

  • The historic 1873 Edgewood Mansion

  • Farm-to-table meals by Chef Ed Harder

  • Waterfront saunas, massage by appointment

  • Two hours north of New York City

Group sizes are intentionally kept small

Group sizes are intentionally kept small

Farm-to-table meals by Chef Ed Harder

Farm-to-table meals by Chef Ed Harder

The Gift of Wellbeing

Imagine your loved one escaping to our Hudson Valley oasis, indulging in an all-inclusive package of nutritious meals, invigorating movement, and soothing spa treatments.

Space is limited, so don't miss out! Contact us to purchase a Hutton Wellbeing gift certificate. Click the contact button below or email us at info@huttonbrickyards.com.

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Contact

For questions or booking assistance, email us at info@huttonbrickyards.com or fill out the following form.

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A small potted succulent plant, a black container labeled 'CULTIVATE ART & ARTS', and an empty ceramic bowl with a wooden spoon inside, placed on a distressed red and gray surface.
Grilled eggplant boat filled with a spicy mixture of chopped vegetables and herbs, garnished with microgreens, served on a white plate with a side salad of mixed greens and edible flower petals.
Bedroom with a part of a bed, nightstand, and decor including a framed photo, a radio, and a vase with flowers.
Empty industrial-style brick building with large windows, exposed ceiling beams, string lights, and sunlight streaming through the doorway.
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A bowl of shakshuka topped with fresh herbs and a white bowl of mixed salad on a wooden table. This is food served for the Hutton Health program, prepared by Executive Chef, Ed Harder.
A group of women enjoying a meal together at the Edgewood Restaurant, near large windows with greenery outside. There are bowls of pasta and a skillet of sauce on the table.
Two rounded wooden saunas overlooking the Hudson River with a clear sky, trees, and grassy area around.
Elegant living room in the Edgewood Mansion, with large windows, a grand crystal chandelier, green upholstered sofas, a round dining table with chairs, a striped rug, and decorative vases on a mantelpiece.
An old wooden barn with rusted metal roof panels, surrounded by trees and tall grass, under a blue sky with wispy clouds. They are historical Kilns on the property.