Rasika Mathur Shares Night Vibes From Dragonfly Fest 2025 In Texas

Actress and comedian Rasika Mathur has given her followers a glimpse into the vibrant nightlife of Dragonfly Fest 2025, sharing a collection of lively moments from the transformational festival in Texas.

The improv teacher and performer posted a series of nighttime images on Instagram with the caption “Night Vibes @dragonflyfesttx 🪇🪘🔥💃🏽🪩🕺🏽🎧💿 just a taste because I was en el momento” (meaning “in the moment” in Spanish).

The photo carousel captures the energetic atmosphere of the festival’s evening celebrations, showing colorful lighting, dancing attendees, and the overall festive environment that defines Dragonfly Fest.

Mathur’s images showcase the communal spirit of the Texas-based event, with participants enjoying music and dance under night skies. The photos offer glimpses of performance stages, light shows, and festival-goers fully embracing the celebratory atmosphere.

This latest post is part of Mathur’s ongoing documentation of her Dragonfly Fest experience, where she served as a workshop presenter teaching “Something From Nothing: Improv Games” to festival attendees.

In a previous post from the festival, Mathur shared: “Just taught Something From Nothing: Improv Games to a couple of geniuses at @dragonflyfesttx.” She included images of what she called “The Greatest Poems Ever Told performed by our Poet Laureates,” showcasing participants from her workshop.

Her improv workshop focused on beginner-friendly short-form improv games and basic instruction in the philosophy of “Yes, And…” as described in her promotional materials for the event. Participants were encouraged to “bring agreement and non-judgment to their individual and group choices, develop the confidence to create something out of nothing, and touch the magic of attuning to the Hive Mind.”

Earlier in her festival journey, Mathur posted about the deeper meaning behind the gathering: “This past weekend, 100+ beautiful souls celebrated what it means to be alive in harmony with ourselves, our community, our animals, and our Divine, Mother Earth at @dragonflyfesttx. It’s always hard coming back, but we know we can choose to live in this vibration every day, it’s real and it’s possible.”

The festival, which took place April 16-20, 2025, at RiverForest Haven in Del Valle, Texas, featured transformational workshops, ecstatic dance, a lineup of DJs, morning yoga, an artist alley, vendor village, and camping in nature.

Mathur’s experience at the festival went beyond teaching. In another post, she shared her connection with nature during the event: “One with all the plants and creatures…all of Nature’s treasures and features, furs n feathers, pits n pinschers.” She mentioned staying in accommodations provided by “Zephy’s auntie Rebecca” after her tent setup didn’t work out.

According to her Wikipedia page, Rasika Mathur is known for her work as an actress and comedian. She has performed with improv troupes and appeared in various television shows. Her teaching background includes improv workshops, which she brought to Dragonfly Fest.

Prior to the festival, Mathur had promoted the event on her social media, describing it as an opportunity to “EXPLORE, EXPRESS, EXPAND” in a creative conscious community. She noted that a portion of ticket proceeds from her personal link would go to her favorite LA Fire charities and GoFundMes, referencing her past experiences with California wildfires. In one post, she mentioned losing “beloved succulents of 11 years in the fire of 2017” and starting anew with a “Soul Garden” at the festival.

The Dragonfly Fest experience seems to align with Mathur’s broader interests in mindfulness, community, and creative expression. Her caption “Night Vibes” and clarification that the photos are “just a taste because I was en el momento” suggests she was fully present in the festivities rather than focused on documenting them.

Mathur’s recent social media activity shows a blend of performance work, including a night at the Improv comedy club, and personal adventures like attending her first rodeo, all leading up to her participation in Dragonfly Fest 2025.

For those interested in transformational festivals that combine wellness, creativity, and community, Rasika Mathur’s glimpse into Dragonfly Fest offers a window into this growing movement of conscious celebration and connection.

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