November 11 is World Frequency Day’s single annual event. The moment travels across time zones: as each place reaches 11:11, a new wave joins in, and every guest takes part in their own local time. Tuned In. Together. Connection. Presence. Impact.
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Join at 11:11 AM and/or 11:11 PM on Wednesday, November 11, 2026 — wherever you are.
Music
Mindfulness
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Gratitude
Creativity
Community
11:11 AM· Global Moment
A morning pause of presence and gratitude — listen, breathe, or share music wherever you are.
London flagship: the rooftop minute of gratitude at The House of KOKO, presented by The Frequency School in partnership with KOKO Foundation (opens in a new tab).
The practice is entirely optional and open to interpretation. It is not a medical or therapeutic practice, and there is no right or wrong way to take part. Schools, community groups, organisations and individuals are all welcome.
Participation guide
A simple practice
1
Find a comfortable space
Sit, stand or walk — indoors or outside. Wherever you are is the right place.
2
Set aside distractions
Silence notifications for a few minutes and let the day pause around you.
3
Take gentle breaths
Breathe at your own natural pace. There is nothing to achieve.
4
Notice the sounds around you
Near and far, loud and quiet. Simply listen.
5
Choose your sound
A piece of music, the sounds of nature, a moment of reflection, or quiet.
6
Consider connection
Bring to mind harmony, kindness and the many people tuning in alongside you.
7
Carry the intention forward
Take that sense of presence with you into the rest of your day.
For groups
Ideas for schools, teams and communities
Schools
Begin a class with one minute of listening, or invite students to share a piece of music that matters to them.
Workplaces
Pause a meeting at 11:11 AM for a shared moment of quiet or a short piece of music.
Community groups
Gather for a listening circle, a sing-along, or a walk with attention on the sounds of your neighbourhood.
Make it a gathering
Turning your 11:11 moment into a group event? Share it with the World Frequency Day community.