Zohar Productions Pivot to Resiliency & Inspired Events

Laura LeRoy

From Immersive Design to Purpose-Driven Service

Two people are shaking hands in front of the sun at sunset.
For over three decades, Zohar Productions built a national reputation for producing some of the most imaginative and transportive themed events in the country. From opulent Moroccan soirées to immersive Arabian Nights galas, we specialized in crafting unforgettable experiences that celebrated beauty, connection, and wonder.

Today, our mission has expanded—and deepened. We now serve a different kind of audience, with a renewed sense of purpose.

A New Chapter: Resiliency Events for Those Who Serve
Zohar Productions is now an active and registered government contractor on SAM.gov, designing and delivering resiliency retreats and family gatherings for active duty military personnel and their families. These events aren’t just restorative and inspiring—they offer safe, restorative spaces for reflection, healing, and reconnection, especially during times of high stress, deployment cycles, or reintegration.

In collaboration with chaplains, therapists, and command teams, we co-create heart-centered programs that support the emotional and spiritual well-being of those who carry the weight of service. From small-group retreats to base-wide family events, our goal is simple: to foster strength, grounding, and connection in those who give so much.

Same Excellence, Deeper Impact
What hasn’t changed is our unwavering attention to detail, creativity, and the environments we curate. But instead of themed décor and staged entertainment, the focus is now on meaningful experiences that build resilience—including:
  • Inspirational speakers who offer encouragement and perspective
  • Grounding rituals and reflection spaces for service members and spouses
  • Healing play areas for children
  • Optional date nights for couples, with onsite, vetted childcare teams
  • Recreation activities like hiking, swimming, and family-building exercises
  • Storytelling circles and opportunities for peer connection
These experiences are designed to nourish the whole family, offering moments of renewal during challenging seasons.

Our evolution into this space has felt organic—almost inevitable. We’ve always created experiences that matter. Now, the stakes are higher, and the impact deeper.

Innovation Meets Purpose
We’re also exploring how technology can extend support beyond the event itself. Our latest initiative, the Invigor™ app, is an AI-guided tool designed to help military personnel and caregivers regulate emotion and restore clarity in moments of stress or isolation.

It’s another way we’re blending innovation with heartfelt care—meeting people where they are, even in the quiet spaces between conversations.

Looking Ahead
We continue to honor our creative roots and still offer bespoke fundraising galas and high-touch corporate events for clients who want something truly unforgettable. But our focus has expanded.

Zohar Productions is now a trusted partner for military chaplains, wellness leaders, and government teams seeking to restore the human spirit through purpose-driven events.

If you're interested in bringing a resiliency event to your installation, retreat center, or program, we’d love to connect.
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