Sacred Threshold Songs to Sing & Receive with The Threshold Weavers

Five singers from a Threshold Choir bring their practiced harmonies into the ceremonial heart of the Kiva.

Songs that have been sung at bedsides, at birth, at grief circles, and at celebrations of life.

Songs that know how to hold what words cannot.

Over two hours, the gathering weaves between listening and singing, receiving and offering. The Threshold Weavers bring songs that wash over the room in full harmony; then draw the community into songs simple enough to learn in a moment and carry home forever.

Back and forth, like breath — one voice becoming many, many voices becoming one.

No musical experience is necessary. Only a willingness to be present.

Participants leave having remembered — in your bodies, not just your minds — that your voice belongs, and that you are not alone in any of it.

This experience is being brought to you through a tiered pricing structure ranging from $20 - 50. 

If you can afford it and it suits you to do so, please consider paying $50 to subsidize another person’s ticket, so they may attend and experience the healing benefits of community song. 

The Threshold Weavers of Paonia have several years of experience in ceremony, song circles and facilitation. 

"We have been singing together in ceremony for over five years now, and our choir has been singing for threshold experiences together in harmony.  We sing for death thresholds, land blessings, at the senior center, and for yoga nidra classes. We sing with the cycles of life and the inspiration of nature in our hearts." 

Meghann, Aja, Rebecca, Emily and Katie believe in the power of song to heal our hearts and weave more beauty into the world. 

"Hearing the Threshold Weavers altered me. It felt as though I had received a spa treatment, with butterfly wings softly brushing over me, melting me jnto the gentlest state of  peace. Their singing is heavenly" - Christine Palafox

"Simply divine. The community really enjoyed it! We'd love to have the Threshold Weavers back regularly!"  - Jean Berman, Senior Connections in Paonia, Colorado

“We invited the Threshold Weavers to our Lunar New Year event. I was so glad they were there. Their songs elevated the event both musically and spiritually. Somehow, without much guidance from me, they chose just the right songs and presented them to us with grace. I will invite them back without hesitation.” - Daniel Ziskin

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If you have any questions, you may contact Megan Miller, Director of Education and Programming at [email protected]

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This programming is brought to you through the Connection is the Medicine Foundation, a non-profit foundation dedicated to co-creating opportunities for people to connect – with self, community, and the natural world – so they can discover meaning, purpose, and happiness in service of our shared consciousness. We envision a world where connection is embodied as a core value that nurtures wholeness within and between us all.

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or contact Valery Moore Kelly Development Director

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• Arrival Time: Please arrive 15 minutes early to check in and settle. Events begin promptly at the scheduled start time.
• Late Attendance: Doors will close at the stated start time (e.g., 6:30 PM) to honor the sacred nature of the container and minimize disruptions, and late arrivals will not be admitted
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What to Bring & Community Care: You’re welcome to bring personal comfort items such as an eye mask, a small pillow, an extra blanket, or a yoga mat.

As these are shared community experiences, we kindly ask that you:

• Be mindful of personal hygiene and health
• Respect personal space and boundaries
• Refrain from using scented products that may affect others

Thank you for co-creating a respectful and enriching experience with us. We look forward to welcoming you into our sacred space.

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