About this Event
Community singing is an ancient tradition in every culture. It is a deeply important, and often neglected, part of our humanity. Singing in community harmonizes our hearts and helps us feel present, connected, and at peace.
Sisters in Harmony is a growing movement of heart-centered women who are freeing the voice of the feminine essence on the planet. This event is time for anyone (all genders) in our community to come sing together to celebrate spring and raise our voices and vibrations. Join us!
FREE!
Please bring a bottle of water and something to sit on (cushion or camp chair).
About the facilitator
Sarah is a song catcher, song carrier, and song leader based in Austin, Texas. She gracefully weaves the art of embodied singing, mindful movement, ritual, and communal prayer into her circles. Sarah started singing as a child and has performed as a singer/songwriter. She draws on her studies in integrative medicine (qigong, yoga, meditation), health promotion, behavioral science, and community resilience to provide a rich and healing experience for her participants. Sarah is a certified Sisters in Harmony song leader and offers regular women's and inclusive singing experiences around Austin and online. Sarah is also a Truth, Racial Healing, and Transformation practitioner and is a devoted ally and activist of diversity and inclusion. Her experience leading intentionally diverse groups in circle processes has prepared her to recognize and facilitate discussions around race/microaggressions should they arise in the course of singing circles.
Sarah is available to co-facilitate at workshops & retreats. Contact me to discuss details. https://heartbodysong.com/
Statement of Solidarity: Heart Body Song strives to create a safe space for all and in order to do this must acknowledge the harm that people of color have experienced and in some cases still endure. For community singing to be fully inclusive and safe for marginalized people, Heart Body Song is committed to standing/singing in solidarity by taking an anti-racist stance in organizing and facilitating all of our events. Community singing is a form of collective healing and without intentional action, the white supremacist inertia of our society will continue to perpetuate harm to those who are most oppressed. Without this stance, the community singing movement's aspirations for a peaceful, loving, and sustainable world will only remain a reality for the people living in white skin.
Event Venue & Nearby Stays
Mueller Lake Park Amphitheater, 4550 Mueller Blvd, Austin, United States
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