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Lys Hermanski has been singing her whole life, learning to harmonize with her family. Many choirs, bands, and jams later, she's still exploring the realms of group singing through local song circles. She is working to belong in a settler body, while living on and receiving from Traditional unceded Native Land; there is hope in healing community through singing our presences. Learn how to harmonize through embodied listening. Join facilitated harmonizing of simple, beautiful songs + exercises to reclaim singing as a birthright, and a technology of belonging. Calling on influences such as Laurence Cole, Pauline Oliveros, John Cage, Odeya Nini, and more.Festival goers with a ticket can attend. The public can also attend, suggested sliding scale donation ($5-$20).
The Woodstove Music & Arts Festival is a non-profit community arts festival presented by Cumberland Culture & Arts Society
It takes place in a variety of unique venues downtown in the Village of Cumberland, BC on the unceded traditional territory of the K'ómoks First Nation. Come and visit the friendly foothills of the Beaufort Range for 3 days of music, stories, poetry, theatre, stand-up comedy, workshops, dance, kids activities, and friendship. Cozy up in a historic Cumberland venue for a celebration of music makers, music lovers and the creative power of the winter season!
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Event Venue & Nearby Stays
The Cumberland Studio, 3279 1st St, Cumberland, BC V0R, Canada
Concerts, fests, parties, meetups - all the happenings, one place.
