Name: Spring Song Circle with Karly Loveling
Start: 2025-03-23T15:00:00-07:00
End: 2025-03-23T17:30:00-07:00
Location: 7400 Woodlawn Ave NE, Seattle, WA 98115

Join The People’s Echo for a song circle led by Eugene-based community song carrier, Karly Loveling!🎶🎵
In a song circle, songs are taught call-and-echo style and are learned in the moment, sometimes with harmony, sometimes without. This is an all-voices-welcome, non-performing singing group that values connection over perfection. We're singing for the pure experiential joy, healing, and connection that it brings. Whether you are experienced and comfortable singing harmonies or solos or you are brand new to group singing, this group is for you! Even if you only sing in the shower or in the car when no one else is around, you don't think of yourself as "a singer," or you have been told that you "can't sing," this group is for you. Try it out and be delighted by the sounds we can make together and the strength you will receive from the songs that we sing.
Karly Loveling is a passionate songleader, songwriter, and a permissionary of heartfelt expression. She leads an accessible and engaging group, Singing Heart Harmonies, in Eugene as part of the Ubuntu Choir Network and offers classes online, at Community Singing gatherings, and retreats. Her often playful, meaningful, layered songs are companions for songleaders from Appalachia to Ireland. Hear some of them here:
https://karlyloveling.bandcamp.com/album/let-me-be-the-love-2
and Check her out on Instagram here: https://www.instagram.com/karlyloveling/
EVENT TICKET LINK: https://events.humanitix.com/spring-song-circle-with-karly-loveling
EVENT FLOW:
3pm: Arrival
3:30-5:30: Song circle
LOCATION:
Woodlawn Hall:
7400 Woodlawn Ave NE,
Seattle, WA 98115
WHAT IS THE PEOPLE'S ECHO?
The People’s Echo is a healing-centered song collective based on Coast Salish Lands. We catch and share songs as medicine for these times, and tend to community through the practice of joining our voices in song. Our mission is to heal ourselves and the world through the practice of community singing and to reclaim our voices as instruments for personal and collective liberation.