About this Event
The Healing Feast and The Good Neighbor Concert series join forces this month to offer a high-quality listening-room experience, along with food and community, for healing connections. Singer/songwriter, sacred space facilitator, and cook facilitates the Healing Feast to share nurturing, globally-inspired food that is mindful of the earth, along with practices to help us embody joy, healing, creativity, and abundance. Singer/songwriter hosts The Good Neighbor Concert Series to provide a high-quality, inclusive, and accessible listening-room experience for the Greater-Lansing area, while also workjing to raise awareness, funding, and other support for local nonprofit organizations.
This month's event the first time these two series have paired up, and they are focusing on the theme of Renewed Energy to celebrate Earth Day. The food, music, dialogue, and other practices of aliveness will guide us to explore how we can approach life with renewed energy, find new approaches to old problems, and relate in sustainable reciprocity with the earth and all her inhabitants.
The featured artist will be Detroit songstress an award-winning singer/songwriter who has released 7 albums to critical acclaim in a career that spans over 30 years. A composer, performer, producer, and educator, Kubat’s work has earned her a place in the community as a resource for empowerment through songwriting and music. Her methods of composition articulate grace and uncover hidden places that defy easy categorization.
Menu: Thai food by Tania Watt with a vegan option as well as a soy/dairy/egg free option that includes meat and fish ingredients.
Tickets: Sliding scale tickets (including child-price) are available in advance or at the event as long as supplies last. Ticket prices are a few dollars more the day of the event. Free tickets are available for people who have financial limitations and/or who feel they can best contribute to this event in other, non-monetary ways. (Contact us at [email protected] if you want to volunteer!)
Times: Registration and warm-up activities begin at 6:00 PM, ritual opening and dinner at 6:30, participatory creative experience 7:15-8:45.
Location & Host: , 2200 Lake Lansing Rd, Lansing, MI 48912
Benefit:10% of all proceeds will be donated to Immigration Law & Justice - Michigan, an organization providing free and low-cost legal services across the state to immigrants, refugees, asylum seekers, and unaccompanied refugee minor children.
Event Venue & Nearby Stays
Stage One at Sycamore Creek Eastwood, 2200 Lake Lansing Road, Lansing, United States
USD 0.00 to USD 55.00
