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Come sing with us at one Song Circle or many!No experience necessary. All voices welcome.
As we move into the coldest, darkest months of the year, we gather to tend what warms us from the inside out — shared voices, simple songs, and connection. Whether you join Community Song Circle once or every month, you’ll leave with your spark glowing a little brighter.
Each Circle, song leader Hella Wartman will guide participants through songs taught in the oral tradition - no lyrics or sheet music required. We’ll sing a mix of rounds, layer songs, zipper songs, and call-and-response tunes being shared across global song circles today.
What to Expect:
-Songs taught by ear—no reading necessary
-A safe, inclusive space where every voice matters
-Simple, soulful songs that invite harmony and participation
-Opportunities to connect with others through music
Choose the Time That Fits You (or join us for both)
-Evening Circle
📅 December 11 – Second Thursday of the month*
🕖 7:00–8:30 PM
*Note: This community song circle is usually scheduled on the 4th Thursday, but is moved up this month due to the Christmas holiday
-Afternoon Circles – Third Thursday of the month
📅 Dec 18, Jan 15, Feb 19
🕓 4:00–5:30 PM
-Evening Circles – Fourth Thursday of the month
📅 Jan 22, Feb 26
🕖 7:00–8:30 PM
💲 Suggested Donation: $5–$10 per Circle
https://www.zeffy.com/en-US/donation-form/community-song-circles-at-solca
Bring a water bottle to stay hydrated while you sing.
Meet Your Song Leader:
Hella Wartman has sung in community choirs and ensembles her whole life. Over the past 10 years, she has trained in song leadership and Full Voice coaching. She leads monthly song circles in Minneapolis and Duluth, including regular offerings at UUCD and Spirit of the Lake Community Arts.
Learn more about SOLCA Song Circles here: https://www.spiritofthelakearts.org/new-page-1
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