Join us as we gather at Harmony House to cultivate a sense of belonging and well-being through community singing!

We lift our voices in joy, grief, honor, and praise, and find that when we tune our voices together we create the opportunity to tune into something bigger than ourselves. These songs remind us of our unique humanness, as well as our connection to all life- our belonging to the world. These are songs for everyone, regardless of singing experience.

Each circle we focus on a different theme. You are also more than welcome to bring songs to teach the group! These circles take on a beautiful life of their own when we are all sharing together.

By Donation
(Suggested: $10-30)
*no one turned away for lack of funds

Location:
Harmony House
6 arrowhead ln

You can park:
- in the driveway to the left of the house (please pack it in here!!!)
-in the grass at the bottom of the driveway
-in front of the house (pull all the way to the fence & please do not block other driveways)
-in the driveway for #4 (thanks sweet neighbor!)
-parallel along the left side of Arrowhead ln in #4’s yard (again, thanks sweet neighbor)

Please be respectful of the neighborhood!
Park considerately and use quiet voices when returning to cars late.

We will sing in our spacious living room by the fireplace
(firewood donations warmly welcome either way)

We encourage you to arrive on time! I understand this is not possible for everyone- we still want you there! Please do your best

Join us for an intimate evening of connection and song with Lillie Lumina.

Lillie Lumina is a soulful singer-songwriter, holistic vocal coach, music therapist, and community leader based out of the mountains of Asheville, NC. Described as “Earthy Spirit-Folk,” Lillie’s music is rich with raw emotion, powerful melodies, and heartfelt lyrics that invite listeners into a deep space within themselves. With each pristine note, she gives voice to universal experiences that connect us all. 

As part a Movement of music and art that comes from a place of personal and collective awakening, Lillie’s performances are so much more than entertainment-they are ceremony. Her  grounded presence creates a portal for the audience to experience transformation, connection, and emotional release. Her lyrics are prayers, her voice carries vibrational healing, and she sings directly to your heart.

https://open.spotify.com/artist/4Evn0z0k29DG14m52MI1nF?si=bdjLysnbSBCGGeHFu9YaBg

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kjej50xCf-4

6-7 Refreshments and Social Hour
7-9 Interactive Song Experience

Sliding Scale $20-40

RSVP to Marc at (505) 231- 0878

Join Josh Fox & Lillie Lumina for an intimate evening of singing in Albuquerque NM.

Come as you are, with your authentic heart and let’s lift our voices together in songs that inspire hope and resiliency in these trying times. We sing for the Earth, for the trees, for the water, for the children, and for the future we pray they get to see. We sing for life, for freedom, for justice, for grief, and for joy. We sing together for a world in harmony.

We sing songs that are relatively simple, easy to learn “call and response,” that bring us into our hearts and a feeling of interconnectedness. Rather than performing music, we share in the meditative practice of allowing music to move through the group field.

No singing experience necessary

Your voice is most welcome

Contribution is $20 at the door.

Please email joshfoxabq@gmail.com to reserve your spot.

You are not alone in your grief.

Grief is as natural an expression of humanness as joy, and honors the losses of what we loved: family, friends, relationships, situations, parts of ourselves that once knew love, etc. Unexpressed grief can be the source of stress, illness, and disease while the process of grieving can bring balance to the body and create space for joy to recolonize the heart.

We will create a safe and powerful Grief-tending Village together to share in sacred witnessing, body awareness, heart-opening music, and emotional release.

LOGISTICS

This event will be held indoors at the First Unitarian Church, with some possible outdoor activities weather-permitting. Masks are welcome, but not required. Physical wellness is required; please stay home if you're even slightly sick.

The ritual is a closed container, so please plan to arrive promptly and stay until the end.

Participants are encouraged to pack their own dinner to enjoy during the break, as meals will not be provided. A refrigerator is available if needed.

EVENT FACILITATOR

This somatic, guided grief-journey will be facilitated by Josh Fox, a song-carrier, teacher, and herbalist. A grief-tender in his private practice, he has offered community healing circles for over a decade, inspired by the works of Sobonfu Somé, Frances Weller, and Martin Prechtel. A life-long student of Grief and Chinese Medicine, he has received direct ceremonial training with Laurence Cole and Kedar Brown.

This journey will be supported musically and energetically by Lillie Lumina, a music therapist, somatic practitioner, and singer-songwriter who has worked closely with Josh for many years.

More info about Grief-work at: http://www.foxhealing.com

REGISTRATION

There are limited spots and the event will fill up so register here ASAP.

Tickets for this event are offered on a sliding scale of $150-$250 for the day long ritual.

If you're not so abundant and would like to inquire about financial assistance, please email Luna at joshfoxabq@gmail.com.

You must secure your spot by registering here on Ticket Tailor.

Your confirmation email will contain all info about preparation, arrival, parking and after care. Be sure to add fox@foxhealing.com to your contacts so it doesn't go to spam.

Please bring a water bottle, a cushion and small blanket and any dinner and snacks you desire. You may also choose to bring a few votive candles, flowers, and pictures or items for an ancestor altar (you will get these back). Bring seating cushions for comfort or a blanket and backjack etc if you wish to sit on the ground. Please arrive promptly (we will "close the doors" when we begin). No dogs. Not recommended for children younger than 12.

A WORD FROM PAST PARTICIPANTS

"This was one of the most healing and transformative experiences I've ever had. To be held in such a safe container while also bearing witness to the depths of grief in others, is a deeply humbling experience. I've been hiding my grief since I was 10 years old. For the first time in my life I felt like my grief had a place to be seen, heard and held. That presence, support and unconditional acceptance from strangers changed my life. I feel more connected to myself, my emotions and to the human experience. Even if you feel like you have never experienced loss in your life, this ritual will help you heal parts of you that you don't even know are hurting." --J.J. Asheville, NC

"This work is the real deal. Fox creates a safe, sacred, and spacious container... to connect to the deepest parts of your inner self. Exploring grief through this ritual healed me in ways that words cannot.“ - A.V., Gainesville, FL

Join Josh Fox, Te Martin, and Lillie Lumina for an evening of song and community in Taos, NM. These three song-writers will guide a journey through group singing of songs relevant for the times we're in. No singing experience necessary; just jump right in and receive the medicine and magic of group resonance.

Doors open at 6:30pm and the journey begins at 7pm
Sliding scale $25-45 and no one turned away for lack of funds. Please Venmo @foxhealing in advance; tickets also available at the door.

About the musical guides:

Josh Fox has built a life around the healing powers of music, plants, and community. He weaves herbs, song, and healing tools into his private practice, and writes music that uplifts the heart, honors his plant allies, and tickles the human spirit. With the same gentle, grounded nature he receives patients, he regularly facilitates ritual space around grief, heart-healing, and song-sharing. Find out more at: http://www.foxhealing.com/

Te Martin (they/them) is a song-keeper and ritual artist. They were born on Ramaytush Ohlone land in san francisco and have been shaped by Ocean, Redwoods, circus arts, and theater games. They facilitate oral tradition singing classes and workshops that focus on song as a tool for collective liberation, somatic regulation, and ancestral connection. Te served as co-organizer of Thrive Street Choir in the san francisco bay area for six years, founded Murmuration Community Choir in sebastopol, ca, and is a student of the Irish bodhrán drum. Listen to their EP, Water & Bones, and check out their music video, “May This Body Be a Bridge”:

>> https://temartin.bandcamp.com/album/water-bones
>> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J3Mn_2BSNAg

Lillie Lumina is a dedicated devotee of song and sound. Her work as a trauma-informed Music Therapist, Somatic Practitioner, Singer Songwriter, and Song Leader is deeply rooted in her belief in the power of music to heal, transform, and connect us as living beings on this sacred Earth.
Lillie is passionate about creating safe containers for people to access this power through collective sounding, holistic vocal education, and embodied exploration of our inner worlds. Her music is rich with raw emotion, powerful melodies, and heartfelt lyrics that invite listeners into a deep space within themselves.
lillielumina.com
https://www.youtube.com/@lillieluminamusic

Join us as we gather at Harmony House to cultivate a sense of belonging and well-being through community singing!

We lift our voices in joy, grief, honor, and praise, and find that when we tune our voices together we create the opportunity to tune into something bigger than ourselves. These songs remind us of our unique humanness, as well as our connection to all life- our belonging to the world. These are songs for everyone, regardless of singing experience.

Each circle we focus on a different theme. You are also more than welcome to bring songs to teach the group! These circles take on a beautiful life of their own when we are all sharing together.

By Donation
(Suggested: $10-30)
*no one turned away for lack of funds

Location:
Harmony House
6 arrowhead ln

Parking:

PLEASE NOTE: CHANGE IN PARKING:

We can no longer park along Longs Chapel Rd beside #3

You can park:
- in the driveway to the left of the house (please pack it in here!!!)
-in the grass at the bottom of the driveway
-in front of the house (pull all the way to the fence & please do not block other driveways)
-in the driveway for #4 (thanks sweet neighbor!)
-parallel along the left side of Arrowhead ln in #4’s yard (again, thanks sweet neighbor)

Please be respectful of the neighborhood!
Park considerately and use quiet voices when returning to cars late.

Rain or shine!
If the weather is nice, we will gather outside, if not we will sing in our spacious living room (firewood donations warmly welcome either way)

Accessibility note: The backyard is fairly steep to walk down and could be challenging for someone with limited mobility. Please reach out if you think you may need support.

We encourage you to arrive on time! I understand this is not possible for everyone- we still want you there! Please do your best

Contact Improvisation is a partner dance form based on the physical principles of touch, momentum, shared weight, and most quintessentially - following a shared point of contact. Every Saturday at Haw Creek Commons there is an open Contact Improvisation Jam- a space to freely explore the form of contact improv. You do not need experience to attend the jam. Open, by donation, and welcome to all.

Join us September 27th for a special in-the-moment creation of movement and sound with live music from Lillie Lumina.

Lillie brings a wide array of sounds from clear angelic vocal tones to playful loop experiments- her voice will take you on a dynamic musical journey. A lifelong dancer herself, she allows the dance to inspire the sound and the sound to inspire the dance in a sweet spiral of embodied creativity.

Join us as we gather at Harmony House to cultivate a sense of belonging and well-being through community singing!

We lift our voices in joy, grief, honor, and praise, and find that when we tune our voices together we create the opportunity to tune into something bigger than ourselves. These songs remind us of our unique humanness, as well as our connection to all life- our belonging to the world. These are songs for everyone, regardless of singing experience.

Each circle we focus on a different theme. You are also more than welcome to bring songs to teach the group! These circles take on a beautiful life of their own when we are all sharing together.

By Donation
(Suggested: $10-30)
*no one turned away for lack of funds

Location:
Harmony House
6 arrowhead ln

Parking:

PLEASE NOTE: CHANGE IN PARKING:

We can no longer park along Longs Chapel Rd beside #3

You can park:
- in the driveway to the left of the house (please pack it in here!!!)
-in the grass at the bottom of the driveway
-in front of the house (pull all the way to the fence & please do not block other driveways)
-in the driveway for #4 (thanks sweet neighbor!)
-parallel along the left side of Arrowhead ln in #4’s yard (again, thanks sweet neighbor)

Please be respectful of the neighborhood!
Park considerately and use quiet voices when returning to cars late.

Rain or shine!
If the weather is nice, we will gather outside, if not we will sing in our spacious living room (firewood donations warmly welcome either way)

Accessibility note: The backyard is fairly steep to walk down and could be challenging for someone with limited mobility. Please reach out if you think you may need support.

We encourage you to arrive on time! I understand this is not possible for everyone- we still want you there! Please do your best

Join us as we gather at Harmony House to cultivate a sense of belonging and well-being through community singing!

We lift our voices in joy, grief, honor, and praise, and find that when we tune our voices together we create the opportunity to tune into something bigger than ourselves. These songs remind us of our unique humanness, as well as our connection to all life- our belonging to the world. These are songs for everyone, regardless of singing experience.

Each circle we focus on a different theme. You are also more than welcome to bring songs to teach the group! These circles take on a beautiful life of their own when we are all sharing together.

By Donation
(Suggested: $10-30)
*no one turned away for lack of funds

Location:
Harmony House
6 arrowhead ln

Parking:

PLEASE NOTE: CHANGE IN PARKING:

We can no longer park along Longs Chapel Rd beside #3

You can park:
- in the driveway to the left of the house (please pack it in here!!!)
-in the grass at the bottom of the driveway
-in front of the house (pull all the way to the fence & please do not block other driveways)
-in the driveway for #4 (thanks sweet neighbor!)
-parallel along the left side of Arrowhead ln in #4’s yard (again, thanks sweet neighbor)

Please be respectful of the neighborhood!
Park considerately and use quiet voices when returning to cars late.

Rain or shine!
If the weather is nice, we will gather outside, if not we will sing in our spacious living room (firewood donations warmly welcome either way)

Accessibility note: The backyard is fairly steep to walk down and could be challenging for someone with limited mobility. Please reach out if you think you may need support.

We encourage you to arrive on time! I understand this is not possible for everyone- we still want you there! Please do your best

Join us as we gather at Harmony House to cultivate a sense of belonging and well-being through community singing!

We lift our voices in joy, grief, honor, and praise, and find that when we tune our voices together we create the opportunity to tune into something bigger than ourselves. These songs remind us of our unique humanness, as well as our connection to all life- our belonging to the world. These are songs for everyone, regardless of singing experience.

Each circle we focus on a different theme. You are also more than welcome to bring songs to teach the group! These circles take on a beautiful life of their own when we are all sharing together.

By Donation
(Suggested: $10-30)
*no one turned away for lack of funds

Location:
Harmony House
6 arrowhead ln

Parking:

PLEASE NOTE: CHANGE IN PARKING:

We can no longer park along Longs Chapel Rd beside #3

You can park:
- in the driveway to the left of the house (please pack it in here!!!)
-in the grass at the bottom of the driveway
-in front of the house (pull all the way to the fence & please do not block other driveways)
-in the driveway for #4 (thanks sweet neighbor!)
-parallel along the left side of Arrowhead ln in #4’s yard (again, thanks sweet neighbor)

Please be respectful of the neighborhood!
Park considerately and use quiet voices when returning to cars late.

Rain or shine!
If the weather is nice, we will gather outside, if not we will sing in our spacious living room (firewood donations warmly welcome either way)

Accessibility note: The backyard is fairly steep to walk down and could be challenging for someone with limited mobility. Please reach out if you think you may need support.

We encourage you to arrive on time! I understand this is not possible for everyone- we still want you there! Please do your best

Join us as we gather at Harmony House to cultivate a sense of belonging and well-being through community singing!

We lift our voices in joy, grief, honor, and praise, and find that when we tune our voices together we create the opportunity to tune into something bigger than ourselves. These songs remind us of our unique humanness, as well as our connection to all life- our belonging to the world. These are songs for everyone, regardless of singing experience.

Each circle we focus on a different theme. You are also more than welcome to bring songs to teach the group! These circles take on a beautiful life of their own when we are all sharing together.

By Donation
(Suggested: $10-30)
*no one turned away for lack of funds

Location:
Harmony House
6 arrowhead ln

Parking:
- in the driveway to the left of the house (please pack it in here!!!)
-in the grass at the bottom of the driveway
-in front of the house (pull all the way to the fence & please do not block other driveways)
-in the driveway for #4 (thanks sweet neighbor!)
-parallel along the left side of Arrowhead ln in #4’s yard (again, thanks sweet neighbor)

Please be respectful of the neighborhood!
Park considerately and use quiet voices when returning to cars late.

Rain or shine!
If the weather is nice, we will gather outside, if not we will sing in our spacious living room (firewood donations warmly welcome either way)

Accessibility note: The backyard is fairly steep to walk down and could be challenging for someone with limited mobility. Please reach out if you think you may need support.

We encourage you to arrive on time! I understand this is not possible for everyone- we still want you there! Please do your best

UNC Asheville’s 45-acre urban forest has been a cherished community resource and wildlife habitat for decades. It’s now been approved for development into a soccer stadium, despite its status as one of the last remaining urban forests in Asheville.

But we are not giving up! There are a variety of actions you can take to help save the woods. Check out saveuncawoods.org for more information on how to get involved

Sunday, August 3rd, we will gather at 5 pm sharp to sing for (and to) The Trees! This will be a space to be share in deep reverence for the forest, to feel what’s in alive in our hearts, to honor and praise the wild through song as well as to learn about the forest, what’s going on there, and actions we can take to help protect this special place.

Seasoned song leaders will guide the group in singing a variety of nature-based songs. The songs are easy to learn and sing along, with phrases that repeat many times, like mantras for the mamma .

Meet at the entrance to the woods on Vivian Ave (follow the sign).
Park along Vivian and Dortch Ave.

All voices welcome!
Free of charge

Contact Improvisation is a partner dance form based on the physical principles of touch, momentum, shared weight, and most quintessentially - following a shared point of contact. Every Saturday at Haw Creek Commons there is an open Contact Improvisation Jam- a space to freely explore the form of contact improv. You do not need experience to attend the jam. Open, by donation, and welcome to all.

Join us July 26th for a special in-the-moment creation of movement and sound with live music from Lillie Lumina.

Lillie brings a wide array of sounds from clear angelic vocal tones to playful loop experiments- her voice will take you on a dynamic musical journey. A lifelong dancer herself, she allows the dance to inspire the sound and the sound to inspire the dance in a sweet spiral of embodied creativity.

Singing is your birthright!

Yet, so many of us carry stories in our bodies that hold us back from fully expressing ourselves.

In this grounded group container we will have the opportunity to
dive deep into exploring and re-negotiating the stories we hold around our voices through the lens of nervous system repair and vocal liberation.

By tuning in to our own unique vibration, we can begin to discover the voice as a profound gateway for connection and transformation. We will use this container as a way to practice holding each person’s unique expression within community, supporting each other to step more powerfully into using our voices without fear or judgement

Practices we may explore together include:
Breath Work
Vocal Education
Nervous System Regulation Practices
Somatic Exploration
Vocal Toning
Community Song
Embodiment Practices
Inner Child Healing/ Parts Work

For all people with voices- No singing experience necessary!

Guided by Lillie Lumina:
Lillie Lumina is a Board-Certified Music Therapist, Singer-Songwriter, Somatic Experiencing Student, Reiki Practitioner, and Holistic Vocal Coach based out of Asheville, NC. Emotional expression and authenticity are at the root of all that she does. She believes firmly in the power of music to heal, transform, and connect us as human beings and is passionate about creating safe containers for people to access this power.

Find out more at lillielumina.com/bio

From past participants:

"I accessed parts of my voice and my self that I didn't know were there. Lillie helped me feel safe and comfortable to express myself in my own unique way. At first I was scared to sing, but this workshop has unlocked somethings inside of me that I can't wait to explore more!"
- A.S., Free Your Voice Participant

"It's so beautiful to witness people opening up and the way we kind of lose ourselves in the collective sound"
- G.G., Free Your Voice Participant

IMPORTANT: This is a closed container event. Doors will close at 3:15. Please arrive on time!

Tickets:
Sliding scale $45-75

Space is limited to 20 participants
RSVP Here: https://buytickets.at/lillieluminaartshealing/1737943

*1 scholarship available for BIPOC or single mothers- please reach out directly if this applies to you

Location: Shine Temple in Weaverville NC:
a gorgeous sanctuary home with incredible acoustics. We will be inside for portions and outside for portions of the day. Address will be provided upon registration.

"Where words fail, music speaks"
-Hans Christian Anderson

Join us as we gather at Harmony House to cultivate a sense of belonging and well-being through community singing!

We lift our voices in joy, grief, honor, and praise, and find that when we tune our voices together we create the opportunity to tune into something bigger than ourselves. These songs remind us of our unique humanness, as well as our connection to all life- our belonging to the world. These are songs for everyone, regardless of singing experience.

Each circle we focus on a different theme. You are also more than welcome to bring songs to teach the group! These circles take on a beautiful life of their own when we are all sharing together.

By Donation
(Suggested: $10-30)
*no one turned away for lack of funds

Location:
Harmony House
6 arrowhead ln

Parking:
- in the driveway to the left of the house (please pack it in here!!!)
-in the grass at the bottom of the driveway
-in front of the house (pull all the way to the fence & please do not block other driveways)
-in the driveway for #4 (thanks sweet neighbor!)
-parallel along the left side of Arrowhead ln in #4’s yard (again, thanks sweet neighbor)

Please be respectful of the neighborhood!
Park considerately and use quiet voices when returning to cars late.

Rain or shine!
If the weather is nice, we will gather outside, if not we will sing in our spacious living room (firewood donations warmly welcome either way)

Accessibility note: The backyard is fairly steep to walk down and could be challenging for someone with limited mobility. Please reach out if you think you may need support.

We encourage you to arrive on time! I understand this is not possible for everyone- we still want you there! Please do your best

Join us as we gather at Harmony House to cultivate a sense of belonging and well-being through community singing!

We lift our voices in joy, grief, honor, and praise, and find that when we tune our voices together we create the opportunity to tune into something bigger than ourselves. These songs remind us of our unique humanness, as well as our connection to all life- our belonging to the world. These are songs for everyone, regardless of singing experience.

Each circle we focus on a different theme. You are also more than welcome to bring songs to teach the group! These circles take on a beautiful life of their own when we are all sharing together.

By Donation
(Suggested: $10-30)
*no one turned away for lack of funds

Location:
Harmony House
6 arrowhead ln

Parking:

PLEASE NOTE: CHANGE IN PARKING:

We can no longer park along Longs Chapel Rd beside #3

You can park:
- in the driveway to the left of the house (please pack it in here!!!)
-in the grass at the bottom of the driveway
-in front of the house (pull all the way to the fence & please do not block other driveways)
-in the driveway for #4 (thanks sweet neighbor!)
-parallel along the left side of Arrowhead ln in #4’s yard (again, thanks sweet neighbor)

Please be respectful of the neighborhood!
Park considerately and use quiet voices when returning to cars late.

Rain or shine!
If the weather is nice, we will gather outside, if not we will sing in our spacious living room (firewood donations warmly welcome either way)

Accessibility note: The backyard is fairly steep to walk down and could be challenging for someone with limited mobility. Please reach out if you think you may need support.

We encourage you to arrive on time! I understand this is not possible for everyone- we still want you there! Please do your best

There will be no song circle this week because we have some very special guests coming in from out of town!

Join us at Hawk and Hawthorne:

Join us as we gather at Harmony House to cultivate a sense of belonging and well-being through community singing!

We lift our voices in joy, grief, honor, and praise, and find that when we tune our voices together we create the opportunity to tune into something bigger than ourselves. These songs remind us of our unique humanness, as well as our connection to all life- our belonging to the world. These are songs for everyone, regardless of singing experience.

Each circle we focus on a different theme. You are also more than welcome to bring songs to teach the group! These circles take on a beautiful life of their own when we are all sharing together.

By Donation
(Suggested: $10-30)
*no one turned away for lack of funds

Location:
Harmony House
6 arrowhead ln

Parking:

PLEASE NOTE: CHANGE IN PARKING:

We can no longer park along Longs Chapel Rd beside #3

You can park:
- in the driveway to the left of the house (please pack it in here!!!)
-in the grass at the bottom of the driveway
-in front of the house (pull all the way to the fence & please do not block other driveways)
-in the driveway for #4 (thanks sweet neighbor!)
-parallel along the left side of Arrowhead ln in #4’s yard (again, thanks sweet neighbor)

Please be respectful of the neighborhood!
Park considerately and use quiet voices when returning to cars late.

Rain or shine!
If the weather is nice, we will gather outside, if not we will sing in our spacious living room (firewood donations warmly welcome either way)

Accessibility note: The backyard is fairly steep to walk down and could be challenging for someone with limited mobility. Please reach out if you think you may need support.

We encourage you to arrive on time! I understand this is not possible for everyone- we still want you there! Please do your best

Join us as we gather at Harmony House to cultivate a sense of belonging and well-being through community singing!

We lift our voices in joy, grief, honor, and praise, and find that when we tune our voices together we create the opportunity to tune into something bigger than ourselves. These songs remind us of our unique humanness, as well as our connection to all life- our belonging to the world. These are songs for everyone, regardless of singing experience.

Each circle we focus on a different theme. You are also more than welcome to bring songs to teach the group! These circles take on a beautiful life of their own when we are all sharing together.

By Donation
(Suggested: $10-30)
*no one turned away for lack of funds

Location:
Harmony House
6 arrowhead ln

Parking:

PLEASE NOTE: CHANGE IN PARKING:

We can no longer park along Longs Chapel Rd beside #3

You can park:
- in the driveway to the left of the house (please pack it in here!!!)
-in the grass at the bottom of the driveway
-in front of the house (pull all the way to the fence & please do not block other driveways)
-in the driveway for #4 (thanks sweet neighbor!)
-parallel along the left side of Arrowhead ln in #4’s yard (again, thanks sweet neighbor)

Please be respectful of the neighborhood!
Park considerately and use quiet voices when returning to cars late.

Rain or shine!
If the weather is nice, we will gather outside, if not we will sing in our spacious living room (firewood donations warmly welcome either way)

Accessibility note: The backyard is fairly steep to walk down and could be challenging for someone with limited mobility. Please reach out if you think you may need support.

We encourage you to arrive on time! I understand this is not possible for everyone- we still want you there! Please do your best

Join us as we gather at Harmony House to cultivate a sense of belonging and well-being through community singing!

We lift our voices in joy, grief, honor, and praise, and find that when we tune our voices together we create the opportunity to tune into something bigger than ourselves. These songs remind us of our unique humanness, as well as our connection to all life- our belonging to the world. These are songs for everyone, regardless of singing experience.

Each circle we focus on a different theme. You are also more than welcome to bring songs to teach the group! These circles take on a beautiful life of their own when we are all sharing together.

By Donation
(Suggested: $10-30)
*no one turned away for lack of funds

Location:
Harmony House
6 arrowhead ln

Parking:

PLEASE NOTE: CHANGE IN PARKING:

We can no longer park along Longs Chapel Rd beside #3

You can park:
- in the driveway to the left of the house (please pack it in here!!!)
-in the grass at the bottom of the driveway
-in front of the house (pull all the way to the fence & please do not block other driveways)
-in the driveway for #4 (thanks sweet neighbor!)
-parallel along the left side of Arrowhead ln in #4’s yard (again, thanks sweet neighbor)

Please be respectful of the neighborhood!
Park considerately and use quiet voices when returning to cars late.

Rain or shine!
If the weather is nice, we will gather outside, if not we will sing in our spacious living room (firewood donations warmly welcome either way)

Accessibility note: The backyard is fairly steep to walk down and could be challenging for someone with limited mobility. Please reach out if you think you may need support.

We encourage you to arrive on time! I understand this is not possible for everyone- we still want you there! Please do your best

Contact Improvisation is a partner dance form based on the physical principles of touch, momentum, shared weight, and most quintessentially - following a shared point of contact. Every Monday at Stephen’s Lee Community Center there is an open Contact Improvisation Jam- a space to freely explore the form of contact improv. You do not need experience to attend the jam. Open, by donation, and welcome to all.

Join us April 14th for a special in-the-moment creation of movement and sound with live music from Lillie Lumina.

Lillie brings a wide array of sounds from clear angelic vocal tones to playful loop experiments- her voice will take you on a dynamic musical journey. A lifelong dancer herself, she allows the dance to inspire the sound and the sound to inspire the dance in a sweet spiral of embodied creativity.

UNC Asheville’s 45-acre urban forest has been a cherished community resource and wildlife habitat for decades. It’s now under threat of development, despite its status as one of the last remaining urban forests in Asheville.

There are a variety of actions you can take to help save the woods. Check out saveuncawoods.org for more information on how to get involved

Sunday, April 13th, we will gather at 3 pm sharp to sing for (and to) The Trees! This will be a space to be share in deep reverence for the forest, to feel what’s in alive in our hearts, to honor and praise the wild through song as well as to learn about the forest, what’s going on there, and actions we can take to help protect this special place.

Seasoned song leaders, Lillie Lumina and Samara Jade, will guide the group in singing a variety of nature-based songs. The songs are easy to learn and sing along, with phrases that repeat many times, like mantras for the mamma .

Meet at the entrance to the woods on Vivian Ave (follow the sign).
Park along Vivian and Dortch Ave.

All voices welcome!
Free of charge

Join us as we gather at Harmony House to cultivate a sense of belonging and well-being through community singing!

We lift our voices in joy, grief, honor, and praise, and find that when we tune our voices together we create the opportunity to tune into something bigger than ourselves. These songs remind us of our unique humanness, as well as our connection to all life- our belonging to the world. These are songs for everyone, regardless of singing experience.

Each circle we focus on a different theme. You are also more than welcome to bring songs to teach the group! These circles take on a beautiful life of their own when we are all sharing together.

By Donation
(Suggested: $10-30)
*no one turned away for lack of funds

Location:
Harmony House
6 arrowhead ln

Parking:

PLEASE NOTE: CHANGE IN PARKING:

We can no longer park along Longs Chapel Rd beside #3

You can park:
- in the driveway to the left of the house (please pack it in here!!!)
-in the grass at the bottom of the driveway
-in front of the house (pull all the way to the fence & please do not block other driveways)
-in the driveway for #4 (thanks sweet neighbor!)
-parallel along the left side of Arrowhead ln in #4’s yard (again, thanks sweet neighbor)

Please be respectful of the neighborhood!
Park considerately and use quiet voices when returning to cars late.

Rain or shine!
If the weather is nice, we will gather outside, if not we will sing in our spacious living room (firewood donations warmly welcome either way)

Accessibility note: The backyard is fairly steep to walk down and could be challenging for someone with limited mobility. Please reach out if you think you may need support.

We encourage you to arrive on time! I understand this is not possible for everyone- we still want you there! Please do your best

Join us as we gather at Harmony House to cultivate a sense of belonging and well-being through community singing!

We lift our voices in joy, grief, honor, and praise, and find that when we tune our voices together we create the opportunity to tune into something bigger than ourselves. These songs remind us of our unique humanness, as well as our connection to all life- our belonging to the world. These are songs for everyone, regardless of singing experience.

Each circle we focus on a different theme. You are also more than welcome to bring songs to teach the group! These circles take on a beautiful life of their own when we are all sharing together.

By Donation
(Suggested: $10-30)
*no one turned away for lack of funds

Location:
Harmony House
6 arrowhead ln

Parking:

PLEASE NOTE: CHANGE IN PARKING:

We can no longer park along Longs Chapel Rd beside #3

You can park:
- in the driveway to the left of the house (please pack it in here!!!)
-in the grass at the bottom of the driveway
-in front of the house (pull all the way to the fence & please do not block other driveways)
-in the driveway for #4 (thanks sweet neighbor!)
-parallel along the left side of Arrowhead ln in #4’s yard (again, thanks sweet neighbor)

Please be respectful of the neighborhood!
Park considerately and use quiet voices when returning to cars late.

Rain or shine! If the weather is nice, we will gather outside, if not we will sing in our spacious living room (firewood donations warmly welcome either way)

Accessibility note: The backyard is fairly steep to walk down and could be challenging for someone with limited mobility. Please reach out if you think you may need support.

We encourage you to arrive on time! I understand this is not possible for everyone- we still want you there! Please do your best

UNC Asheville’s 45-acre urban forest has been a cherished community resource and wildlife habitat for decades. It’s now under threat of development, despite its status as one of the last remaining urban forests in Asheville.

There are a variety of actions you can take to help save the woods. Check out saveuncawoods.org for more information on how to get involved

Sunday, March 16th, we will gather at 3 pm sharp to sing for (and to) The Trees! This will be a space to be share in deep reverence for the forest, to feel what’s in alive in our hearts, to honor and praise the wild through song as well as to learn about the forest, what’s going on there, and actions we can take to help protect this special place.

Lillie Lumina, seasoned song-leader, singer-songwriter, and music-therapist will guide the group in singing a variety of nature-based songs. The songs are easy to learn and sing along, with phrases that repeat many times, like mantras for the mamma . You are also more than welcome to bring songs to teach the group.

All voices welcome!
Free of charge

Join us as we gather at Harmony House to cultivate a sense of belonging and well-being through community singing!

We lift our voices in joy, grief, honor, and praise, and find that when we tune our voices together we create the opportunity to tune into something bigger than ourselves. These songs remind us of our unique humanness, as well as our connection to all life- our belonging to the world. These are songs for everyone, regardless of singing experience.

Each circle we focus on a different theme. You are also more than welcome to bring songs to teach the group! These circles take on a beautiful life of their own when we are all sharing together.

By Donation
(Suggested: $10-30)
*no one turned away for lack of funds

Location:
Harmony House
6 arrowhead ln

Parking:

PLEASE NOTE: CHANGE IN PARKING:

We can no longer park along Longs Chapel Rd beside #3

You can park:
- in the driveway to the left of the house (please pack it in here!!!)
-in the grass at the bottom of the driveway
-in front of the house (pull all the way to the fence & please do not block other driveways)
-in the driveway for #4 (thanks sweet neighbor!)
-parallel along the left side of Arrowhead ln in #4’s yard (again, thanks sweet neighbor)

Please be respectful of the neighborhood!
Park considerately and use quiet voices when returning to cars late.

Rain or shine!
If the weather is nice, we will gather outside, if not we will sing in our spacious living room (firewood donations warmly welcome either way)

Accessibility note: The backyard is fairly steep to walk down and could be challenging for someone with limited mobility. Please reach out if you think you may need support.

We encourage you to arrive on time! I understand this is not possible for everyone- we still want you there! Please do your best

Contact Improvisation is a partner dance form based on the physical principles of touch, momentum, shared weight, and most quintessentially - following a shared point of contact. Every Saturday at Haw Creek Commons there is an open Contact Improvisation Jam- a space to freely explore the form of contact improv. You do not need experience to attend the jam. Open, by donation, and welcome to all.

Join us March 1st for a special in-the-moment creation of movement and sound with live music from Lillie Lumina.

Lillie brings a wide array of sounds from clear angelic vocal tones to playful loop experiments- her voice will take you on a dynamic musical journey. A lifelong dancer herself, she allows the dance to inspire the sound and the sound to inspire the dance in a sweet spiral of embodied creativity.

Join us as we gather at Harmony House to cultivate a sense of belonging and well-being through community singing!

We lift our voices in joy, grief, honor, and praise, and find that when we tune our voices together we create the opportunity to tune into something bigger than ourselves. These songs remind us of our unique humanness, as well as our connection to all life- our belonging to the world. These are songs for everyone, regardless of singing experience.

Each circle we focus on a different theme. You are also more than welcome to bring songs to teach the group! These circles take on a beautiful life of their own when we are all sharing together.

By Donation
(Suggested: $10-30)
*no one turned away for lack of funds

Location:
Harmony House
6 arrowhead ln

Parking:
Parallel parking along Longs Chapel Rd, along the left side of Arrowhead ln, and in the driveway to the left of the house. Please minimize parking in front of the house in the culdisac.

Rain or shine! If the weather is nice, we will gather outside, if not we will sing in our spacious living room (firewood donations warmly welcome either way)

Accessibility note: The backyard is fairly steep to walk down and could be challenging for someone with limited mobility. Please reach out if you think you may need support.

We encourage you to arrive on time! I understand this is not possible for everyone- we still want you there! Please do your best