Community Song Circle

Name: Community Song Circle
Start: 2026-02-20T18:30:00-08:00
End: 2026-02-20T21:00:00-08:00
Location: Seward Park, Seattle

Schedule

Fri Feb 20 2026 at 06:30 pm to 09:00 pm

UTC-08:00

Location

Seward Park, Seattle | Seattle, WA

🎶Join The People's Echo (TPE) for our seasonal community song circle. All voices are welcome, no singing experience necessary!🎶
👥🎵Our Community Song Circles are spaces for YOU to teach & share the songs that are nourishing you in the moment. Whether you are sharing for the first time, are a seasoned song guide, or simply want to sing along, we welcome all voices! Bring songs to teach and share with the group, or simply to show up and sing along. Songs are taught call-and-echo style and are learned by ear.
💵 $20-30 suggested donation.
Venmo: @thepeoplesecho
No one turned away for lack of funds.
❓How these funds are used: We will donate 25% of the funds we collect to a different organization for every song circle we host. This month's organization is TBD. The other 75% of funds we collect are set aside to pay for spaces and compensate future Guest Songleaders.
꩜ EVENT FLOW:
6:30 - Arrival, settling in
7:00 - Song circle
9:00 - Closing
🔥Please bring firewood if you can!🔥
🌳LOCATION:
Seward Park - Shelter #3
Park map: https://tinyurl.com/62y8yb43
Google Maps Pin: https://maps.app.goo.gl/EXpQuRHP7EkhQo647
♿ACCESSIBILITY:
Shelter #3 is considered “partially” ADA accessible. The shelter space is fully covered and protected from rain. The ground is concrete and flat. The parking lot on the right of Shelter #3 (near the swings and bathrooms, see map above) has a slight incline and is the most accessible. The path to Shelter #3 from the parking lot on the left is very steep.
🤷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.