Singin' to Feel - Songs for Grief & Joy Song Circle & Bonfire

🌱Event Details🌱

• Arrival between 6:30-7pm.
  

• Please register via eventbrite if you can! This helps us know how many folks to expect and create a better experience for everyone!
  

• Venue: Kindness Farm – 7101 SE 127th Ave, Portland, OR 97236.

No singing experience is required! Communal singing is about sharing song together and all voices are welcome as they are. Songs will be taught call and echo style.

🌱How does a song share work? 🌱

The purpose of this gathering is to create a safe, nourishing space where we can share songs with each other and sing communally; and where you can show up authentically, exactly as you are.

We'll go around the circle and everyone will have an opportunity to teach a song to the group that we'll sing togther. You don't have to share if you don't want to! You're always welcome to listen or sing the songs of others without sharing your own.

You're welcome to bring your own song to share, or the songs of others, as long as they have permission to be shared.

🌱What to Bring🌱

• A chair, cushion, bolster, and/or blanket - whatever will make you comfortable outdoors on the farm!
• We recommend wearing comoftable clothes that allow you to move freely and comofrtably
• Water and/or tea
• A notebook or journal
• Yourself, exactly as you are

Kindness Farm is a immigrant,refugee, and queer led regenerative community farm in SE Portland. We focus on the reclamation of individual and communal power through tending land.

We’re a community-led farm that teaches kids, adults, and seniors how to tend land and grow food sustainably, using regenerative methods that heal the earth, sequester carbon, and create climate resilience. Alongside our educational programming, we grow a large amount of fresh produce which is provided, at no cost, to individuals and families experiencing food insecurity through partner organizations.

In the last 3.5 years we’ve...

• Provided environmental, regenerative education to 3,204 children, adults, and seniors.
• Engaged a large, committed community of volunteers to create a resilient, healing space with 20,192 volunteer hours.
• As a by-product of our educational programming, we’ve grown nutritious, healthy produce for over 63,983 meals, produce-boxes, and free food pantries. Over 50% of our produce goes to Black and Hispanic households, and 1st and 2nd generation immigrants.
  

We work with historically underrepresented communities: immigrants & refugees, LGBTQIIA2S+, families with low-incomes, BIPOC, people with disabilities, children, youth, and seniors.

Host or Publisher Kindness Farm