Winter Solstice Song Circle and Sound Bath

Join The People's Echo for a Winter Solstice gathering filled with song, ritual, and a closing sound bath.🎶✨🌙

In a song circle, songs are taught call-and-echo style and are learned in the moment, sometimes with harmony, sometimes without. At our song circles, we welcome all sorts of singers and embrace imperfection—we step outside of societal singing norms, inviting folks to step into discomfort within a supportive singing space.

For this event, we invite you to wear all black or all white—or anything that embodies the solstice energy, honoring both the darkest day of the year and the returning light.

TIMING AND EVENT FLOW:

Our song circle will be held in a ritual container. Please do your best to come on time to be a part of our ritual container setting and magic making.

5-5:30pm: Arrival & settling in
5:30pm: Ritual container setting
6:00pm: Song circle begins
7:30pm: Sound bath
7:50-8pm: Closing

GUEST FACILITATORS:

For this event, we will collaborate with guest faciliators for ritual holding, song leading, and sound bath magic. Bios are TBA.

TICKETING:

$25-35 suggested donation. Please use Eventbrite to register.
No one turned away for lack of funds.

The People's Echo is a volunteer-run organization. We collect donations so we can harness the beauty of our community singing events to support organizations working towards liberation, and to compensate guest songleaders and facilitators.

LOCATION:

Woodlawn Hall:
7400 Woodlawn Ave NE,
Seattle, WA 98115

ACCESSIBILITY: TBA.

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.

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