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VOICES OF VISION
Monday, October 14, 2024
6 - 8 PM
Join us for a soul-enlivening performance and community-connecting song circle with Shireen Amini!
We’re grateful to have Shireen, an incredible musician, storyteller and song circle guide, visiting us from Portland for this one night event!
About the Event
Come connect with song as a way to support healing and visions for change in our world!
Creating a soft container of ceremony, Shireen will guide us on a soulful journey of sound with performance, storytelling, singalong, and original medicine songs taught and sung in community.
You’ll be invited to stand up and move, or go inward and feel feelings. There will be a percussion basket open for folks to reach to at anytime and participate percussively.
Shireen Amini
Shireen Amini (non-binary using she/her pronouns in English and elle in Spanish) is a queer, Puerto Rican-Iranian-American, Earth-loving musician based in Portland, Oregon: the original territory of the Wasco, Multnomah, Chinook, Siletz, Clackamas, Cowlitz, Grande Ronde tribes and more.
As a human, she carries a deep commitment to her own liberation path and vision of a more just world. As an acoustic singer-songwriter, to this end, she blends pop, rock, hip hop, latin, and roots sensibilities with socially-conscious themes and soulful stories of change.
In 2021, Shireen released an energizing and anthemic pop-rock-soul record called Break Myself Free, a proud proclamation of her queer identity and an invitation into deeper connection with the Earth. Its title track recently won the Hope Rises II songwriting contest, selected to be among 16 others by artists nationwide on this album compilation for social change. She continues to write and release original queer medicine roots-pop like her most recent single “What I Am (A Non-Binary Song)” (2023).
With brave authenticity and heart-centered warmth, you can find Shireen performing, leading community song circles, or a delightfully blurry blend of both, in the Pacific Northwest region and beyond. She also teaches drumming, leads workshops, and facilitates grief ritual as part of her community-based music empowerment project Shireen Amini Music Medicine.
Event Venue
The Lodge at Spirit Camp
Spirit Camp is a magical retreat center on Central Pomo land in the coastal redwoods of Albion/Little River newly opened in 2023 for healing retreats and community events.
This spirit-centered, earth-based, queer-celebrated, and substance-free space is created for playful exploration and practice of self-healing, authentic connection, and emergent creative collaboration.
F.A.Q.
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Kids and teens (under 18) are welcome to join when accompanied by a parent/guardian. Please purchase a ticket for each kid/teen attending.
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Spirit Camp is an alcohol and substance-free space.
To create a space for authentic embodiment and connection, we ask all guests to honor and observe this agreement during their visit.
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Yes! We have chairs available for those in need.
The walk from the parking lot is flat and a short distance.
Notify us in advance if you need handicap access and we'll reserve a spot for you.
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In honor of Indigenous People’s Day, a portion of proceeds for this event will be donated to Xa Kako Dile:, a local Indigenous women-led organization.
We offer tiered payment options to increase accessibility and promote inclusion. Please offer what you can to support the artist and the efforts to create this event.
PRE-BOOK ONLINE:
Standard - $35 (use code SONGBIRD10 for $10 off until 10/8!)
Supporter - $50
Supported - $20
CASH AT THE DOOR:
Standard - $40
Supporter - $55
Supported - $25
Pay-what-you-can and scholarship tickets are available for BIPOC folks in the community—contact us here to make a request.
No refunds or exchanges are available for this event — you can sell or gift your ticket to a friend, or message us here and we’ll gift it to someone.