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Warrior Soul Gallery & Community Studio

admission - sliding scale  $15-$25

Join us for &ldquo;Songs in the Round,&rdquo; an intimate evening where songwriters share original music and the stories behind them🎵. Join us for human-made music in a sweet little art gallery in Lyons! About Deb: Delve into the imaginative realm of Deb Seymour, where she weaves tales of hitch-hiking chickens, accidentally DDT-laced cake &amp; even the unexpected world of colonoscopies. With her whimsical, offbeat subjects and a musicality that embraces a spectrum of styles and emotions, Deb&#39;s performances are high-energy and bound to tickle your funny bone and tug at your heartstrings. <a fr-original-style="text-align: start;" href="http://www.debseymourmusic.com/" style="text-align: start; text-decoration-color: currentcolor; user-select: auto; box-sizing: inherit;" target="_blank">www.debseymourmusic.com</a> About Nadine: Nadine grew up in Indiana, close to Chicago. Music was a first, powerful memory, influenced by songs she heard her older siblings and mom play, such as The Beatles, Bob Dylan, Led Zeppelin and Dean Martin. Her grandmother, Emma, from Tennessee, was also a big influence. Emma loved Dolly and &quot;old timey&quot; music as Grandmother called it. She would sing songs in her high-pitched, passed down way--gospel, traditional, Carter Family, and Loretta Lynn songs. She has been performing since she was about 8 years old. Her brother, Mike (now a professional opera singer) taught her and her brother, Dave, how to sing a Capella harmony. They would often prank call people, before caller id, and sing barber shop quartet or 50s a Capella songs to an unsuspecting recipient. They would also perform in person at events such as the Orville Redenbacher Pop Corn Festival. Nadine&#39;s first instrument was the organ when she was 4 years old. In 6th grade, her school instrument of choice was the violin, which she played in the orchestra through middle school and high school. During college, while coaching gymnastics and taking art classes, she joined Billie Duncan, a poet, songwriter and singer, in duo performances in Houston, Texas. Kelly Lancaster, an award-winning bluegrass mandolinist, was her first introduction to bluegrass. Kelly even gave Nadine a couple guitar lessons. The music scene, particularly at The Boat Yard, was extremely influential in creating the draw to be immersed in the music community that seems to make the world closer and warmer. Later, in Estes Park, Colorado, she would join a rock band, where she sang lead, sometimes sang harmony, played a little keyboard, and a little fiddle. Later she would teach herself guitar so that she could accompany herself singing solo. She then discovered that she loved writing her own songs, and has become prolific in songwriting, which she brings to Lost Penny. Since 2017, she has produced SnowyGrass Music Festival in Estes Park, Colorado. <a fr-original-style="text-align: start;" href="http://www.lostpennyband.com/" style="text-align: start; text-decoration-color: currentcolor; user-select: auto; box-sizing: inherit;" target="_blank">www.lostpennyband.com</a> About Mira: Mira Devi is a Colorado singer-songwriter whose heartfelt original songs weave together folk, Americana, and contemplative acoustic music. Drawing on a lifetime of storytelling, healing, and live performance, her music explores resilience, longing, love, and the quiet moments that shape us.&nbsp; She&rsquo;ll be sharing mostly original songs this evening, including music from her new album, Reclamation, releasing August 1. <a fr-original-style="text-align: start;" href="http://www.miradevi.com/" style="text-align: start; text-decoration-color: currentcolor; user-select: auto; box-sizing: inherit;" target="_blank">www.miradevi.com</a> About Warrior Soul Gallery &amp; Community Studio: CREATIVITY. COLLABORATION. CONNECTION. COMMUNITY Warrior Soul Gallery &amp; Community Studio is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit created to uplift women, LGBTQ+ individuals, and youth through creative spaces that foster connection, education, and artistic expression.* We offer a blend of structured workshops for all ages, yoga classes, flexible open studio &ldquo;maker space&rdquo; hours, live music performances, kids birthday parties, event space rental (&amp; more!) *Yes! Men are welcome here too. We joyfully welcome all who share our commitment to creativity, inclusivity, collaboration &amp; community joy. <a fr-original-style="text-align: start;" href="http://www.warriorsoulstudio.org/" style="text-align: start; text-decoration-color: currentcolor; user-select: auto; box-sizing: inherit;" target="_blank">www.warriorsoulstudio.org</a>

Join us for “Songs in the Round,” an intimate evening where songwriters share original music and the stories behind them🎵. Join us for human-made music in a sweet little art gallery in Lyons! About Deb: Delve into the imaginative realm of Deb Seymour, where she weaves tales of hitch-hiking chickens, accidentally DDT-laced cake &amp; even the unexpected world of colonoscopies. With her whimsical, offbeat subjects and a musicality that embraces a spectrum of styles and emotions, Deb's performances are high-energy and bound to tickle your funny bone and tug at your heartstrings. <a href="http://www.debseymourmusic.com/" target="_blank">www.debseymourmusic.com</a> About Nadine: Nadine grew up in Indiana, close to Chicago. Music was a first, powerful memory, influenced by songs she heard her older siblings and mom play, such as The Beatles, Bob Dylan, Led Zeppelin and Dean Martin. Her grandmother, Emma, from Tennessee, was also a big influence. Emma loved Dolly and "old timey" music as Grandmother called it. She would sing songs in her high-pitched, passed down way--gospel, traditional, Carter Family, and Loretta Lynn songs. She has been performing since she was about 8 years old. Her brother, Mike (now a professional opera singer) taught her and her brother, Dave, how to sing a Capella harmony. They would often prank call people, before caller id, and sing barber shop quartet or 50s a Capella songs to an unsuspecting recipient. They would also perform in person at events such as the Orville Redenbacher Pop Corn Festival. Nadine's first instrument was the organ when she was 4 years old. In 6th grade, her school instrument of choice was the violin, which she played in the orchestra through middle school and high school. During college, while coaching gymnastics and taking art classes, she joined Billie Duncan, a poet, songwriter and singer, in duo performances in Houston, Texas. Kelly Lancaster, an award-winning bluegrass mandolinist, was her first introduction to bluegrass. Kelly even gave Nadine a couple guitar lessons. The music scene, particularly at The Boat Yard, was extremely influential in creating the draw to be immersed in the music community that seems to make the world closer and warmer. Later, in Estes Park, Colorado, she would join a rock band, where she sang lead, sometimes sang harmony, played a little keyboard, and a little fiddle. Later she would teach herself guitar so that she could accompany herself singing solo. She then discovered that she loved writing her own songs, and has become prolific in songwriting, which she brings to Lost Penny. Since 2017, she has produced SnowyGrass Music Festival in Estes Park, Colorado. <a href="http://www.lostpennyband.com/" target="_blank">www.lostpennyband.com</a> About Mira: Mira Devi is a Colorado singer-songwriter whose heartfelt original songs weave together folk, Americana, and contemplative acoustic music. Drawing on a lifetime of storytelling, healing, and live performance, her music explores resilience, longing, love, and the quiet moments that shape us.  She’ll be sharing mostly original songs this evening, including music from her new album, Reclamation, releasing August 1. <a href="http://www.miradevi.com/" target="_blank">www.miradevi.com</a> About Warrior Soul Gallery &amp; Community Studio: CREATIVITY. COLLABORATION. CONNECTION. COMMUNITY Warrior Soul Gallery &amp; Community Studio is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit created to uplift women, LGBTQ+ individuals, and youth through creative spaces that foster connection, education, and artistic expression.* We offer a blend of structured workshops for all ages, yoga classes, flexible open studio “maker space” hours, live music performances, kids birthday parties, event space rental (&amp; more!) *Yes! Men are welcome here too. We joyfully welcome all who share our commitment to creativity, inclusivity, collaboration &amp; community joy. <a href="http://www.warriorsoulstudio.org/" target="_blank">www.warriorsoulstudio.org</a>

Warrior Soul Gallery & Community Studio

Songs in the Round - an intimate evening of original songs and the stories behind them

304 Main St Unit B

admission - sliding scale $15-$25

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