Sari Brown: The Healing Feast

The Healing Feast offers food and community for healing connections with self, others, the earth, and the sacred. The Healing Feast offers food and community for healing connections with self, others, the earth, and the sacred. This month's theme is Ancestral Wisdom for Future Generations, around the time of thinning veil and connection between worlds. Guest facilitators will be Bryana Clover leading an experience of storytelling and meditative art-making around ancestral healing, The Sari Brown Band with songs of healing connection, and Sundance Living Waters living a participatory drum circle.

Menu: Homemade Mexican tamales with vegan and allergen-friendly options

Sliding scale and free tickets are available in advance or at the door as long as supplies last. Contact [email protected] if you are interested in volunteering.

TIME: Registration/mingling begins at 5:00, dinner at 5:30, co-creative experience 6:00-8:30.

BENEFIT: 20% of all proceeds will be donated to The Fledge

Sari Brown is a priestess of song who curates dreams, facilitates rituals, and cultivates beauty in the fertile gaps between cultures. She has lived as an anthropologist and activist in South America and as a musician and pastor in Michigan, and she is equal parts child of Motown, mystical chants and Andean folkloric dance. Using textured soundscapes and vulnerable storytelling, her songs create holding spaces for healing, self-awareness, and practices of abundant life.

Sari's new album, "The Holy Broken Heart," comes after a long hiatus and journey home to music, and it explores the shape of healing journeys and our capacity to embrace the mysteries, paradoxes and incompleteness of healing. She has released two albums previously, For What is the Journey (2004) and The Color Suite (2009), and is a long-time member of Earthwork Music, a Michigan-based collective of artists, changemakers, and healers supporting social and environmental justice.