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In turbulent times, we can open our hearts to soulful poetry and song to find courage, healing and vitality. Poetry and music can support us in remembering what it means to be human. In an anesthetized world, they can bring us home to our feelings, our affections, our deepest longings, heartbreaks, love, and the dreaming Earth.
Please join local poet, April Tierney, and local singer songwriter, Tara Behr, for an evening of soul-infused nourishment on Thursday, May 14th from 6:30-8:00pm at the new event space at KGNU Community Media and Cultural Center. These two women artists stand together in their deep love and heartache for our hurting world, eager to call us home to our bodies and hearts so that we might be better equipped for the turbulence. May their artistry inspire you to turn outward toward the world with your own gifts of beauty fully expressed.
April Tierney is a Lyons-based poet, craftswoman, mother, and lover of stories. Her work follows threads of ecopoetics, myth, culture, and lineage. She has been nominated for The Pushcart Prize and featured in Orion Magazine, Deep Times: A Journal of the Work that Reconnects, Clarion Poetry Magazine, and Real Ground Journal among others. She is the author of four full length collections of poetry, including Matter/Mother (Wayfarer Books, 2024) and is a contributor in several anthologies. April also guides nature-based writing circles for adults and kids as well as seasonal art making workshops. To learn more visit www.apriltierney.com.
Tara Rae Behr moves in the world as a singer-songwriter, psychotherapist, lover of earth, poet, and writer. Her work is inspired by radical therapy, the sacred feminine, and ecology. She recently released her first album Wild Cathedrals of Love. She is a published essayist and poet on Mad in America, Elephant Journal and Psychedelic Support. Later this year she will publish her first full length poetry collection To Be Woman is To Be Holy. Tara lives in Nederland with her soul friends and her kin—two furry cats. To learn more, visit: tararaebehr.com
In turbulent times, we can open our hearts to soulful poetry and song to find courage, healing and vitality. Poetry and music can support us in remembering what it means to be human. In an anesthetized world, they can bring us home to our feelings, our affections, our deepest longings, heartbreaks, love, and the dreaming Earth.
Please join local poet, April Tierney, and local singer songwriter, Tara Behr, for an evening of soul-infused nourishment on Thursday, May 14th from 6:30-8:00pm at the new event space at KGNU Community Media and Cultural Center. These two women artists stand together in their deep love and heartache for our hurting world, eager to call us home to our bodies and hearts so that we might be better equipped for the turbulence. May their artistry inspire you to turn outward toward the world with your own gifts of beauty fully expressed.
April Tierney is a Lyons-based poet, craftswoman, mother, and lover of stories. Her work follows threads of ecopoetics, myth, culture, and lineage. She has been nominated for The Pushcart Prize and featured in Orion Magazine, Deep Times: A Journal of the Work that Reconnects, Clarion Poetry Magazine, and Real Ground Journal among others. She is the author of four full length collections of poetry, including Matter/Mother (Wayfarer Books, 2024) and is a contributor in several anthologies. April also guides nature-based writing circles for adults and kids as well as seasonal art making workshops. To learn more visit www.apriltierney.com.
Tara Rae Behr moves in the world as a singer-songwriter, psychotherapist, lover of earth, poet, and writer. Her work is inspired by radical therapy, the sacred feminine, and ecology. She recently released her first album Wild Cathedrals of Love. She is a published essayist and poet on Mad in America, Elephant Journal and Psychedelic Support. Later this year she will publish her first full length poetry collection To Be Woman is To Be Holy. Tara lives in Nederland with her soul friends and her kin—two furry cats. To learn more, visit: tararaebehr.com