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This Big Sing is an invitation to step into a warm, inclusive space where we learn simple, uplifting songs together in the oral tradition, which helps us drop into connection, presence, and shared creativity. Throughout the evening, Lisa and Laurence will guide us through songs that open the heart, enliven the body, and strengthen our sense of belonging. All self-identified singers and non-singers are warmly invited. Bring water, wear comfortable clothes, and prepare to be moved by the power of shared sound. Kids are welcome, and families are encouraged to attend. Whether you come to harmonize, to listen, or simply to feel the joy of singing in community, we can’t wait to welcome you into this vibrant circle of song.

21+ event w/ valid ID at Soda Bar - San Diego. Drook's debut LP, The Pure Joy of Jumping, stands as a testament to the lofty ambitions of the Richmond, Virginia-based group and their ever-spinning wheelhouse of interests and tastes. Written up and down the east coast, in studios, bedrooms and coffee shops, the contents of Jumping are as traveled as the band itself. Conceived over a period of four years, this deeply personal coming-of-age record explores identity, interpersonal relationships, and the modern malaise of American life. Underscored by an earnest sense of humor and pointed self-evaluation, Jumping plays out over 11 songs driven by frenetic rhythms, blissed-out guitars, and colorful synth arrangements. It's an aggregation of self-expression with a limitless approach to form.

21+ event w/ valid ID at Soda Bar - San Diego. Drook's debut LP, The Pure Joy of Jumping, stands as a testament to the lofty ambitions of the Richmond, Virginia-based group and their ever-spinning wheelhouse of interests and tastes. Written up and down the east coast, in studios, bedrooms and coffee shops, the contents of Jumping are as traveled as the band itself. Conceived over a period of four years, this deeply personal coming-of-age record explores identity, interpersonal relationships, and the modern malaise of American life. Underscored by an earnest sense of humor and pointed self-evaluation, Jumping plays out over 11 songs driven by frenetic rhythms, blissed-out guitars, and colorful synth arrangements. It's an aggregation of self-expression with a limitless approach to form.