Introducing Love the Sun Workshop Hosts
Saturday June 20th 8:30am to 1pm with optional homemade lunch (by Soma) to follow
Please Register to help us plan and receive helpful arrival information. Suggested donation is $35+ for workshop attendance (no paywall). If you are staying for lunch we appreciate an additional donation towards the food and preparation.
Eurythmy (Moving Together) with Bride Alona McWilliam
Eurythmy is an art of movement that engages the whole human being. It plays an important role as a performance art, social/pedagogical tool and therapy in integrative healthcare worldwide. It aims to harmonize and strengthen the person’s physical, emotional, and individual well-being though intentional and enlivening gestures of visible speech and music.
Bride Alona McWilliam, M.Ed., is a professional Therapeutic Eurythmist
specializing in individualized movement therapy for healing and wellbeing, with extensive experience as a group facilitator and international performer. She is a graduate of Eurythmy Spring Valley, NY, and of Alanus/Oslo Universities, from which she received her Master of Education diploma (specializing in Eurythmy Therapy). She practices Eurythmy Therapy in private practice at the Denver Center for Anthroposophic Therapies and also with students at the Denver Waldorf School. In her performance work, she recently collaborated with HealAurt on Saguaro: A Story about a Cactus, a living arts play of colored light, music, word, and Eurythmy, which premiered in LA in early 2026. She lives near Denver, CO, with her feline companions, and when not tending to Eurythmy, enjoys reading memoirs, pulling weeds, learning line-dancing, and cold plunging in Clear Creek. She looks forward to deepening community engagement and inspiration for all ages in her 1:1 Eurythmy Therapy practice, group classes, and performances.
Visual Art with Frank Agrama
Frank Aleph Agrama is an interdisciplinary artist and educator working with creative and therapeutic experiences in the arts, social life, and nature. As a collaborator at the Cresset Center on the Uhrich Farm in Johnstown, CO, Frank helps to cultivate the cultural landscape of the festival life, supporting the bridge between the natural beauty of the setting, the agricultural legacy, and the artistic community, all seeking to be in relationship with the world. Frank also serves as a representative on the North American Collegium of the School of Spiritual Science (Anthroposophy), for the section for the Spiritual Striving of Youth. Along with placed-based festivals, Frank’s artistic research explores the living synthesis of Colored Light, Music, Storytelling and Movement. (www.HealAurt.org)
Foraging with Oliver Aurand of Friends Farm
Oliver Aurand is an organic farmer and founder of Friends Farm with 10 years of experience in permaculture, botany, foraging, and survival skills. He has taught classes across multiple states and applies his knowledge of varied ecosystems and foodways to share a holistic view of our natural world.
Poetry with Brandon Jordan and Phil Burns
Detroit-based poet Brandon is an emerging poet whose work explores growth, resilience, and self – expression.
So my name is Phil – Latin for love. My last name is Burns – like the sun above
Sort of goes with this gathering we’ve made
Loving the Sun while seeking the shade 🙂
I look forward to being inspired to write poems with all of you
Enjoying this journey and finding insights that are true.
I’m a large animal veterinarian who mostly horses around
But I’m happy to help Any animaI that isn’t sound
40/35 Husband/Dad
For Dana
Alicia
Zuri
I’m eternally grateful and glad
I enjoy running, gardening and getting out in the back and beyond.
And sharing my love of poetry so … grab a pen and paper and in anacrusis abscond 🙂
Vocal Healing (Singing Together) with Natasha Agrama
Natasha Agrama (@natashalovesit) is a vocalist, composer, poet, and multi-disciplinary artist from Los Angeles, California. Agrama has toured the world as a member of Stanley Clarke’s band, and has performed and recorded with
Kamasi Washington and the West Coast Get Down. Granddaughter of renowned Chilean crooner Antonio Prieto, Natasha’s velvet-fire voice carries forth storied victory of love, the journey to truth from illusion, and the history of finding and belonging in a new world that jazz embodies. Her 2017 release, The Heart of Infinite Change (Alphapup) features Thundercat, George Duke , Austin Peralta , Vinnie Coaluta, and Stanley Clarke.
Here is a schedule of the day flow. We hope to see you there!
