Song Circle Social with Eddie FitzPatrick

SONG CIRCLE SOCIAL with Eddie FitzPatrick

SONG CIRCLE SOCIAL is an invitation to gather together in sound, as humans have been doing for time immemorial and celebrate our aliveness through song. We'll journey through playful vocal explorations, rich harmonies and songs from near and far.

Song Circles are rooted in the belief that singing belongs to everyone, helping us access a collective connection often hard to find amidst the currents of modernity. This is a space to step away from the everyday and experience the richness of group sound.

No experience needed, no solos, no pressure to sound a certain way. Just community, rich songs and a chance to sing out the year in celebration.

Booking in advance essential, no door sales.

All voices welcome. Come along for a tender experience.

CERES Community Environment Park

Address: Stewart St & Roberts St East, Brunswick VIC 3056

Facilitator Info:

Instagram: www.instagram.com/eddiefitzpatrick_music

Eddie FitzPatrick is an English-Australian songwriter, storyteller and facilitator who lives and loves on Wurundjeri Country, in Naarm (Melbourne), Australia. Growing up in the English countryside, she sung before she could talk and connection with the earth is a keystone of her work.

As a performer, her songs ripple with authenticity as she weaves poetry, nature, and old ways of storytelling into gatherings that feel like gentle rituals. Audiences have described her work as “sound healing in its purest form” and “like being anointed”.

Eddie also journeys with the voice as a guide for others: inviting people into deep listening — to themselves, to each other and to the living world. She holds ‘Our Earthen Prayer’ - a women’s ritual choir), Song Circles & workshops around Naarm and voice journeys in nature.

Her work rests on a simple, joyful truth: that all humans can sing (and should!), and that singing together is our birthright and a radical act of aliveness in the midst of modern life.

We respectfully acknowledge the Wurundjeri People of the Kulin Nation, who are the Traditional Owners of the land on which this workshop will be run. We pay respect to their Elders past, present and emerging, and acknowledge that sovereignty was never ceded.