There’s something about singing together that is hard to explain until you experience it. It’s not just the sound. It’s the way we arrive in our bodies, take a breath, listen to the person next to us, and suddenly we’re creating something together that none of us could have made alone. That’s the heart of SING DC. And we’re gathering again on Saturday, September 12th from 10–11AM at Living Room DC in Mount Pleasant. Come as you are. Bring your voice. Let’s make some music. We

There are some SING DC gatherings that feel like a song. Last weekend at Livingroom DC in Mount Pleasant was one of them. It was tender. It was powerful. And honestly, it felt like one of those moments where you realize, oh… this is exactly where I’m supposed to be. As we do at SING DC, we began by arriving in our bodies first. We moved through meditation, breathwork, and gentle body warmups—creating a little space between whatever the day had brought us and the music we were

Hey loves — Sometimes we think if something isn't working, we just need to try harder. But what if the real lesson isn't try harder? What if it's: you tried, you learned, now move differently. I watched my mother live this. After fifteen years caring for my grandmother, she was left asking a question that had no easy answer — who am I now? I invited her back to the canvas. And slowly, she found her way home to herself, not through motivation, but through practice. Small, dail

We’re gathering again on Saturday, August 29 at 10:30 AM at Livingroom.DC for another morning of singing, harmonies, connection, and good energy. You don’t need to be a trained singer.You don’t need to audition.Just bring yourself and a willingness to sing. We’ll warm up, breathe, find our harmonies, and make some music together. And the song? That’s a surprise. 👀🎶 Come ready to learn something new, sing with some good people, and leave feeling a little more connected than

Hey loves. A time was had. Yesterday we gathered at Livingroom, the beautiful sister space to Femme Fatale DC. The circle was small yet much needed. The rhythm was different. Cozy. Intimate. The kind of afternoon that reminds you a gathering doesn't have to be big to feel abundant. It still carried that backyard cookout energy—the kind that doesn't need a crowd to feel full. We spent the afternoon singing one of my forever favorites, Before I Let You Go by Frankie Beverly & M

Two Sundays ago at Sing DC, we gathered on the patio at Femme Fatale DC to sing Janet Jackson's "All For You." What started as another beautiful afternoon of music quickly became one of those gatherings that reminds me why this community exists. We welcomed familiar faces, first-time singers, and even a few younger voices into the circle. My son, Enzo, and his best friend, iZulu, joined us for the fun. There may have been a little encouragement involved 😅, but before long th

✨We sang “Rock With You” by Michael Jackson and had an absolute blast✨! The harmonies, the energy, the smiles… this is why we gather. 💛🕺🏽 And we’re continuing the Jackson family celebration this Sunday with a Janet Jackson tune that’s all about stepping into your power and sparking those manifestation vibes ✨🌙 Which song? You’ll have to reserve your spot to find out 😉 There’s a reason the Jackson family continues to inspire generations — their music is woven into the sou

There’s something beautiful that happens when a group of people decides to keep trying together. At our last SING DC gathering at Femme Fatale DC we sang “Time After Time” by Cyndi Lauper—a song filled with tenderness, longing, loyalty, and reassurance. It’s one of those songs that quietly wraps itself around you. The lyrics remind us what it means to truly be there for someone… and also what it means to return to ourselves over and over again, even after moments of fear, con

There’s a quiet kind of courage in using your voice. Not the kind that performs or impresses—but the kind that tells the truth… softly, honestly, and without apology. This Sunday, we gather again for SING DC from 12–1PM atFemme Fatale DCto create that kind of space together. We don’t rush into singing.We arrive first. Through breath… through stillness… through gentle movement,we reconnect to our bodies and to the present moment.From there, we begin to open the voice—slowly, n

Join us Sunday, April 19 | 12–1PM | Femme Fatale DC ( Sign Up ) There’s something powerful that happens when we come together and sing. Not to perform. Not to be perfect. But to feel . At Sing DC, we gather as we are—voices, stories, energy—and we create something bigger than ourselves. A shared moment. A shared breath. A shared frequency. Lately, I’ve been reflecting on this idea of shifting from fear to love. How so much of our world teaches us to protect, to hold back, to

If you are looking for a meaningful way to spend your midday tomorrow, SING DC invites you to join a special gathering at Femme Fatale DC. This event offers a unique opportunity to connect, share, and enjoy a vibrant community atmosphere from noon to 1 PM. Sign up here or Evenbrite Whether you are a regular member or new to SING DC, this meetup promises to be a welcoming and engaging experience as always. Hope to sing with you there!!

📸 Relive the Moment There are moments that feel like a full-circle breath — where you pause, look around, and realize something beautiful has been growing all along. Our March 3rd Sing DC meetup was one of those moments. Together, we celebrated one full year of Sing DC by lifting our voices to “Golden” by Jill Scott — a song that couldn’t have been more fitting. 💛🎶 From the first breath, the room felt alive with gratitude, joy, and connection. We grounded ourselves, open

Dear Community, One year ago, SING DC was simply an idea — a desire to gather people together and create something beautiful through our voices. Since then, we’ve built something powerful.We’ve harmonized with strangers who became friends.We’ve laughed, cried, released, and risen together.We’ve proven that community still matters. On March 8th from 12PM–1PM , we are celebrating our 1-Year Anniversary at Femme Fatale DC , and I would love for you to be there. This special gath

# Happy New Year: A Reflection on Community and Song ## Embracing Change and Connection Happy New Year, dear Sing DC members, spectators, and fans! 💛 As we step into a new year together, I want to pause and reflect on a moment that perfectly captured the spirit of this community and why we continue to gather in song. During the holidays, as the year softened and came to a close, we lifted our voices together through “Someday at Christmas” by Stevie Wonder . This song is fill

Our December 6th Sing DC meetup was one we won’t forget. The air was cold, and the patio was brisk, but the energy, laughter, sun, and music kept us warm from the inside out. We took on the soulful Boyz II Men & Brian McKnight version of “Let It Snow.” The arrangement is rich, layered, and full of texture — and our community of singers rose beautifully to the challenge. Three-Part Harmonies, One Heartbeat Even while bundled in coats and scarves, we leaned into exploring 3-pa

Hi beautiful Sing DC fam, Our meetup on Nov 23rd lit up the whole space! Even though almost no one knew Chappell Roan’s “The Subway,” we broke it down piece by piece and absolutely slayed it. 💕🎤✨ And closing with “Lean on Me” by Bill Withers? That song wrapped us in community and soul. You all sounded incredible. December Meetups We’re closing the year with TWO choir sessions:📍 Saturday, December 6th 📍 Sunday, December 21st ⏰ 12–1 PM • Femme Fatale DC What We’re Singing

There’s a special kind of magic that happens when a group of people gather with the shared intention to breathe, connect, and sing. This week at SING DC , that magic unfolded slowly and beautifully — almost like the music was guiding us the whole time. The Power of Connection Through Music We began, as always, with meditation and breathwork , grounding ourselves and releasing whatever we carried in from the outside world. With each inhale, the room softened; with each exhale,

Singing is one of the simplest and most powerful healing tools we carry within us. When we let sound move through the body, we release tension, activate the breath, and stimulate the vagus nerve — helping the nervous system shift into calm and openness. Studies show that singing lowers stress hormones, boosts immunity, and improves heart and lung function. It’s not just emotional expression… it’s physical wellness. Every hum, every note, every melody is a reminder that the bo

Last weekend’s Sing DC was pure magic — even the rain couldn’t stop our flow. Singing Lauryn Hill’s “Ex-Factor” together filled Femme Fatale DC with so much warmth and soul. Thank you to everyone who came out and lifted each other up through music! 🌧✨ 📸 Check out the photos & videos on our new SING DC page 🎤 Next Meetup:Sunday | 12 – 1 PM | Femme Fatale DC We’ll be singing Musiq Soulchild’s “Just Friends” — a smooth neo-soul bop that’s sure to get you grooving 💫👉 Book

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