Hildegard 25 is the first mini-music-fest of its kind. This evening brings together artists of the Pacific Northwest creating in the realms of experimental and early music for an evening of sublime musical journeys.

Hildegard von Bingen was a 12th century mystic, poet, herbalist and musician. Her works reverberate across the centuries, transcending time and space. She continues to inspire us.

Hiledard 25 features four performing artists who will present both key musical pieces of Hildegard's as well as their new compositions created specifically for this event and inspired by medieval women writ large.

Limited edition festival merch is available at the event including a poster and t-shirt designed by Andrea Marcos and printed at Ink Knife Press.

Music begins at 7:30 PM. Doors at 7 PM.

Joined by Dylan Running Crane’s band Cry Baby, Kaley will play a stripped down set with a subset of the Ineffables in her native Montana!

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A full day of FREE, all-ages events including great musicians, arts and artisans, kids’ programming including South Seattle’s own Double Dutch Divas, food, beer, and local business open houses.

Kaley and the Ineffable String Band play at 2:30 on the neighborhood stage!

Join Kaley Lane Eaton and the Ineffable String Band at the 51st Annual Northwest Folklife Festival! We will be performing raucous string band originals alongside a few traditional tunes from both American and Greek traditions, and everything in between.

@ Seattle Center Artists At Play Stage

KOTM performs Tom Baker’s “Thirteen Ways of Looking at a Glacier”, alongside Neil Welch’s “no, house on fire, no”

Heather Bentley, viola

Abbey Blackwell, bass

Kaley Lane Eaton, voice

Leanna Keith, flutes

Michael Nicolella, guitar

Neil Welch, saxophone

Kin of the Moon returns from their Denver collaboration with Nebula Ensemble with two new works in hand. All works will be performed by Kin of the Moon.

Kin of the Moon (Heather Bentley, viola; Kaley Lane Eaton, voice; and Leanna Keith, flutes) is “an experimental chamber troupe with an ear for the eclectic. A power trio with classical roots and sprawling musical tastes, their intimate performances blend classical music with sonic ritual, dissolving genre and erasing boundaries between performer and audience.” – Maggie Molloy, Second Inversion. Just back from a residency in Denver at the Metropolitan State University, KOTM will share new works by Sarah Perske of Nebula Ensemble (“The Lack of Anchors”) and Leanna Keith (“Built to Last”). Perske’s piece deals with the emotional states of Panic, Anxiety, and being unmoored, while finding solace in a twelve tone waltz. Keith’s trio is an unhinged ode to Late Capitalism in three movements.

Kin of the Moon will be joined by guitarist Tom Baker in a final all-acoustic improvisation.