At its core, Missoula Sings is about overcoming disconnection—restoring the bonds that make us human. Through the simple, timeless acts of singing, moving, and creating ritual, we build spaces where everyone belongs.

My work in Architecture of Belonging focuses on designing physical spaces that foster connection. But buildings alone can’t solve everything. Culturally, we have to remember how to truly be together. Singing is one of the oldest tools we have for gathering, for healing, and for celebrating life. It transcends language, lifts our spirits, and reminds us of the deeper rhythm we all share.

Why Do We Sing?
Missoula Sings is about connection—without the need for words. Singing is a universal language that opens doors to shared experiences and embodies ritual, allowing us to explore themes that touch every life: freedom, love, water, grief, and more. It’s a way to reclaim what’s been lost—many of us come from cultures that no longer gather through music or ritual. Here, we revive that heritage, not through perfection but through connection. This space welcomes every voice, especially those who’ve said, “I’m not a singer.” Your ancestors sang, and so can you.

Let’s Build This Together
This isn’t just about singing—it’s about creating a community where everyone belongs. In this space, you’ll learn songs that are easy to carry, sing about themes that unite us, and build authentic connections without the pressure of performance. Whether you join us once or make this part of your life, your voice matters. Together, we weave a vision of how to live, love, and connect in ways that honor both the past and the possibilities of what we can create. Let’s sing together, just as our ancestors did.

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