Kathryn Kavanagh is an Ashland artist & singer/songwriter inspired by patterns in time and nature. She envisions an ecocultural renaissance revival driven by art and song.

Rachel Radhe Rubin is an artist, healer, space holder and transformational coach devoted to awakening the voice of the soul and igniting the radiance within. With over two decades of experience in teaching yoga, conscious communication, emotional regulation, and embodied authentic relating, she brings together the sacred technologies of Bhakti yoga, somatic therapy, trauma-informed care, and devotion. With a foundation in clinical psychology and somatic therapy Rachel guides individuals into deep harmony through voice, energy, and authentic expression.

Join us for Kirtan. Come invoke these divine energies and names, open your voice and heart. Where your sound becomes liberation and prayer, and a vessel for truth, beauty, and divine resonance.

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Born and raised in the heart of Silicon Valley, Gaby Castro is a folk/Americana singer-songwriter with the soul of a mountain songbird. She has been performing regionally, nationally, and internationally for over fifteen years. Gaby is the youngest member to be elected to the Folk Alliance Region-West (FAR-West) board, where she brings her expertise as a folk singer-songwriter to connect folk music communities across the North American West, and serves as Vice President since 2025. In 2022, Gaby was introduced to the world of sound healing and founded the holistic healing company Song Pine and Stone as a certified sound healing practitioner. She has released three albums and one EP of original songs, the most recent released in 2019. Her newest collection of songs will weave stories about her travels and life in the golden state she calls home.

Since her first album Diamond in the Rough (2009) catapulted her onto the SF Bay Area music scene, Aprylle’s voice, energy and lyrics have captivated audiences across California and around the world. Facing the world solo and all original, Aprylle has made a name for herself captivating audiences large and small and doing it on her own terms. Part of Aprylle’s on-stage charm lies in her autobiographical stories and relatable themes of love, longing, and learning to be true to yourself that enchant and inspire everyone who hears them. Engaging her audience with nothing more than her voice and an acoustic guitar (and recently her ukulele), she has been likened to Michelle Branch and Sheryl Crow. She has become a regular at clubs and festivals in the Bay Area and has performed in prestigious venues such as the House of Blues, on Sunset Strip in Hollywood CA and on the historic Golden Gate Bandshell Stage in Golden Gate Park.

“Open your heart, Let your voice come through, Just the way you do it, Nothing to compare to.” Copperwoman has been gifted in this lifetime to “catch” songs for us—for people who want to sing together to raise the collective vibration in a prayerful way, and for those who might be afraid to sing. She offers a safe space in which to find your voice and express that which lives within and wants to come out vocally. Her most passion-filled moments are when she finds herself surrounded by a group of people singing with her.

Copperwoman was born to sing! She has been singing and making up melodic rhymes as long as she can remember. She brings people together to sing in gatherings called “CircleSong” throughout California, and has been an integral part of the ritual backbone at the Women’s Herbal Symposium in Laytonville. She is a keeper of Sacred Space and weaves a thread of harmony from beginning to end, whatever the occasion or gathering.

She has several albums of original “singable” tunes including one called “Gratitude”—songs she wrote during her healing journey with cancer as well as 2 albums of children’s songs she wrote while being a pre-school teacher. She is mother of two grown offspring and Grandmother to her daughter’s two beautiful children.

Having visited Peru several times, Copperwoman carries an energy of pachamama and a certain depth of ancient connected earth culture.