Join us during Earth Week for an evening of music, reflection, and connection exploring how sound, spirit, and story can deepen our relationship with the living world.

Songs for a Sacred Earth brings together musicians, teachers, and practitioners from diverse traditions to share wisdom about ecological responsibility through sacred and expressive cultural forms. Through song and storytelling, the gathering invites participants to experience climate care not only as policy or practice, but as relationship, one rooted in meaning, resilience, and collective imagination.

Co-presented by Colorado Jewish Climate Action, the Iliff School of Theology, The Center for Earth Theology, and the Alliance for Collective Action, this event is part performance, part convening space. It is designed to cultivate connection across faith, spiritual, and secular communities while strengthening the relational fabric needed to sustain climate work in challenging times.

Held during Earth Week — a moment dedicated to honoring and protecting our planet — this gathering asks:

What might it sound like to care for Earth together?
How can music sustain us in the work of repair?
What becomes possible when sacred wisdom and civic action meet?

Participants will experience live performances and facilitated moments of reflection in an immersive setting at The Alliance Center, a hub for collaboration across Colorado’s climate and justice ecosystem.

Performers and practitioners will be announced soon.

We invite you to come listen, reflect, and connect; help us co-create a shared soundtrack for ecological care and collective action.

We want this gathering to be accessible to all. Scholarship tickets are available if cost is a barrier, for students, or if you need support attending. Please reach out to our Director of Programs, Jolie, at jbrawner@afca.earth

Event Partners

Colorado Jewish Climate Action
Iliff School of Theology
The Center for Earth Theology
The Alliance Center

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By The Alliance Center

Alliance Center Earth Week Event 🌍

Songs for a Sacred Earth