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SUMMARY:Soothing Dual Sound Bath
DESCRIPTION:Lesbian Visibility Week is April 20–26  \n\n\nJoin Sacred Grounds Coffeehouse in Lily Dale\, NY for a Soothing Dual Sound Bath with Nancy Lombardo and Ashley Wilson on Wednesday\, April 22nd to celebrate lesbian and queer women’s visibility\, culture\, and community! \n\n\nWhere: Assembly Hall at 5:30pm \n\n\nSeating is limited! Please register with Sacred Grounds by April 20themail sacredgroundsld@gmail.com \nLearn more at: LesbianVisibility.org
URL:https://mychq.org/event/soothing-dual-sound-bath/
LOCATION:Lily Dale Assembly\, Inc.\, 5 Melrose Park\, Lily Dale\, 14752\, United States
CATEGORIES:LGBTQ+
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SUMMARY:Coffee\, Clubbing\, and Queeroke
DESCRIPTION:QUEERAOKE \nLesbian Visibility Week is April 20–26  \nCome sing and dance with Sacred Grounds Coffeehouse in Lily Dale\, NY at “Queeraoke” on Saturday\, April 25th to celebrate lesbian and queer women’s visibility\, culture\, and community! \nFrom 3pm to 5pm  Come early\, go to bed early! \nLearn more at: LesbianVisibility.org
URL:https://mychq.org/event/coffee-clubbing-and-queeroke/
LOCATION:Sacred Grounds Coffee House\, 6 Cleveland Ave.\, Lily Dale\, NY\, 14752\, United States
CATEGORIES:LGBTQ+
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SUMMARY:Simone Muck: Artist in Residence
DESCRIPTION:Creativity is alive and well at Sacred Grounds! We are so excited to announce our Artists in Residence for the 2026 season  \n\nNext up: Simone Muck (June 4th-12th)  \n\nARTIST BIO: Simone is an Austrian artist based in the Netherlands\, working with Skotography\, an analogue photographic practice rooted in early Spiritualist experiments of the mid-19th century. With a scientific background\, alongside long-standing spiritual and mediumistic training\, her work explores subtle connections between the visible world and the Unseen World. \n\nPROJECT STATEMENT: “During my residency in Lily Dale\, I plan to conduct a series of Skotography sittings in small groups\, in both indoor and outdoor locations. Sessions will take place either in total darkness or with photographic paper sealed in light-tight containers\, allowing gatherings in different environments while remaining true to the original approach of the early pioneers.”
URL:https://mychq.org/event/simone-muck-artist-in-residence/
LOCATION:Sacred Grounds Coffee House\, 6 Cleveland Ave.\, Lily Dale\, NY\, 14752\, United States
CATEGORIES:Arts & Antiques
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20260612T090000
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SUMMARY:Mugga Rose: Artist in Residence
DESCRIPTION:Cheyanne Disé\, also known as Mugga Rose\, is an artist\, author\, teacher\, and intuitive whose work spans sculpture\, painting\, film\, and performance. Her creative path began in the queer core underground of early 1990s San Francisco\, where she documented and participated in a vibrant culture through fanzines and collaborations with legendary queer icons. \nRooted in folklore\, fairytale\, and ancestral reverence\, her hand-sewn dolls and poppets are sacred vessels—painted\, stitched\, and assembled with care\, each one a portal of story and spirit. By 2010\, her art evolved into ceremonial performances offered in service to the community and collective transformation. \nA student of parapsychology since 1988\, Cheyanne is also a full-time evidential medium and intuitive life coach\, weaving mysticism and meaning into every aspect of her work. From San Francisco to Seattle to New Orleans\, her journey now finds her in the Catskill Mountains\, where she continues to channel beauty\, healing\, and old-world enchantment. \n\nThis June\, she brings a new installation and workshop to Lily Dale for Pride—an offering of presence\, memory\, and magic (June 12th-June 14th).
URL:https://mychq.org/event/mugga-rose-artist-in-residence/
LOCATION:Sacred Grounds Coffee House\, 6 Cleveland Ave.\, Lily Dale\, NY\, 14752\, United States
CATEGORIES:Arts & Antiques
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SUMMARY:An Afternoon of Pride in Historic Lily Dale!
DESCRIPTION:An Afternoon of Pride in Historic Lily Dale\, New YorkJune 14 • 1:00 PM – 8:00 PMSponsored by Sacred Grounds Coffee House \nCelebrate love\, history\, and community in one of the most unique spiritualist centers in the world. An Afternoon of Pride invites you to gather in the heart of historic Lily Dale for a full day dedicated to honoring LGBTQ+ stories\, voices\, and creative expression. \nThis vibrant community event brings together education\, conversation\, celebration\, and music in a welcoming lakeside setting known for its long tradition of spiritual openness. \n What to ExpectHistorical LGBTQ+ TalksExplore the rich and often overlooked history of LGBTQ+ individuals\, movements\, and cultural contributions\, including their intersections with spiritualism\, activism\, and community resilience. \nPanel DiscussionsJoin speakers\, advocates\, and community members for thoughtful conversations about identity\, inclusion\, and the ongoing journey toward equality. \nCommunity ResourcesConnect with local organizations offering support\, information\, and opportunities to get involved. \nFun & FestivitiesEnjoy a warm\, inclusive atmosphere with activities\, conversation\, and the charm of Lily Dale’s historic grounds. \nLive Music by Silent LegacyClose out the evening with an electrifying performance by Silent Legacy\, a Melissa Etheridge cover band delivering heartfelt vocals\, soulful guitar\, and the unmistakable energy of Etheridge’s iconic sound. \nMini Readings Available 7pm to 8pm \n Hosted with Heart by Sacred Grounds Coffee HouseEnjoy specialty drinks\, treats\, and the cozy hospitality of Sacred Grounds—your local hub for creativity\, connection\, and community spirit. \nInterested in helping Sponsor the Event? Please reach out to Stacy or Michele at sacredgroundld@gmail.com \nWant a resource table please reach out!
URL:https://mychq.org/event/an-afternoon-of-pride-in-historic-lily-dale/
LOCATION:Lily Dale Assembly\, Inc.\, 5 Melrose Park\, Lily Dale\, 14752\, United States
CATEGORIES:LGBTQ+
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SUMMARY:Allison Hagan Artist in Residence
DESCRIPTION:Allison Hagan (June 19th – June 23rd) is a poet\, DJ\, and multidisciplinary artist born and raised in New York City. She moved away from the city for eight years\, only to realize she belongs somewhere after all. Her work explores existing in the middle between two worlds\, among other invisible things. She traverses eternal love\, collective memory and the quiet threads that bind humans together in a fractured society. She hopes to help people find a little slice of heaven when the world feels like hell. When she’s not writing (which is often)\, she spends her time in community\, thinking about power\, care\, and how we might build lives rooted in solidarity rather than isolation. Follow her on Instagram @allisucks.
URL:https://mychq.org/event/allison-hagan-artist-in-residence/
LOCATION:Sacred Grounds Coffee House\, 6 Cleveland Ave.\, Lily Dale\, NY\, 14752\, United States
CATEGORIES:Arts & Antiques
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SUMMARY:Amy Misurelli Sorensen Artist in Residence
DESCRIPTION:ARTIST STATEMENT \nAs an artist\, I emphasize drawing as thinking\, with concentrations in printmaking and performance. Currently\, my media focus is in relief printmaking. Relief Printmaking is the process of cutting into a surface of wood or linoleum in such a way that all that remains of the original surface is the image to be printed. Printmaking allows me to make multiples of an image on a variety of surfaces and engages a larger audience\, much like performance. \nAs a contemporary artist\, my work is concerned with distorted images of femininity and sexuality imposed by societal ideals. My images are provocative and graphic and act as commentary on how women are viewed in contemporary culture. I am interested in current events: themes of female empowerment\, vulnerability\, and the resistance of patriarchy. While I play with adornment\, I chose to be subversive and challenge expectations of beauty. \nMy research and work are influenced by feminist theory and everyday life. \nABOUT THE ARTIST \nAmy Misurelli Sorensen (June 20th – June 27th) is a professional artist\, art educator\, and curator who lives and works in Southeastern Wisconsin. She is passionate about art education\, art histories\, and arts impact on communities. She is committed to curating and exhibiting her work in provocative exhibitions that challenge visual culture and explore issues in society\, politics\, and art.
URL:https://mychq.org/event/amy-misurelli-sorensen-artist-in-residence/
LOCATION:Sacred Grounds Coffee House\, 6 Cleveland Ave.\, Lily Dale\, NY\, 14752\, United States
CATEGORIES:Arts & Antiques
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SUMMARY:Josephus Bartin: Artist in Residence
DESCRIPTION:Josephus Bartin (June 29th – July 4th) is a Filipino artist and art educator with over a decade of experience working across community\, educational\, and creative spaces in Southeast Asia and internationally. His artistic practice centers on organic forms\, intuitive line work\, and mindful making\, drawing inspiration from nature\, everyday rhythms\, and quiet moments of reflection. Alongside his studio work\, Josephus has extensive experience teaching and facilitating art for diverse age groups\, creating welcoming\, hands-on experiences that encourage creativity\, presence\, and meaningful connection. \nDuring his residency at Sacred Grounds Coffee House\, Josephus creates artwork live during open hours\, allowing guests to witness the creative process in real time and engage in informal conversations about art and faith\, creativity\, and community. In addition to live art-making\, he offers short interactive art sessions and creative prompts designed to invite participation\, reflection\, and connection—aligning with Sacred Grounds’ mission as a hospitable\, faith-inspired gathering space. Through his presence\, Josephus hopes to contribute to an atmosphere of openness\, encouragement\, and shared creative experience for all who enter.
URL:https://mychq.org/event/josephus-bartin-artist-in-residence/
LOCATION:Sacred Grounds Coffee House\, 6 Cleveland Ave.\, Lily Dale\, NY\, 14752\, United States
CATEGORIES:Arts & Antiques
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SUMMARY:Saira Siddiqui Artist in Residence
DESCRIPTION:Artist Bio \nSaira Siddiqui (July 13th – July 18th) is a multidimensional artist and muralist whose practice bridges intuitive linework\, henna traditions\, and contemporary painting. Her approach uses art\, culture\, and creativity to connect people to each other and their neighborhoods. As a trained facilitator with a decade of experience in community development and urban planning\, Saira designs participatory processes that invite residents to shape the stories\, colors\, and patterns that represent their shared spaces. \nRooted in her Eastern and Western upbringing—and in the balance of right‑ and left‑brain skillsets—Saira’s work explores belonging\, memory\, migration\, and collective identity. Her artistic path began with traditional mehndi (henna)\, a South Asian form of body art she grew up with\, and now centers painting and public art informed by community narratives and qualitative data gathered through dialogue and workshops. Abstracted and traditional henna motifs\, mapping themes\, and patterns found in nature thread through her visual language\, brought to life with bold\, vivid color. \nLeaning into her community engagement background\, Saira weaves together stories\, lived experiences\, and resident‑generated insights to inform both her studio work and her large‑scale public‑space projects. From community workshops to paint‑by‑numbers murals\, she builds inclusive\, vibrant experiences where community members co‑create and take ownership of their environments. Through this process\, Saira employs art as a tool for social change—cultivating spaces that feel welcoming\, reflective\, and genuinely connected. \n\nResidency goals \nDuring my residency at Sacred Grounds\, I hope to pursue two interconnected goals: \n(1) to deepen and expand my intuitive art practice\, and(2) to use linework and intuition as tools for meaningful engagement with the café community. \nMuch of my work as a public and community‑engaged artist has centered on translating other people’s goals\, stories\, and neighborhood identities into visual form. I am often guided by external narratives\, collective input\, and the lived experiences shared with me through workshops\, planning sessions\, or design processes. While this work is deeply fulfilling\, it also means my creative energy is frequently oriented outward—toward holding space\, listening\, supporting\, and interpreting. \nThis residency offers a rare and important shift: the opportunity to turn some of that attention inward. I want to focus more intentionally on my inner path\, inner worlds\, and personal motivations—strengthening the intuitive side of my practice and allowing my work to emerge from presence rather than production. Through one‑on‑one conversations with patrons\, intuitive linework sessions guided by the quieter\, slower day-to-day rhythms of Lilydale\, I hope to cultivate work that touches people in a different way while also reconnecting with my own artistic voice. \nAt the same time\, this residency aligns beautifully with my background in community engagement\, facilitation\, and relationship‑building. By grounding my intuitive practice in conversation and shared experience\, I can create approachable\, resonant interactions with the Sacred Grounds community. Linework becomes a bridge—between intuition and dialogue\, inner exploration and public connection. \nAlthough I am an established public and community‑engaged artist\, this is my first formal artist residency. I see it as a meaningful next step in my journey: a chance to reconnect with the intuitive roots of my practice\, explore new forms of expression\, and discover how my inner creative landscape can coexist with (and enrich) the community‑driven aspects of my work. I’m excited by the possibility of slowing down\, listening deeply\, and allowing this place—and the people who move through it—to inform the next chapter of my artistic evolution.
URL:https://mychq.org/event/saira-siddiqui-artist-in-residence/
LOCATION:Sacred Grounds Coffee House\, 6 Cleveland Ave.\, Lily Dale\, NY\, 14752\, United States
CATEGORIES:Arts & Antiques
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SUMMARY:Alissa Eberle: Artist in Residence
DESCRIPTION:Alissa Eberle (July 27th – Aug 1st) is a visual artist\, full-time neon bender\, and sign fabricator living and workingin Philadelphia PA. Originally from Lowell Massachusetts\, Alissa studied at the School ofthe Museum of Fine Arts Tufts University\, graduating with a BFA in Studio Art.Her artistic practice took a transformative turn while living in New Orleans\, earning anopportunity to apprentice at Neometix Neon\, where she first explored the mesmerizingcraft of bending neon glass. Relocating to Philadelphia PA\, Alissa continued on her pathto becoming a neon bender apprenticing under Dom Urbani at Urban Neon\, working out inthe sign shop during the day\, doing metal work and practicing neon bending after hours atnight. \nIntrigued by neon’s enigmatic and otherworldly qualities\, Alissa embraced the challenge ofworking in this medium as both an artist and a tradesperson. She finds perpetualopportunities for mental growth and tests of patience working with glass; the difficulty ofneon is what makes it all the more fulfilling for her.Recently\, she was in shows at the Akron Art Museum\, Urban Glass\, Nicolaysen ArtMuseum\, and Moisturizer Gallery. Her work has also found a place in numerous privatecollections and in the Museum of Fine Arts\, Houston. \nContacts:Website: www.alissaeberle.comEmail: alissa.eberle@gmail.comInstagram : @alissaeeeFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/alissa.eberle.7
URL:https://mychq.org/event/alissa-eberle-artist-in-residence/
LOCATION:Sacred Grounds Coffee House\, 6 Cleveland Ave.\, Lily Dale\, NY\, 14752\, United States
CATEGORIES:Arts & Antiques
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SUMMARY:Lisa Grix Grixdolls Artist in Residence
DESCRIPTION:Michigan artist Lisa L. Grix (Aug 3rd – Aug 8th) has been involved in the art scene around the Metro Detroit area for many years. Schooled in art at the Birmingham Bloomfield Art Center\, Lahser High School and Central Michigan University\, she has dabbled in many mediums. \nSince 2005 Lisa has been creating Grixdolls. They are mixed media dolls loosely based on African talisman dolls. Every Grixdoll is named and carries a energy\, intent or purpose. Each piece is made from recycled or repurposed materials. Many pieces are made from vintage metal pressings\, pine needles\, sticks\, vintage fabric and buttons. \nShe has finally combined her knowledge of art history\, color\, textile\, collecting and assembly skills to arrive at pieces she is very passionate about.
URL:https://mychq.org/event/lisa-grix-grixdolls-artist-in-residence/
LOCATION:Sacred Grounds Coffee House\, 6 Cleveland Ave.\, Lily Dale\, NY\, 14752\, United States
CATEGORIES:Arts & Antiques
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SUMMARY:Jen Late Goods: Artist in Residence
DESCRIPTION:Jen @lategoods (Aug 10th – Aug 15th) \nARTIST BIO: “I’m a Pittsburgh based visual artist creating abstract work that reflects how I experience theworld within and around me. My style moves between emotional\, darker tones and bold\, colorfulexpression\, influenced by 1990s skateboarding art and iconic comics like Teenage Mutant NinjaTurtles and Spider-Man.” \nWHAT THIS RESIDENCY MEANS TO JEN: “This residency represents an important step in my artistic journey\,offering time\, space\, and community to deepen my practice. It’s an opportunity to experiment creatively whilebuilding meaningful connections with fellow artists.
URL:https://mychq.org/event/jen-late-goods-artist-in-residence/
LOCATION:Sacred Grounds Coffee House\, 6 Cleveland Ave.\, Lily Dale\, NY\, 14752\, United States
CATEGORIES:Arts & Antiques
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SUMMARY:Mollie McKinley: Artist in Residence
DESCRIPTION:Creativity is alive and well at Sacred Grounds! We are so excited to announce our Artists in Residence for the 2026 season  \n\nNext up: Mollie McKinley  (Aug 17th – Aug 22nd) \n\nARTIST BIO: Mollie is an interdisciplinary artist based in the Hudson Valley\, working with photography\, light\, glass\, and sculpture to materialize the ethereal and visceral dimensions of nature consciousness. Grounded in research spanning hermetic alchemy\, disability studies\, and contemporary death practices\, her work challenges taboos around the grotesque within earthly embodiment. \n\nPROJECT STATEMENT: Returning to Lily Dale\, McKinley will photograph sites where elemental phenomena and non-bodied presence appear to converge: from tangles of dislodged water lilies\, to opaline blooms of diatoms along the wetland edges. \n\nCome see Mollie in Lily Dale at Sacred Grounds Coffee House the week of INSERT DATE  \n\n@mollie_mckinley
URL:https://mychq.org/event/mollie-mckinley-artist-in-residence/
LOCATION:Sacred Grounds Coffee House\, 6 Cleveland Ave.\, Lily Dale\, NY\, 14752\, United States
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SUMMARY:Candice Grimes: Artist in Residence
DESCRIPTION:Artist Bio & Project Statement | Candice Grimes (Aug 24th – Aug 29th)\nCandice has a vast skill set which centers around thoughtful production design to\ncreate conceptual portraiture. Her work is heavily influenced by sci-fi and horror\nthemes which explore identity\, mysticism\, passage of time\, and personal\ntransformation. \nShe has earned a B.F.A. in Advertising Photography from Rochester Institute of\nTechnology as well as an A.A.S in Visual Communications from Monroe Community\nCollege. She currently works freelance as a photographer\, producer\, and art director in\nRochester\, NY. \nThrough my on-going personal project\, “Tarocchi\,” I have explored connecting to Spirit\nand the Divine through my work. Tarot is the art of interpreting ancient symbolism and\narchetypes to understand more about one’s self and their relation to the universe. With\nthis project\, I have used tarot imagery as a framework to express personal growth. I\nuse the technique of light painting with a long exposure\, where I am the light\, and\nphysically paint in areas to reveal their secrets from behind the shadows. This gives the\nimages an ethereal aesthetic which lends to the other-worldly subject matter.
URL:https://mychq.org/event/candice-grimes-artist-in-residence/
LOCATION:Sacred Grounds Coffee House\, 6 Cleveland Ave.\, Lily Dale\, NY\, 14752\, United States
CATEGORIES:Arts & Antiques
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ORGANIZER;CN="Sacred Grounds Coffee House":MAILTO:sacredgroundsld@gmail.com
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SUMMARY:Gaia Woolf Nightingall Artist in Residence
DESCRIPTION:Blessings to you! (Sept 3rd – Sept 7th)I am a British born organic horticulturist\, arboriculturist\,permaculture designer\, creative writer and visual artist.Through my work I strive to inspire within the observer aricher\, more intimate connection with the natural world.My powerful elemental mandala paintings\, landscapedesigns and stories give us pause to observe\, experienceand acknowledge the fragility of the wild places.I find joy\, inspiration and reverence in the complexities ofearths sacred natural rhythms.The elemental forces of Air\, Fire\, Water and Earth\, that swirl and flow within the greatcauldron of creation\, manifest the perfect vessels for spirit to comprehend andexperience itself. This is the foundational motivation for my work.I celebrate the ecstatic manifestation of these sacred elements through bold and uniquehand painted mandalas. Each is delicately woven with a variety of ancient insularknotwork patterns\, integrating spiritual and artistic traditional practices with diversethreads. These threads transverse the centuries back to ancient Europe and a time whenart was the expression of devotion to the Divine.Further I am also a priestess and teacher within the Reclaiming Feri tradition\, an Earthbased spiritual path\, which teaches that Divinity is immanent and expressed within ourinner landscape\, and throughout the sacred universe. This along with my many creativeendeavours has helped guide me towards a more authentic experience of self and senseof balance with nature. And I am hopeful that my paintings may inspire you to seek adeeper connection with your Divine self and the sanctity of nature.Contact me at:gaiawoolfnightingall@gmail.comhttps://earthelementalart.comhttps//www.facebook.com/GaiaWoolfNightingallhttps//www.instagram.com/Gaiawoolfart
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LOCATION:Sacred Grounds Coffee House\, 6 Cleveland Ave.\, Lily Dale\, NY\, 14752\, United States
CATEGORIES:Arts & Antiques
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ORGANIZER;CN="Sacred Grounds Coffee House":MAILTO:sacredgroundsld@gmail.com
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