Grief Karaoke

About this event

Grief Karaoke is a creative community gathering for honoring and remembering loved ones through music and shared expression. Participants are invited to bring a meaningful song, playlist, poem, instrument, story, artwork, or other creative offering connected to someone they’ve lost. You are also welcome to simply listen and be in community.

This space is open to any person navigating grief and loss of any kind, whether recent or long-held. No musical or artistic experience is needed, and there is no pressure to perform. Singing along, sharing memories, quiet reflection, tears, laughter, and moments of connection are all welcome here.

Together, we’ll create a space for remembrance, expression, and witnessing; exploring how music and creativity can help us stay connected to the people we love and carry forward the stories, feelings, and relationships that continue after loss.

Led by Sarah Woolson

Sarah Woolson (she/her) is a licensed mental health counselor and board-certified music therapist whose work bridges clinical care, creative expression, and community healing. In private practice, she supports individuals and groups through an integrative approach that weaves together psychotherapy, music, somatic awareness, and reflective care.

Sarah also continues her work in pediatric intensive care, supporting children and families navigating grief and medical trauma through music therapy. Across both clinical and community spaces, Sarah is passionate about the ways music can help people process emotion, stay connected to loved ones, and feel less alone in their experiences.

Grief Karaoke was created from her belief that music holds memory, relationship, and meaning in powerful ways, and that sharing those songs in community can offer comfort, connection, and remembrance. Learn more about Sarah's work here: https://www.woolsonwellness.com