Below is my calendar for May. See an ocean of blank. Not the picture a few months ago when the calendar was full of wedding gigs and travel. My calendarContinue readingA Harpy in the time of Corona

Normally, I don’t make big announcements about what is coming up in my harp world. But for my second CD project, I’ve been talking about it quite a bit. One,Continue readingBeneath the Starry Moonlight

In November 2018, my father sent me a box of postcards. The box contained two sets of cards. One set was a group of cards that were sent to myContinue readingFamily Postcards

(Lindsborg – Part Two) Being an artist is hard. Mentally, emotionally, physically, financially… all of those issues are hurdles an artist must address in one way or another. And doContinue readingBeing an Artist

This summer a group of ten bookmakers embarked on a miniature book exchange challenge. Led by our excellent teacher and fearless leader, Lesha Shaver (LittleMountainBindery.com), we set out to giveContinue readingHarps in a Star Book

One of my dear harp friends, RoJean Loucks, lives in a town known as “Little Sweden, USA.” Lindsborg is in the middle of Kansas and until recently I had noContinue readingLindsborg, Kansas

If you have roamed around my website or seen my social media feeds you will know that in addition to being a harpist I am a lifelong artist. Photography wasContinue readingA book in a harp

Fifteen years ago this month, I sat solo in a small apartment late on a Friday night and put in the winning bid for a large item on Ebay. IContinue readingHappy 15th Harpy Anniversary!

Just over a week ago we returned from Canada—including a lovely weekend at the Northern Lights Harp Fest and a waaaaay too short visit to Montreal. I’m so impressed that the lengthsContinue readingNorthern Lights Harp Fest in Canada