Walking the Farm
September 17 & 18
hosted by Art at Kings Oaks
We're back.
To a new season.
To a world premiere from George Lewis.
To outdoor singing.
To asking questions about our lives, the land we live on, and the food it gives us.

We open the 2022-2023 Season: Cultivate / Curate
at Kings Oaks Farm in Bucks County,
where we'll walk the fields and historic buildings together,
sharing music, food, community.

We begin in the garden, then progress to the barn, the creek, the field, and the chapel
(there’s a chapel!) – and at every site, we’ll share a little history, sing a related
contemporary choral work, and have a locally-sourced bite or libation
(thank you local sponsors!).

The world premiere:
A Cluster of Instincts
for 24 voices
George Lewis has written us a dramatic, thoughtful new work for Walking the Farm,
drawn from Mei-mei Berssenbrugge’s poem, “Fog.”

Slow whirling galaxies allow stars and gas to fall into hot disks of matter, orbiting around massive holes at the centers of galaxies, allowing a branch to spring up at the moment when the snow melts from it.

Yes! The new season begins. Join us.

Walking the Farm
Saturday and Sunday, September 17 and 18 @ 4pm
hosted by Art at Kings Oaks
at Kings Oaks Farm near Newtown in Bucks County, Pennsylvania
**Please note: there will be no walk-up tickets available at the concert.
All tickets must be purchased in advance**

We suggest casual clothes, layers, and hiking shoes for this event in which we’ll walk around the farm together. (Please contact shannon@crossingchoir.org for special circumstances requiring onsite shuttling.)

* * *
Art at Kings Oaks presents its 8th annual exhibition reimagining the historic barn and chapel as unique settings for local, national, and international art to inhabit. Curated by Bucks County painter Alex Cohen and theatre artist Clara Weishahn, the exhibition will preview during our Progressive Concert, and is freely open to the public the two following weeks. www.kingsoaksart.com
Header photograph by Tom Hegen (Spanish farmland)
New music only happens through your support.