Red Tent Singers

The Red Tent Singers is a space for women of all ages to gather, connect, and sing.  Women need intergenerational spaces to connect, to learn from one another, to heal from oppressive systems, and to strengthen their individual and collective voices. Gathering to create music is integral to the work of creating a more just world, one voice and one gathering at a time.  

Rehearsals start with a few moments to connect before we move into singing. Music genres will include: folk, gospel, soul, and carefully selected contemporary pieces. There will be a heavy emphasis on harmony and acapella singing with occasional guitar or piano accompaniment. Rudimentary singing skills encouraged, such as basic sight reading and harmonizing, but not required. No auditions. 

Open to women-identifying individuals, ages 13 and up: Daughters, mothers,  grandmothers, and elders  are all welcome.   When we say women we include those of both cisgender and transgender experience, non-binary trans femme, intersex and gender-expansive people.​

Fall Session
​September 21 – November 30
No rehearsals: October 12 & November 23
Performance: December 6, 4 PM

Winter Session
January 18 – March 22
No rehearsal: February 22
Performance: March 26 at Open Mic

Spring Session
April 26 – June 14
No rehearsal: May 31
Performance: June 12, 4 PM

$105 - Access
$120 - Supporter
$135- Sustainer


Learn more about our pricing philosophy here!
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​Ages 13+, scholarships available


About Ashley

Ashley Storrow is a song leader, songwriter, and social justice educator. She currently serves as the Program Director at Main Street Arts and also has been teaching music for 6 years at Vermont Academy.  She is half of the duo, The Early Risers, whose debut album, “Making Life Sweet” went to #1 album on the national Folk DJ Charts in November, 2019. She lives in Putney with her husband, two young daughters, a slew of chickens, and a wildly large vegetable garden.

Early Risers