Be Where You Are
Zeitgeist and Barringer Family Farms present a unique outdoor experience that connects artists and community members with agriculture and land. The evening features a new work by Heather Barringer entitled 44.71, -92.53 (Be Where You Are) and additional performances intended to be experienced outdoors. 44.71, -92.53 (Be Where You Are) is a 45 minute work that explores human relationship to land and others through the experience of sound--intentional and unintentional. Sound-makers and listeners will be dispersed throughout 74 acres of farmland.
The event will begin at 6pm with a picnic gathering interspersed with performances and experiences with local artists. 44.71, -92.53 (Be Where You Are) will begin at 7:30pm. Attendees are invited to bring a picnic dinner or a potluck dish to share. 
Percussionist Heather Barringer joined Zeitgeist in 1990. She graduated from the University of Wisconsin, River Falls with a bachelor’s degree in Music Education in 1987 and studied at the University of Cincinnati-College Conservatory, studying with Allen Otte from 1988-90. In addition to performing and recording with Zeitgeist, she is a member of Mary Ellen Childs' ensemble, Crash, and has worked with many Twin Cities organizations, including Nautilus Music-Theater, Ten Thousand Things Theater, Minnesota Dance Theater, and Aby Wolf.
Barringer Family Farms is a third generation family farm located in the verdant Trimbelle River valley in western Wisconsin. They grow certified organic vegetables, hay, CBD hemp products, present arts and education events, and host community celebrations.
Barringer Family Farms centers the production of healthy and delicious food in a sustainable manner that nourishes our customers, improves our land, and connects with community. Their food can be purchased at local farmer's markets, through a CSA, online, or at the farm. |
