Sacred Song & Community Rhythm on the Mendocino Coast
Voices of the hive, hearts of the wild.
Enter the Honey Hive Spa
Song, rhythm, and shared presence as medicine.
SATURDAY FEBRUARY 7TH
1-5PM
HEARTWOOD MENDOCINO
Bring Us to Your Community
From intimate ceremonies to full community celebrations, Honey Hive Ensemble brings sacred song, circle dance, and interactive rhythm to your event. Let’s co-create something beautiful.
based on the Mendocino Coast, available to travel
Who We Are
We are a women’s vocal ensemble from the Mendocino Coast, rising from the fog-kissed cliffs with songs rooted in rhythm, ritual, and the shared pulse of feminine spirit. Our songs are woven like golden threads of honey—sweet, sacred, and wild.
With voices grounded in earth and carried on sea wind, we sing to remember. We recall the sweetness of belonging, embrace the magic of the land. We acknowledge the wild within us all.
What We Do
We are cultivating a new kind of audience—one that listens with the heart. We encourage you to move with the rhythm, and remembers that you belong in the song.
Each song we sing to you… and sometimes, we sing together.
Our offerings are an invitation to listen, to feel, and—when the moment calls—to sing.
Our gatherings welcome call and response, hand claps, and simple circle dances.
Whether your voice joins in or your heart simply listens, you are part of the hive.
Honey Hive Members
Jessaiah Zure travels alongside folklorists, researchers, and tradition bearers of the Balkan regions, Roma (Gypsy) communities, and the Middle East and North Africa—learning directly from source musicians and dancers. Raised in the sounds of R&B and Jazz in the U.S., with deep roots in Spirituals and Bluegrass, she carries a love for the soul of music in all its forms.
A lifelong devotee of culture, rhythm, and community, Jessaiah is passionate about sharing and creating from the rich traditions our ancestors have passed down. She believes in music and dance as living tools for connection, healing, and celebration.
Paloma Carmona is a multidisciplinary artist, energy medicine practitioner, and singer-songwriter devoted to beauty, healing, and heart connection. She’s the creative force behind Paizogony, where she crafts jewelry that feels like medicine—earthy, elegant, and meant to be worn with intention. Her work weaves together years of study in Shamanic Energy Medicine, ritual practice, and artistic expression into offerings that ground the spirit and spark the soul.
Paloma’s newest creation—Tiny Tuned In Concerts—blends intimate music with ceremonial cacao, guiding listeners on a journey back to their hearts. Her songs aren’t just melodies; they’re transmissions—raw, honest, and vibrationally tuned to open something sacred. Paloma’s art—whether worn or heard—asks only this: come as you are, and let beauty do what it does best—open something true.
Lavender Grace is a song keeper, drum guide, and founding member of the Honey Hive Ensemble, rooted on the wild coast of Mendocino. She brings a unique blend of rhythm, ritual, and reverence to gatherings of all kinds—helping people feel the beauty of belonging and the magic of shared voice.
Her life’s work is to be a Joy fire for future generations—reminding us that drum, song, and dance are ancient forms of nourishment for the soul and the village. Lavender invites people into the rhythm of belonging. Her invitation is to reconnect with the land, with one another, and with the sacred song within.
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