Lavender Grace is a leader in sound health and community arts, using rhythm and voice to restore connection to the living world and ourselves.
Her work brings people back to the source – often marked by tears, truth felt in the body, and a deep sense of connection.
Honey Hive Mendo is a place where women come together to sing, drum, and remember themselves.
Founded by Lavender Grace, this work is rooted in a lifelong path in music, community, and the living world. Raised on the Mendocino Coast, she was shaped by the forests, the ocean, and a culture that values creativity, resilience, and connection.
For over 30 years, Lavender has worked as a performer, teacher, and producer, guiding voice and rhythm across many settings, from stages and classrooms to circles and gatherings. What has remained true through all of it is simple: music brings us back to ourselves, and to each other.
Honey Hive grew from that knowing.
It is a space where there is no need to perform or get it right.
No need to be a “singer.”
Only a willingness to show up.
Through drum, voice, and shared rhythm, something begins to settle. The nervous system softens. The voice opens. And a deeper remembering comes online, a knowing of who we are underneath all the noise.
This work is part of a larger thread of community and cultural projects, including Bee RYL Productions and the Bee Bold Alliance, where Lavender focuses on bringing people together through art, storytelling, and care for the Earth.
But Honey Hive is the heart of it.
Women gathering.
Voices rising.
Music as a way back into belonging.
OFFERINGS
Music is my medicine, my JOURNEY of spirit to soul
“I wept throughout your performance. I felt I was in the presence of the source, that’s the best way I can put it. Or like being in the presence of angels singing and playing. It got me way down deep and would not quit.” Bill Yeats- Mendocino, CA”