Art Farm at Serenbe
Art Farm at Serenbe
Podcast Description
The Art Farm at Serenbe Podcast is your gateway into the heart of Serenbe’s creative community. Each episode features in-depth conversations with artists, curators, performers, and visionaries who are shaping the cultural landscape through their work at the intersection of art, nature, and community.From exclusive behind-the-scenes stories to thoughtful discussions on the role of art in everyday life, this podcast offers a front-row seat to the innovation, inspiration, and collaboration happening across our stages, studios, and trails.Whether you’re an artist, supporter, or curious creative spirit, tune in to explore how the Art Farm at Serenbe is cultivating culture from the ground up.
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The podcast delves into themes related to art, nature, and community engagement, including discussions on the role of art in society and behind-the-scenes insights into artistic creation. Episodes like 'The Heart of Art Farm' explore the mission of the Art Farm and highlight contributions from board members, paving the way for understanding the intersection of culture and environment.
The Art Farm at Serenbe Podcast is your gateway into the heart of Serenbe’s creative community. Each episode features in-depth conversations with artists, curators, performers, and visionaries who are shaping the cultural landscape through their work at the intersection of art, nature, and community.
From exclusive behind-the-scenes stories to thoughtful discussions on the role of art in everyday life, this podcast offers a front-row seat to the innovation, inspiration, and collaboration happening across our stages, studios, and trails.
Whether you’re an artist, supporter, or curious creative spirit, tune in to explore how the Art Farm at Serenbe is cultivating culture from the ground up.
Host Gary Cassis previews one of the most anticipated shows of the Art Farm at Serenbe’s 2026 classical music series: an evening with acclaimed cellist Kari Joyner, performing Sunday, August 16th at 7 p.m. through sunset at the Serenbe Amphitheater. Joined by Art Farm chairperson Bill Sisson, Kari shares how growing up in a musical family — performing alongside his brothers and, at age 12, for Coretta Scott King — shaped his path to Juilliard and a doctorate exploring the intersection of mathematics and music. The conversation ranges from Bach’s cello suites and Black American spirituals to original compositions, the healing power of live performance, and why the Art Farm’s free outdoor concerts are helping open classical music to new audiences of all ages. Now in its second season, the series runs five consecutive Sunday evenings, August 2–30, bringing world-class music to the natural beauty of Serenbe and
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