Bozeman Magazine

Join award-winning artist Audrey Hall, known musically as Harlow Willis, for an evening of songs, stories, and art curated to inspire, delight, and challenge your beliefs about personal reinvention and creativity. If you've stalled on your New Year’s resolution to chart a new course, reshape aspects of your life, rethink creative ambitions, or embark on a new and intimidating endeavor, this evening is for you. If you're struggling to find a practical purpose for your new pursuit and feel it lacks importance or consequence, this evening is for you. If you're plagued by thoughts like, “I'm too old for this. I'm not creative. I can't sing. I can't write. I don't have any talent. I don't have enough time. I don't know where to start,” or any other limiting belief holding you back from pursuing your passions, this evening is for you. If supportive friends, colleagues, or family raise eyebrows at your plans to change direction, explore new territories, write a novel, learn a language, pursue a master's degree, or embrace unconventional paths, this evening is for you. The show revolves around the importance of creative expansion and growth for a fulfilling life, debunking the notion that creativity has an age limit. Audrey will open up about her own creative process, fears, vulnerabilities, and strategies for moving forward. She'll discuss navigating a world of specialization with a fluid and flexible approach gained from over thirty years in the arts. She'll also perform deeply personal songs, sharing her journey from novice to performer, including the courage it took to share her music with the world. Critically acclaimed Australian guitar virtuoso Joe Robinson will join Audrey on stage for this special evening.

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