News

Music Festival Brings Over 40 Bands to Neighborhood Porches

May 25, 2023

For the ninth year, Heart & Soul, along with the neighbors surrounding the Imperial Park, will present our incredible, free, family-friendly Music Stroll in Sugarhouse, June 10, 2023.

40 musical acts will perform on 13 porches, driveways, and lawns—or on our main stage—throughout this Sugar House neighborhood (along with an ocean of food trucks). Join us as Heart & Soul celebrates 29 years of bringing the healing power of music to isolated neighbors along the Wasatch Front.

End of Year Newsletter 2022

January 20, 2023

Dear Friends of Heart & Soul. Do you have a friend or loved one living out their life in a care community? These past three years have shown us all just how much we need and depend upon each other. Heart & Soul is a local nonprofit, a loneliness antidote devoted to spreading the message of hope, healing, and joy by providing live musical performances for neighbors in isolated circumstances.

Music In the Park

August 04, 2022

Join us for a FREE concert with two of Heart and Soul's favorite bands!

Dear Friends of Heart & Soul

December 24, 2021

I was packing up after a show the other day, wrestling my upright bass into its floppy case, and I remembered I’d promised to write this letter. I thought, here’s my chance to get some material!

We’re Back!

May 18, 2021

Heart & Soul is ecstatic to announce that starting in April we began returning to care facilities in person— following health and safety guidelines while bringing delightful music!

Singing Telegrams For Elderly Featured on KSL

January 11, 2021

Heart & Soul was featured on KSL News! Check out this report by Peter Rosen, featuring Heart & Soul musicians Troy Gogan, Dan Waldis and Marlena Lambert.

Praise for Heart & Soul Musician

January 10, 2021

We adore feedback from the care communities we serve, especially when it is as positive as this:

"I just want you to know how great Trace has been to sing and interact with our friends, here especially the friends on the memory care floor. She takes the time to ask what music they enjoy and always ask for requests from them. The part they like the best I believe is her interaction with them. Trace ask about their day, how things are going for them...