Drop-in-Sing: FREE one day choir experience
Tue, Mar 03
|Woskob Family Gallery
Do you enjoy singing with others but don't have time to join a weekly choir? Drop in and enjoy this no obligations choir! Just show up, sing, harmonize, and leave with that sweet feeling that comes from connecting through song. All singers are welcome! Revisit or follow for the song announcement.
Time & Location
Mar 03, 2026, 7:15 PM – 8:45 PM
Woskob Family Gallery, 146 S Allen St, State College, PA 16801, USA
About The Event
<March 3, check-in starts at 7pm and practice is 7:15-8:45pm at the Woskob Family Gallery>
✨All singers are welcome to this experience!✨
Register to secure your spot, get updates and more information.
~You guarantee your entrance to the event.
~You'll receive an email confirmation follow by emails including the songs we are singing and important announcements.
~The event location details will be shared with you first (downtown State College, PA).
~You'll have access to the venue ahead of "walk-ins."
This event is FREE to the public. If it is possible for you to donate any amount toward operation costs, that would be GREATLY appreciated!!! Please follow this link: https://www.littleflame.org/donate or see the "Support for Good" button in the upper left of the home page.🫠
Revisit or follow for the song announcement and updates on Insta & TikTok: @little.flame.music
*This event aims to serve adult singers. Anyone under the age of 18 should be accompanied by an adult.
Meet the Facilitators:
Jason Olcese is a singer-songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, and producer focused on live performance and songwriting. He is best known as the front man of My Hero Zero, where his work emphasizes strong vocals, tight arrangements, and audience connection. He plays and records across vocals, guitar, piano, bass, and percussion. Jason is known for adapting songs seamlessly between intimate acoustic settings and full-band shows.
In addition to performing, Jason is a co-founder of Happy Valley Song Lab where he works as a producer and artist coach. It is through this space his passion for helping musicians refine their sound, process, and performance transpires.
Val Flamini has been directing choirs and musical theatre ensembles for nearly two decades. Projects most meaningful to her include conducting orchestra and the Susquehanna Valley Chorale at the Weis center; facilitating social justice music projects with PSU music students; developing a camp specific to vocal expression, Camp eXpresso!; and composing for and directing a music memorial video dedicated to the surviving victims of the Sandy Hook Elementary mass shooting. Flamini received a Community Impact Hero award by the American Red Cross for the memorial video.
Since earning her Ph.D. in music education from The Pennsylvania State University in 2020, Dr. Flamini has been teaching at Penn State as well as performing and publishing. She is also the creator and vocal coach at the Sohum Studio. Flamini’s research interests include creative instructional approaches in the choral setting and conscious experiences such as flow theory and mindfulness while singing. During her graduate work as a student at the PSU School of Music, Val had the privilege of interning with Dr. Anthony Leach, the director of Essence of Joy. Ever since that experience, she has been seeking the appropriate platform to continue his work as a leader in the choral community specializing in human transformation through singing.