Dearest audience members, fans, friends, and supporters,
The Jeff & Paige (and family) holiday season began with a seven-hour delay at DIA. The whipping winds of this past week left many of us without power for days, grounded flights, scattered yards with branches, bent trampoline frames—and made everything feel just a little unsettling.
We know each family in our community experienced these disruptions differently, and we hope you are safe, warm, and where you want to be as this holiday season unfolds. A part of what many of us are grieving—quietly or out loud—as climate change meets our front doors is the disruption of routine. The rhythms of our seasons. The predictability our bodies rely on. The everyday structures—school, travel, power, plans—that can suddenly shift beneath our feet.
As you move through the holidays this year, we invite you to be gentle with yourselves and with your children. Give yourself some more room to pause and relax! Allow your body a little more time to acclimate—emotionally and physically—to wherever you are.
This is one of the reasons the programming Jeff and I offer has always mattered so deeply to us: consistency.
For over 21 years, you have been part of our shared rhythm—showing up each spring and summer in parks and festivals across the Front Range, then during the school year in classrooms and gyms. Together, we’ve sung with you and your children, through high winds, lightning storms, dry seasons, pandemics, and everything in between.
When we were growing up, climate change lived mostly in the future—an idea filled with anticipatory anxiety and its own strange and mostly unnamed grief. Now, many of us find ourselves here, in this moment, navigating real disruptions alongside our kids. Both the waiting and the living through it are hard. Both deserve attention and words.
As you talk with your children, we encourage honesty paired with gentleness, openness balanced with boundaries to keep kids feeling stable, loved and held by their caregivers —and above all, the reminder that community is what makes us resilient. We live through and solve this together.
In the midst of that long delay at DIA—tired, overwhelmed, trying to reach family—we learned something wonderful: we reached our End-of-Year Giving Goal!!
Thanks to the generosity of 92 individual donors, five local business sponsors, our Superhero Fan Club members, a successful grant, and so much love throughout 2025, we are held. Because of you, we will be back in those parks, back in those schools, and continuing to share music, joy, nature, and science-based connection in the year ahead.
Our consistency continues because of, with you, for you and for us, for the love of being here and alive on this beautiful planet.
We’ve come a very long way since Jeff hiked the Colorado trail begging libraries to let him perform along the way and sleeping in between bookcases! Your support carries this mission even further as we move further into post production on our television show—expanding the ways we serve kids and families beyond the stage.
We made it (eventually!) to North Carolina with our two kids, and as we spend this season with family, we feel profound gratitude for this one—our extended community. We are here with you. With love, grace, and humble joy. Thank you for supporting our work so that we can continue supporting you. We are deeply grateful and so looking forward to many live shows—and sharing our TV show with you—in 2026. With love, Jeff & Paige
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