Hannah Kaminer
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My goal as a creative facilitator is to invite other artists (and myself) into experiences and spaces that offer a creative nesting place of camaraderie, acceptance, and growth, so that they can birth, nurture, develop, and let fly their boldest and bravest creative projects. This is also so that we can all live in a world where that art is alive, shared, and celebrated.
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"Hannah's presence feels like a breath of fresh air—authentic, humorous, and gently grounding. Her workshop helped me find words for a long-standing struggle with an old friend in a way I had never been able to before."
- Tara
"Hannah brings a peaceful yet sparkly energy to her facilitation, inviting you into a contemplative (and delightfully surprising) connection with nature as a source of creative inspiration. Nature might just be the greatest muse out there, and Hannah makes the journey of befriending her feel both joyful and refreshing. If your creativity feels stuck or if you simply want to wander back into your own playful, inspired self, her workshop is like giving yourself a gift of joy and peace, combined with soulful artistry."
-M.Tirsa
“What stood out most was Hannah’s calm, intuitive presence. She guided us gently, without pushing or overexplaining, which made it easy to connect with the process at my own pace.” - V. Locke
As a songwriter, Hannah’s deep dive into metaphor lit me up with new possibilities. I loved her invitation for us to see ourselves, and those we love, in the natural world, and was amazed by how the metaphors became so accessible and vivid as I went deeper into what I saw. Hannah makes the magic of metaphor available to both experienced and new songwriters, and I’m excited to keep learning from her!
- Ty
Hannah Kaminer is a Certified Artward & Inward Facilitator, former Middle School teacher, and lover of songs. She is also an Asheville-based alt-country/indie artist known for her poignant songwriting, clear voice, and often comedic stage presence. Kaminer writes gut-punch lyrics about love, loss, and home, painting portraits of small town Appalachian life while wrestling with themes like gentrification and overdevelopment, bait-and-switch religion, and dysfunctional relationships. She has released three studio albums: Acre by Acre (2015), Heavy Magnolias (2018), and Heavy on the Vine (2024) which she produced with her full band, Hannah & The Wistfuls.
More info: https://www.hannahkaminer.com/workshops