Music has the unique ability to help us process, heal, and thrive. Our Wellbeing Concerts weave together rich live performances and gentle mindfulness practices to create a deeply nurturing environment. More than just a show, each concert is a shared journey—a space where artists and audiences connect, recharge, and discover actionable self-care tools to enrich their daily lives long after the music ends. Attendees are invited to select from a variety of seating options, to relax and absorb the music in whatever way they feel appropriate. This series is a partnership between Carnegie Hall’s Weill Music Institute, the Wake the Arts Center, Wake Forest Neuroarts Lab, and Wake Forest’s Wellbeing Center.
The Graes
Wednesday, September 9
6pm, Hanes Art Gallery
“We write about life—the good, the bad, the ugly—it’s how we process, heal, and reset.”
— The Graes
For our very first Well Being concert, we are honored to welcome The Graes (CJ and Cassie Grae), an indie-folk singer-songwriter duo from Wilmington, North Carolina.
The Graes bring a rare, transparent vulnerability to their music, using complementary voices and rich harmonies to touch on themes of resilience, emotional growth, and deep human connection. Their songs offer a sanctuary for processing life’s hurdles and discovering solace in shared stories. Prepare to lean in, listen deeply, and experience the healing resonance of live music.
Upcoming concerts
Stay tuned for upcoming concerts in this series.