Sierra Carrère

Sierra is a multifaceted performer, arts educator, event producer, space-transformer, cultural anthropologist, and activist. Having spent over two decades living between New York City and Maui, Hawaiʻi, she is currently in a nomadic chapter of life—guided by curiosity, creativity, and connection.

Born in a treehouse on the edge of Lake Cayuga in Ithaca, New York, to a French father and an American mother who met as international sailing captains in Hawaiʻi, Sierra’s upbringing was anything but ordinary. Immersed early in movement, music, nature, and global perspectives, she developed a deep reverence for culture, storytelling, and the interconnectedness of all beings.

Her passion for exploring and celebrating diverse cultures has carried her to stages across Africa, Europe, and Polynesia, where she has sung, taught, and collaborated—continually deepening her appreciation for humanity and the natural world. Sierra’s professional path is as diverse as her travels, spanning roles as a professional singer, music and dance educator, event producer, jewelry designer, real estate agent, service industry manager, and master organizer.

She holds a degree in Socio-Cultural Anthropology with a focus on French language & Music from Cal Poly Humboldt University and has participated in extensive environmental and cultural fieldwork and expeditions. Each chapter of her life reflects a devotion to learning through experience and weaving art, culture, and community into meaningful spaces.

Rooted in a vision of humans living in harmony with one another and the Earth, Sierra’s mission is to Connect, Respect, Reflect, and Celebrate—while dancing through life.✨