Audrey Jo Williams is the co-director of New Horizons and the owner of Music with Audrey studio in Bloomington. She teaches violin, cello, and upright bass, and has been teaching in Bloomington since 2010. She graduated from the Eastman School of Music with a Bachelor's in performance and music education. She was formerly the interim director and a faculty member at Luzerne Music Center. She regularly freelances in Bloomington and the surrounding area.

Julian Douglas is a percussion teacher and performing percussionist with 25 years of experience facilitating drum and dance circles,  His inspirations include the music traditions of the African diaspora, the Middle-East, Eastern Europe, and India. Julian will share concepts in rhythm theory and drums for participants to play.

Stephanie Heidemann blends her unique background in healing and the arts into the modality of Authentic Voicework®: Yoga of the Voice. She obtained a B.A. in Expressive Arts Therapy from Indiana University, is a Licensed Massage Therapist, and has been teaching “Yoga of the Voice” classes since 2006.

Sarah Strickland brings her enthusiasm for working with adult learners, and her passion for making music theory fun and enjoyable, to the New Horizons retreat. Trained in Suzuki and other pedagogies, Sarah maintains studios in Bloomington and Plainfield teaching piano, violin, and viola to students ages 5 through senior citizens.