Blog
One Must Imagine Medusa Happy: A Retelling of the Classic Tale
On October 26, our Artist-in-Residence, Mikki Ulaszewski, hosted their first Scratch Night presentation for their Fall 2025 Town Hall residency. During the event, they introduced the vision for the...
Speaking of Seattle
Hi Friends, I’m excited to share something new we’re trying at Town Hall Seattle. We’re stretching into our strategic plan — experimenting, expanding, seeing what sticks when we try new programming....
Meet the Co-Producing Partner of Global Rhythms, SAMA: Music + Art
Town Hall Seattle is proud to call SAMA: Music & Art a co-producing partner on our long running Global Rhythms series, a staple of Town Hall music programming since 2002. SAMA: Music & Art...
An Interview with Psychedelic Salon Curator, April Pride
April Pride, CEO and Founder of psychedelic education platform SetSet, has long been at the forefront of conversations about cannabis, women’s health, and now, psychedelics. With the launch of...
A Year of Building, A Season of People
A note from Executive Director, Kate Nagle-Caraluzzo One year ago, I stepped into the Executive Director seat at Town Hall — excited, humbled, and a little nervous. After seven years on the...
A New Series in Town
An Eye on the Oculus Series Have you noticed the new “Oculus Series” events popping up on our calendar over the past few months? Since its launch last September, we’ve hosted four incredible events:...
Meet our 2025 Spring Artist-in-Residence, Jahnvi Madan
Jahnvi Madan is an upcoming clarinetist/composer from Bellevue, recently named Earshot Jazz Festival’s Northwest Emerging Artist of the Year. A New England Conservatory graduate who grew up...
Thinking about Wier Harman, One Year Later
Last December, in 2023, we lost Wier Harman – Town Hall’s beloved leader of 17 years and a person I was lucky to know and work with for seven of those years. Rarely does a day go by that I don’t...
Queering Talks with Dr. Jen Self
From the beginning, Town Hall has been about meeting the needs of our city and its people — whether as a concert venue for community orchestras, a place to present new ideas in the form of book...