Today's blog post is written by Sally James, Town Hall's Spring 2023 Scholar-in-Residence. Learn more about Town Hall residencies here. I’m collecting stories. Thank you, Town Hall, for giving me a...
A Big Change: Or Is It?
For as long I’ve been at Town Hall Seattle — almost 17 people years (or 119 dog years, but who’s counting?) — our organization has been defined by 1) a broad and curious program, brimming with ideas...
Are You Free Thursday, and Would You Do Me a Favor?
Part One in an Occasional Series About How You “Do” Town Hall Hi friends, For the last 15 years, I’ve visited Munich annually with Barbara and the girls to see their grandparents. This rhythm means...
The Road Ahead, The Road Behind
The end of the season is always a time of reflection at Town Hall. It's unsurprising that the 2021-22 season has had its challenges and uncertainties, but times like these can also feel inspiring —...
A Bittersweet Farewell: 10 Questions with Joshua Roman
Joshua Roman has been the Artistic Director of our beloved Town Music series for 15 creative, vibrant, transformational years. With bittersweet emotions, we’ll send him off with an epic Final...
An Easier Way to Request Accessibility Services
As many of you know, accessibility is one of Town Hall’s core tenets. We aim to provide a space that convenes community, hosts new ideas, and inspires connection for all — $5 tickets and free...
A Ticketing Reboot
As we jump into the energizing days of spring, we’re excited to unveil an important project that promises to make your Town Hall experience a whole lot breezier. From our historic building to the...
Disability in Fiction with Sarah Salcedo, John Wiswell, and Ross Showalter
On April 26th, authors John Wiswell and Ross Showalter will join our Writer-in-Residence, Sarah Salcedo, for an evening of short fiction and craft talk. Amongst other topics related to the craft of...
From the Town Hall Archives: Celebrating Black History Month
It’s Black History Month, and Town Hall invites you to deepen your knowledge of key historical figures like Fannie Lou Hamer, Phyllis Wheatley, Malcolm X, and more. The programs below are available...