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Rental Partner: Concerts in America presents

Concerts in America Guitar Festival – Day 3

Sponsored by Augustine Strings

Date:
Sunday, June 14
Time:
10:00 am - 6:15 pm PDT
Cost:
$10 – $89

Venue

The Great Hall
1119 Eighth Avenue (enter on Eighth Avenue)
Seattle, 98101 United States
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Event Format

In-Person

EVENT NOTES
Doors for Day 3 will open at 9:00 AM.

Presented by Concerts in America. For questions about this event, please contact tickets@concertsinamerica.com.

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Rentals

Experience the World’s Finest Guitarists at Town Hall Seattle

This June, Seattle becomes the epicenter of the guitar world. The Concerts in America Guitar Festival, sponsored by Augustine Strings, invites you to Town Hall Seattle from June 12–14, 2026, for an unforgettable weekend of performance and community.

Whether you love the intricate rhythms of Flamenco, the soul of Bossa Nova, or the lightning-fast improvisation of Gypsy Jazz, this festival has it all. Artists include Australian fingerstyle prodigy Joe Robinson, folk sensation Ernest Aines, French classical guitar sensation Edith Pageaud and a spectacular Jazz Night double-bill featuring the Joscho Stephan Trio and Eleonora Strino. Plus more!

Beyond the stage, immerse yourself in the craft. Explore the Luthier & Vendor Expo in the Wyncote NW Forum, attend free masterclasses on arranging and technique, and witness the future of the instrument at the International Concert Artist Competition, where finalists compete for a prize pool valued at over $150,000.

Don’t miss the Premium 3-Day Pass for the best seats in the house for all 8 concerts.

View the full festival schedule here.


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