Town Hall Seattle presents
Nigel Ng with Kristi Brown
Don’t Mess Up Your Rice: 70 Recipes to Impress Uncle Roger
Town Hall Seattle presents
Opening Set by Peter Donovan
EVENT NOTES
Doors for this event will open at 6:30 PM. This event is approximately 2 hours long.

Sequins. A disco ball. Your best dress and jacket. There’s no better way to celebrate the end of the year than a sparkly, shiny party. Come join local queer ensemble leader HENRY MANSFIELD for his fourth annual WINTER PROM, a rock show celebration of making it to the end of 2026. Reclaim all those awkward nights you spent in your high school’s gym with a real, joyful gathering. Dressing up highly encouraged, photo ops available and best dressed will be awarded prom king and queen at the end of the night. Celebrate all you’ve achieved this year while looking hot.
Henry Mansfield makes music you can dance and cry to at the same time. Blending soaring pop hooks with emotionally literate storytelling, his Postal-Service-meets-Hold-Steady queer anthems explore the grief, joy, and absurdity of modern connection over dazzling piano, horns and synths. His live show has earned a reputation as a theatrical and communal experience, landing slots at Treefort, Capitol Hill Block Party and NW TuneUp. After releasing Nothing But The Myths We Make in 2023, called by Dan’s Tunes “one of the best Seattle albums I’ve heard in years,” Mansfield released “Bend Your Knees” in 2026, accompanied by an NPR Tiny Desk submission featuring the entire band on roller skates. In 2026, he placed first in the Doc Swinson’s Opening Act Contest out of more than 200 Washington bands. He has been featured on NPR, FOX 13, and KING 5 Seattle.
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Town Hall Seattle presents
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