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The Rhapsody Project builds community and celebrates heritage through music.

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Root yourself in the Layers of Your Heritage

In every program, we help students reflect and learn to see themselves more clearly. Interwoven with music lessons, our check-in questions and assignments give students new ways to understand themselves as people of culture.

Your ethnicity and your other visible identity markers reflect just a few layers of your heritage. The land you’re raised on, the communities that raise you, and the cultures you are drawn to study or absorb are also vital parts of you.

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Youth

Our programs at King St. Station center youth ages 10-25, but we offer in-school programs for K-12 as well!

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Grown Folks

Our Face the Music program is a great place to start, we are building a multi-generational community!

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Public Jams

We host monthly jam sessions each month at different locations in Seattle!

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“We’re not just playing music, we’re actually learning and changing how people think about things, changing how the world works.”

Ari

Songsters Participant, 2018 to present
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“I developed my ability to think critically about race, to talk openly and vulnerably with my peers, and to examine my whiteness and privilege and how they play out in my own music appreciation and career.”

Andy Ferguson

Face the Music alumni
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“I am so grateful for the opportunity for Ari to have an outlet artistically and inlet culturally, the flow of it is something that I couldn’t do myself.”

Tana

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“[the program] gives you tools to learn about your own heritage and also about . . . the American experience through music. But also not just music-centered, [they] encouraged that you look into food, dance, and other elements of culture, encouraged to talk to elders and learn about where your family came from.”

Sam

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“It is a community where you can go and play music, learn music, and take part in a supportive and nurturing community and be welcomed whatever that part might look like, it’s always there for you.”

Lillian

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Ways to get involved

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Klezmer Jam

Monthly Klezmer Jam session for all ages, all instruments and all experience levels!

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Join a diverse team that celebrates music and heritage through an anti-racist lens.

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Upcoming events

Events in December 2025–January 2026

  • December 4, 2025 - Guitar & Ukulele Class for Families

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    December 4, 2025

    Beginners and intermediate players will learn songs, meet new friends, and learn amazing stories about American musicians in the course of these weekly classes. Hosted by The Rhapsody Project's co-founder, Joe Seamons, in collaboration with teaching artists in-training Mariah Roberson and Lovegnia Afalava, these sessions will have you playing a lot of music and learning foundational skills that you can apply to any instrument!

    Not only is it a group music lesson, it is also a jam session. Our teaching artists explore blues, jazz, folk and American roots music, uniquely weaving basic music theory concepts, interactive song learning, and social music playing, with an emphasis on improvisation and soloing. The song repertoire is selected to emphasize hidden or obscure stories of musicians and artists of color who greatly influenced American popular music, and the historical and social context of each song and composer is incorporated into the class.

    The Rhapsody Project is a music and cultural education organization with a focus on BIPOC communities and youth. Our mission is to celebrate heritage and build community through music. We started out as a single after-school music program at Washington Middle School in 2013 and, through steady growth, we expanded to serve youth in dozens of schools throughout Seattle, Renton, and Kent, and we offer classes every day of the week at our centrally-located and accessible Workshop in King Street Station.

    As a convener, we provide music instruction, cultural events, classes, and cultural workforce development to establish racial and cultural equity. Our programs invite people to root themselves in their layers of heritage and, through the power of music and culture, confront injustice while building community. We address the inequities in American music education by teaching BIPOC youth about music and stories from our heritage. We also provide pathways and economic opportunities for youth, especially Black and Indigenous youth.

    Sign up at https://myactivecenter.com/activities/4419:1

    Need an instrument? Request one at Request an instrument: https://forms.gle/5fuYfUJpDKDAxiDf7

    Family First Community Center
    16200 116th Ave SE
    Renton, WA 98058
    United States
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  • December 6, 2025 - Banjo Workshop - Affinity Space for Black Banjo Players

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    December 6, 2025

    Banjo Workshop
    Affinity Space for Black Banjo Players

    Saturday, December 6, 2-4 pm
    King Street Station

    Presented in partnership with Black Banjo Reclamation Project

    Learn songs, chords, and essential music skills in a relaxed setting with Joe of The Rhapsody Project. Deepen your knowledge and discover new techniques for playing the banjo: beginners welcomed!

    Participants who need an instrument can simply register ahead of time, and we will supply you with a banjo!

    Register: https://forms.gle/5wUnCFbEnukSKx3n9

    King Street Station (2nd Floor)
    303 S Jackson St
    Seattle, WA
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  • December 8, 2025 - Klezmer Jam

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    December 8, 2025

    7 - 9 pm at The Couth Buzzard
    2nd & 4th Mondays
    Some special sessions maybe be held at other locations.

    We’ll jam on klezmer tunes and sing Yiddish songs together. All ages, abilities, and instruments are welcome! In fact, you don’t even need an instrument, only a voice, ears, or dancing feet. Instrumentalists less familiar with klezmer are encouraged to arrive at the start. We begin each session by either learning a new tune or by having a short workshop session. While we have sheet music in many clefs and keys, we encourage learning by ear. Jam sessions are often led by Jimmy Austin with a slight instrumental focus or Maia Brown with a slight vocal focus. (All sessions will have both instrumental and vocal-centric tunes.) Many sessions have special themes or guest facilitators.

    To find tunes and other resources, visit the klezmer jam page on The Rhapsody Project’s website.

    • This session will lean toward instrumental tunes.
    • For all ages. 12 and under with an adult present. Singers, listeners, dancers, and instrumentalists all welcome. If bringing an instrument, a small amount of experience is recommended. Beginners to klezmer are welcome.
    • Jams are scheduled for the second and fourth Mondays of each month.
    • Food available for purchase at The Couth Buzzard.
    • Pricing info: There is no entry fee, however, donations are strongly encouraged and are crucial to keep programming going. Suggested donation: $10-20.
    The Couth Buzzard
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  • December 11, 2025 - Guitar & Ukulele Class for Families

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    December 11, 2025

    Beginners and intermediate players will learn songs, meet new friends, and learn amazing stories about American musicians in the course of these weekly classes. Hosted by The Rhapsody Project's co-founder, Joe Seamons, in collaboration with teaching artists in-training Mariah Roberson and Lovegnia Afalava, these sessions will have you playing a lot of music and learning foundational skills that you can apply to any instrument!

    Not only is it a group music lesson, it is also a jam session. Our teaching artists explore blues, jazz, folk and American roots music, uniquely weaving basic music theory concepts, interactive song learning, and social music playing, with an emphasis on improvisation and soloing. The song repertoire is selected to emphasize hidden or obscure stories of musicians and artists of color who greatly influenced American popular music, and the historical and social context of each song and composer is incorporated into the class.

    The Rhapsody Project is a music and cultural education organization with a focus on BIPOC communities and youth. Our mission is to celebrate heritage and build community through music. We started out as a single after-school music program at Washington Middle School in 2013 and, through steady growth, we expanded to serve youth in dozens of schools throughout Seattle, Renton, and Kent, and we offer classes every day of the week at our centrally-located and accessible Workshop in King Street Station.

    As a convener, we provide music instruction, cultural events, classes, and cultural workforce development to establish racial and cultural equity. Our programs invite people to root themselves in their layers of heritage and, through the power of music and culture, confront injustice while building community. We address the inequities in American music education by teaching BIPOC youth about music and stories from our heritage. We also provide pathways and economic opportunities for youth, especially Black and Indigenous youth.

    Sign up at https://myactivecenter.com/activities/4419:1

    Need an instrument? Request one at Request an instrument: https://forms.gle/5fuYfUJpDKDAxiDf7

    Family First Community Center
    16200 116th Ave SE
    Renton, WA 98058
    United States
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  • December 14, 2025 - One Seattle Soul Holiday: Free Concert


    December 14, 2025

    One Seattle Soul
    Sunday, December 14th, 2025

    Doors at 2:00 pm
    Show at 3:00 pm

    The Moore Theatre

    Join us for the One Seattle Soul Holiday Concert, a powerful night of music, unity, and giving. This community celebration brings together people from all walks of life under one roof to share in the warmth of the season through soul-stirring performances and a shared purpose.

    This isn’t just a concert ~ it’s a call to action. We invite attendees to bring gently used coats and blankets to support our unsheltered neighbors. Your donations will go directly to those facing the cold this winter, reminding us all what community really means.

    The heart of the event beats with the message:

    One Seattle. One Community. One Soul.

    Each concert is FREE to the public - We only ask for a gently used coat or blanket that we can share with some of our unsheltered community.  And if you have a can of food, we would love to feed those in need this winter. 

    Get your free ticket at https://www.stgpresents.org/events/one-seattle-soul-holiday-concert/

    For groups of 10 or more, text 425.518.9100.

    Moore Theater
    1932 2nd Ave
    Seattle, WA 98101
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  • December 22, 2025 - Klezmer Jam

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    December 22, 2025

    7 - 9 pm at The Couth Buzzard

     

    Come join us for our twice-monthly night of musical Yiddishkayt! We’ll jam on klezmer tunes and sing Yiddish songs together. All ages, abilities, and instruments are welcome! In fact, you don't even need an instrument, only a voice, ears, or dancing feet. Instrumentalists less familiar with klezmer are encouraged to arrive at the start. We begin each session by either learning the tune-of-the-month or by having a short workshop session. While we have sheet music in many clefs and keys, we encourage learning by ear. To find tunes and other resources, visit the klezmer jam page on The Rhapsody Project’s website.

    • This session will lean toward instrumental tunes.
    • For all ages. 12 and under with an adult present. Singers, listeners, dancers, and instrumentalists all welcome. If bringing an instrument, a small amount of experience is recommended. Beginners to klezmer are welcome.
    • Jams are scheduled for the second and fourth Mondays of each month.
    • Pricing info: No entry fee, however, donations are strongly encouraged and are crucial to keep programming going. Suggested donation: $10 - 20

     

  • January 5, 2026 - Winter Programs at KSS Begin!

  • January 6, 2026 - Vocal Rhapsody II: Intermediate Voice

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    January 6, 2026

    Intermediate Voice
    with Ms. Erica Merritt

    Tuesdays, 6 - 8 pm

     

    Explore new skill sets that will take your voice to the next level! Learn to use your diaphragm in new and effective ways. Refine your singing technique while building even more confidence in your voice! Work to master your breathing, resonance, timbre, intonation, range, flexibility, and phrasing in a digestible way. Challenge yourself to become comfortable singing in each of your vocal registers. You’ll come away with a new understanding of your vocal instrument and how to better utilize it. This class will help you develop the best version of your voice and overall sound quality.

    Bring a voice recorder or a cell phone that has voice note.

     

    Youth Tuition (ages 10-25) is $100 for the 10-week course. Need-based scholarships available.

    Adult Tuition (ages 26+) is $400 for the 10-week course. Need-based scholarships available.

     

    King Street Station (2nd Floor)
    303 S Jackson St
    Seattle, WA
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  • January 7, 2026 - Guitar, Ukulele, Bass: Beginner to Intermediate

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    January 7, 2026

    Guitar, Ukulele, Bass: Beginner to Intermediate (Formerly Guitar Hangs)
    with Mariah Roberson & Shane Des Enfants

    Wednesdays, 4-6 pm

    Join us to learn guitar, bass, or ukulele in a welcoming and flexible learning environment for beginning and intermediate students. In addition to learning songs, students will gain a number of essential technical skills on their instrument while learning the historical context of the music. We'll explore blues, jazz, folk and American roots music, uniquely weaving basic music theory concepts, interactive song learning, and social music playing, with an emphasis on improvisation and soloing. Through the selected repertoire, you'll learn hidden or obscure stories of musicians and artists of color who greatly influenced American popular music, as well as the historical and social context of each song and composer.

    For youth who are committed to showing up, practicing on their own, and willing to keep trying when the going gets tough!

    No need to bring an instrument, but an open mind, patience with yourself, and a commitment to learning are essential.

     

    Youth Tuition (ages 10-25) is $100 for the 10-week course. Need-based scholarships available.

    Adult Tuition (ages 26+) is $400 for the 10-week course. Need-based scholarships available.

    King Street Station (2nd Floor)
    303 S Jackson St
    Seattle, WA
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    Please register online in advance.

    Buy Tickets

  • January 8, 2026 - Drop-In Hours

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    January 8, 2026

    DROP-IN HOURS
    with Rhapsody Staff
    4-6pm

    Come to KSS and ask questions, play our instruments, explore, and meet other music-minded folks. Just show up as you are.

    FREE! No registration needed.

     

    Directions: How to Access The Rhapsody Workshop at King Street Station
    1. When entering from Jackson Street (Plaza): Walk through the front double doors of King St Station facing the street.We are the 2nd door on your left, room 112, after you enter the building.
    2. If you enter through the Amtrak Station entrance on King Street, take the elevator to the 2nd floor. Take a left into the hallway, we're the door next to the water fountain.

    We recommend you use mass transit, as there is only limited street parking available for those driving to the building.
    Many bus lines, in addition to the ID/Chinatown Light Rail stop are within a couple of blocks.
    If you have to drive, park on (or near) King Street between the Station and 1st avenue, and enter through the Amtrak Station (see above). Street parking is usually $3 / hour, though rates vary.Parking on Jackson Street is not an option.

    King Street Station (2nd Floor)
    303 S Jackson St
    Seattle, WA
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  • January 9, 2026 - Repertoire Sessions

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    January 9, 2026

    REPERTOIRE SESSIONS
    With Joe Seamons
    4-6pm

    Intermediate to advanced musicians age 10-25 learn and practice Rhapsody’s core repertoire.

    FREE! No registration needed. Just show up.

     

     

    Directions: How to Access The Rhapsody Workshop at King Street Station
    1. When entering from Jackson Street (Plaza): Walk through the front double doors of King St Station facing the street.We are the 2nd door on your left, room 112, after you enter the building.
    2. If you enter through the Amtrak Station entrance on King Street, take the elevator to the 2nd floor. Take a left into the hallway, we're the door next to the water fountain.

    We recommend you use mass transit, as there is only limited street parking available for those driving to the building.
    Many bus lines, in addition to the ID/Chinatown Light Rail stop are within a couple of blocks.
    If you have to drive, park on (or near) King Street between the Station and 1st avenue, and enter through the Amtrak Station (see above). Street parking is usually $3 / hour, though rates vary.Parking on Jackson Street is not an option.

    King Street Station (2nd Floor)
    303 S Jackson St
    Seattle, WA
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  • January 13, 2026 - Vocal Rhapsody II: Intermediate Voice

    –
    January 13, 2026

    Intermediate Voice
    with Ms. Erica Merritt

    Tuesdays, 6 - 8 pm

     

    Explore new skill sets that will take your voice to the next level! Learn to use your diaphragm in new and effective ways. Refine your singing technique while building even more confidence in your voice! Work to master your breathing, resonance, timbre, intonation, range, flexibility, and phrasing in a digestible way. Challenge yourself to become comfortable singing in each of your vocal registers. You’ll come away with a new understanding of your vocal instrument and how to better utilize it. This class will help you develop the best version of your voice and overall sound quality.

    Bring a voice recorder or a cell phone that has voice note.

     

    Youth Tuition (ages 10-25) is $100 for the 10-week course. Need-based scholarships available.

    Adult Tuition (ages 26+) is $400 for the 10-week course. Need-based scholarships available.

     

    King Street Station (2nd Floor)
    303 S Jackson St
    Seattle, WA
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  • January 14, 2026 - Guitar, Ukulele, Bass: Beginner to Intermediate

    –
    January 14, 2026

    Guitar, Ukulele, Bass: Beginner to Intermediate (Formerly Guitar Hangs)
    with Mariah Roberson & Shane Des Enfants

    Wednesdays, 4-6 pm

    Join us to learn guitar, bass, or ukulele in a welcoming and flexible learning environment for beginning and intermediate students. In addition to learning songs, students will gain a number of essential technical skills on their instrument while learning the historical context of the music. We'll explore blues, jazz, folk and American roots music, uniquely weaving basic music theory concepts, interactive song learning, and social music playing, with an emphasis on improvisation and soloing. Through the selected repertoire, you'll learn hidden or obscure stories of musicians and artists of color who greatly influenced American popular music, as well as the historical and social context of each song and composer.

    For youth who are committed to showing up, practicing on their own, and willing to keep trying when the going gets tough!

    No need to bring an instrument, but an open mind, patience with yourself, and a commitment to learning are essential.

     

    Youth Tuition (ages 10-25) is $100 for the 10-week course. Need-based scholarships available.

    Adult Tuition (ages 26+) is $400 for the 10-week course. Need-based scholarships available.

    King Street Station (2nd Floor)
    303 S Jackson St
    Seattle, WA
    View Location
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    Please register online in advance.

    Buy Tickets

  • January 15, 2026 - Drop-In Hours

    –
    January 15, 2026

    DROP-IN HOURS
    with Rhapsody Staff
    4-6pm

    Come to KSS and ask questions, play our instruments, explore, and meet other music-minded folks. Just show up as you are.

    FREE! No registration needed.

     

    Directions: How to Access The Rhapsody Workshop at King Street Station
    1. When entering from Jackson Street (Plaza): Walk through the front double doors of King St Station facing the street.We are the 2nd door on your left, room 112, after you enter the building.
    2. If you enter through the Amtrak Station entrance on King Street, take the elevator to the 2nd floor. Take a left into the hallway, we're the door next to the water fountain.

    We recommend you use mass transit, as there is only limited street parking available for those driving to the building.
    Many bus lines, in addition to the ID/Chinatown Light Rail stop are within a couple of blocks.
    If you have to drive, park on (or near) King Street between the Station and 1st avenue, and enter through the Amtrak Station (see above). Street parking is usually $3 / hour, though rates vary.Parking on Jackson Street is not an option.

    King Street Station (2nd Floor)
    303 S Jackson St
    Seattle, WA
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  • January 16, 2026 - Repertoire Sessions

    –
    January 16, 2026

    REPERTOIRE SESSIONS
    With Joe Seamons
    4-6pm

    Intermediate to advanced musicians age 10-25 learn and practice Rhapsody’s core repertoire.

    FREE! No registration needed. Just show up.

     

     

    Directions: How to Access The Rhapsody Workshop at King Street Station
    1. When entering from Jackson Street (Plaza): Walk through the front double doors of King St Station facing the street.We are the 2nd door on your left, room 112, after you enter the building.
    2. If you enter through the Amtrak Station entrance on King Street, take the elevator to the 2nd floor. Take a left into the hallway, we're the door next to the water fountain.

    We recommend you use mass transit, as there is only limited street parking available for those driving to the building.
    Many bus lines, in addition to the ID/Chinatown Light Rail stop are within a couple of blocks.
    If you have to drive, park on (or near) King Street between the Station and 1st avenue, and enter through the Amtrak Station (see above). Street parking is usually $3 / hour, though rates vary.Parking on Jackson Street is not an option.

    King Street Station (2nd Floor)
    303 S Jackson St
    Seattle, WA
    View Location
    Map King Street Station (2nd Floor)

  • January 20, 2026 - Vocal Rhapsody II: Intermediate Voice

    –
    January 20, 2026

    Intermediate Voice
    with Ms. Erica Merritt

    Tuesdays, 6 - 8 pm

     

    Explore new skill sets that will take your voice to the next level! Learn to use your diaphragm in new and effective ways. Refine your singing technique while building even more confidence in your voice! Work to master your breathing, resonance, timbre, intonation, range, flexibility, and phrasing in a digestible way. Challenge yourself to become comfortable singing in each of your vocal registers. You’ll come away with a new understanding of your vocal instrument and how to better utilize it. This class will help you develop the best version of your voice and overall sound quality.

    Bring a voice recorder or a cell phone that has voice note.

     

    Youth Tuition (ages 10-25) is $100 for the 10-week course. Need-based scholarships available.

    Adult Tuition (ages 26+) is $400 for the 10-week course. Need-based scholarships available.

     

    King Street Station (2nd Floor)
    303 S Jackson St
    Seattle, WA
    View Location
    Map King Street Station (2nd Floor)

  • January 21, 2026 - Guitar, Ukulele, Bass: Beginner to Intermediate

    –
    January 21, 2026

    Guitar, Ukulele, Bass: Beginner to Intermediate (Formerly Guitar Hangs)
    with Mariah Roberson & Shane Des Enfants

    Wednesdays, 4-6 pm

    Join us to learn guitar, bass, or ukulele in a welcoming and flexible learning environment for beginning and intermediate students. In addition to learning songs, students will gain a number of essential technical skills on their instrument while learning the historical context of the music. We'll explore blues, jazz, folk and American roots music, uniquely weaving basic music theory concepts, interactive song learning, and social music playing, with an emphasis on improvisation and soloing. Through the selected repertoire, you'll learn hidden or obscure stories of musicians and artists of color who greatly influenced American popular music, as well as the historical and social context of each song and composer.

    For youth who are committed to showing up, practicing on their own, and willing to keep trying when the going gets tough!

    No need to bring an instrument, but an open mind, patience with yourself, and a commitment to learning are essential.

     

    Youth Tuition (ages 10-25) is $100 for the 10-week course. Need-based scholarships available.

    Adult Tuition (ages 26+) is $400 for the 10-week course. Need-based scholarships available.

    King Street Station (2nd Floor)
    303 S Jackson St
    Seattle, WA
    View Location
    Map King Street Station (2nd Floor)

    Please register online in advance.

    Buy Tickets

  • January 22, 2026 - Drop-In Hours

    –
    January 22, 2026

    DROP-IN HOURS
    with Rhapsody Staff
    4-6pm

    Come to KSS and ask questions, play our instruments, explore, and meet other music-minded folks. Just show up as you are.

    FREE! No registration needed.

     

    Directions: How to Access The Rhapsody Workshop at King Street Station
    1. When entering from Jackson Street (Plaza): Walk through the front double doors of King St Station facing the street.We are the 2nd door on your left, room 112, after you enter the building.
    2. If you enter through the Amtrak Station entrance on King Street, take the elevator to the 2nd floor. Take a left into the hallway, we're the door next to the water fountain.

    We recommend you use mass transit, as there is only limited street parking available for those driving to the building.
    Many bus lines, in addition to the ID/Chinatown Light Rail stop are within a couple of blocks.
    If you have to drive, park on (or near) King Street between the Station and 1st avenue, and enter through the Amtrak Station (see above). Street parking is usually $3 / hour, though rates vary.Parking on Jackson Street is not an option.

    King Street Station (2nd Floor)
    303 S Jackson St
    Seattle, WA
    View Location
    Map King Street Station (2nd Floor)

  • January 23, 2026 - Repertoire Sessions

    –
    January 23, 2026

    REPERTOIRE SESSIONS
    With Joe Seamons
    4-6pm

    Intermediate to advanced musicians age 10-25 learn and practice Rhapsody’s core repertoire.

    FREE! No registration needed. Just show up.

     

     

    Directions: How to Access The Rhapsody Workshop at King Street Station
    1. When entering from Jackson Street (Plaza): Walk through the front double doors of King St Station facing the street.We are the 2nd door on your left, room 112, after you enter the building.
    2. If you enter through the Amtrak Station entrance on King Street, take the elevator to the 2nd floor. Take a left into the hallway, we're the door next to the water fountain.

    We recommend you use mass transit, as there is only limited street parking available for those driving to the building.
    Many bus lines, in addition to the ID/Chinatown Light Rail stop are within a couple of blocks.
    If you have to drive, park on (or near) King Street between the Station and 1st avenue, and enter through the Amtrak Station (see above). Street parking is usually $3 / hour, though rates vary.Parking on Jackson Street is not an option.

    King Street Station (2nd Floor)
    303 S Jackson St
    Seattle, WA
    View Location
    Map King Street Station (2nd Floor)

  • January 27, 2026 - Vocal Rhapsody II: Intermediate Voice

    –
    January 27, 2026

    Intermediate Voice
    with Ms. Erica Merritt

    Tuesdays, 6 - 8 pm

     

    Explore new skill sets that will take your voice to the next level! Learn to use your diaphragm in new and effective ways. Refine your singing technique while building even more confidence in your voice! Work to master your breathing, resonance, timbre, intonation, range, flexibility, and phrasing in a digestible way. Challenge yourself to become comfortable singing in each of your vocal registers. You’ll come away with a new understanding of your vocal instrument and how to better utilize it. This class will help you develop the best version of your voice and overall sound quality.

    Bring a voice recorder or a cell phone that has voice note.

     

    Youth Tuition (ages 10-25) is $100 for the 10-week course. Need-based scholarships available.

    Adult Tuition (ages 26+) is $400 for the 10-week course. Need-based scholarships available.

     

    King Street Station (2nd Floor)
    303 S Jackson St
    Seattle, WA
    View Location
    Map King Street Station (2nd Floor)

  • January 28, 2026 - Guitar, Ukulele, Bass: Beginner to Intermediate

    –
    January 28, 2026

    Guitar, Ukulele, Bass: Beginner to Intermediate (Formerly Guitar Hangs)
    with Mariah Roberson & Shane Des Enfants

    Wednesdays, 4-6 pm

    Join us to learn guitar, bass, or ukulele in a welcoming and flexible learning environment for beginning and intermediate students. In addition to learning songs, students will gain a number of essential technical skills on their instrument while learning the historical context of the music. We'll explore blues, jazz, folk and American roots music, uniquely weaving basic music theory concepts, interactive song learning, and social music playing, with an emphasis on improvisation and soloing. Through the selected repertoire, you'll learn hidden or obscure stories of musicians and artists of color who greatly influenced American popular music, as well as the historical and social context of each song and composer.

    For youth who are committed to showing up, practicing on their own, and willing to keep trying when the going gets tough!

    No need to bring an instrument, but an open mind, patience with yourself, and a commitment to learning are essential.

     

    Youth Tuition (ages 10-25) is $100 for the 10-week course. Need-based scholarships available.

    Adult Tuition (ages 26+) is $400 for the 10-week course. Need-based scholarships available.

    King Street Station (2nd Floor)
    303 S Jackson St
    Seattle, WA
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    Please register online in advance.

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  • January 29, 2026 - Drop-In Hours

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    January 29, 2026

    DROP-IN HOURS
    with Rhapsody Staff
    4-6pm

    Come to KSS and ask questions, play our instruments, explore, and meet other music-minded folks. Just show up as you are.

    FREE! No registration needed.

     

    Directions: How to Access The Rhapsody Workshop at King Street Station
    1. When entering from Jackson Street (Plaza): Walk through the front double doors of King St Station facing the street.We are the 2nd door on your left, room 112, after you enter the building.
    2. If you enter through the Amtrak Station entrance on King Street, take the elevator to the 2nd floor. Take a left into the hallway, we're the door next to the water fountain.

    We recommend you use mass transit, as there is only limited street parking available for those driving to the building.
    Many bus lines, in addition to the ID/Chinatown Light Rail stop are within a couple of blocks.
    If you have to drive, park on (or near) King Street between the Station and 1st avenue, and enter through the Amtrak Station (see above). Street parking is usually $3 / hour, though rates vary.Parking on Jackson Street is not an option.

    King Street Station (2nd Floor)
    303 S Jackson St
    Seattle, WA
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  • January 30, 2026 - Repertoire Sessions

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    January 30, 2026

    REPERTOIRE SESSIONS
    With Joe Seamons
    4-6pm

    Intermediate to advanced musicians age 10-25 learn and practice Rhapsody’s core repertoire.

    FREE! No registration needed. Just show up.

     

     

    Directions: How to Access The Rhapsody Workshop at King Street Station
    1. When entering from Jackson Street (Plaza): Walk through the front double doors of King St Station facing the street.We are the 2nd door on your left, room 112, after you enter the building.
    2. If you enter through the Amtrak Station entrance on King Street, take the elevator to the 2nd floor. Take a left into the hallway, we're the door next to the water fountain.

    We recommend you use mass transit, as there is only limited street parking available for those driving to the building.
    Many bus lines, in addition to the ID/Chinatown Light Rail stop are within a couple of blocks.
    If you have to drive, park on (or near) King Street between the Station and 1st avenue, and enter through the Amtrak Station (see above). Street parking is usually $3 / hour, though rates vary.Parking on Jackson Street is not an option.

    King Street Station (2nd Floor)
    303 S Jackson St
    Seattle, WA
    View Location
    Map King Street Station (2nd Floor)

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