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Mariah seated in a chair on the King Street Station Plaza, playing a silver resonator guitar

What is a Resonator?

April 28, 2026

Written by Joe Seamons What Is a Resonator? A resonator can be an instrument and an idea. Innovators in the...

Station Space elevation of Rhapsody Workshop SKL Architects

Part III: How We Built This – The Rhapsody Project Co-Founder Edition!

April 16, 2026

Be sure to check out Part I and Part II! by Joe Seamons The idea of a permanent home for...

Lady A sits at the edge of a small red stage with 5 other students, playing violins, guitar, and other instruments. John Oliver The Third plays the drums up on the stage.

Part II: How We Built This – The Rhapsody Project Co-Founder Edition!

March 24, 2026

by Joe Seamons Missed Part I? Check it out here. With jam sessions and concert events taking place at the...

Black and white photo of Joe Seamons and Ben Hunter seated on a porch singing and playing banjo and mandolin.

Part I: How We Built This – The Rhapsody Project Co-Founder Edition!

February 12, 2026

by Joe Seamons “How and why did The Rhapsody Project get started?” This is a question I am often asked...

The Art of Belonging

July 10, 2025

By Katana Sol, Community Outreach & Communications Manager The wind picked up as I entered a space of belonging, my...

From Roots to Rhythm: A Season of Free Music, Connection, and Community

June 26, 2025

There’s a particular kind of magic that happens when people gather around sound.When harmonies echo through a city park.When a...

How we MARCH: Heritage

April 28, 2025

The Rhapsody Project’s MARCH Framework underpins the work we do as educators, community builders, and artists. First articulated by Briar...

How we MARCH: Collaboration

April 4, 2025

The Rhapsody Project’s MARCH Framework underpins the work we do as educators, community builders, and artists. First articulated by Briar...

How we MARCH: Renewal

March 20, 2025

The Rhapsody Project’s MARCH Framework underpins the work we do as educators, community builders, and artists. First articulated by Briar...

Green overlay on image of ferns and tree trunk with a mountain symbol and the words "Acknowledgement. Reflection, Responsibility, Reciprocity". Graphic by Katana Sol

How we MARCH: Acknowledgement

March 12, 2025

The Rhapsody Project’s MARCH Framework underpins the work we do as educators, community builders, and artists. First articulated by Briar...

Movement: Personal and Collective Liberation. Graphic by Katana Sol

How we MARCH: Movement

March 5, 2025

The Rhapsody Project’s MARCH Framework underpins the work we do as educators, community builders, and artists. First articulated by Briar...

tRp songsters at Seattle Opera

Empowering Students to Discover the Spirituals: The Rhapsody Project’s Collaboration with Seattle Opera

November 10, 2024

Ever since launching our Face the Music program in 2020, The Rhapsody Project has been celebrating and teaching the astounding...

Black & Tan Hall and The Rhapsody Project

October 30, 2024

When it was time to choose a venue to host our community’s first-ever gala fundraiser concert event, The Heritage Ball,...

AI-generated tan circle that appears to be made of wood, like a cross section of intricate branches, on a black background, with 4 small circles, one in each corner.

Unbroken Circle: What the heck is an Unbroken Circle?

September 19, 2024

Unbroken Circle at The Rhapsody Project The Rhapsody Project named their “Unbroken Circle” program after a mighty song: “Will the...

The Rhapsody Project Response to Racism as a Public Health Crisis

September 3, 2024

In July 2023, King County awarded $25 million in grants to nonprofits, community organizations, and small businesses to address Racism...

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