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❄️ Last Day of Winter Programs

❄️ Last Day of Winter Programs

March 20, 2026

2026 Winter Programs run January 5 - March 20.

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🎸 Want to learn guitar but don’t have one? At The 🎸 Want to learn guitar but don’t have one? At The Rhapsody Project, instruments are provided and beginners are welcome. Come try your first class for free and start playing! In this welcoming class, students learn songs while building essential technique and exploring the roots of blues, jazz, folk, and American roots music. We’ll dive into the stories behind the music and the artists of color who shaped American popular music, while practicing improvisation, collaboration, and social music-making. Led by Shane (@shanedesenfants), a songwriter and educator whose teaching blends storytelling, creativity, and community-centered learning. King Street Station Wednesdays | Mar 23 - Jun 5 4-6 PM 🎸 Instruments available ✨ Try a class for free Scan the QR code or visit the link in bio #seattlemusic #guitarclass #ukulele #seattlearts #youthmusic
Music has always been a way communities gather, re Music has always been a way communities gather, remember, and carry stories forward. @FWAAMFest grows from that spirit. Founded by artist and educator Brandi Waller-Pace, the Fort Worth African American Roots Music Festival brings together artists, culture bearers, and audiences to celebrate the deep Black traditions that shape American roots music. Through live music, storytelling, and shared space across generations, FWAAM creates room for connection, learning, and joy. If you’re in the Forth Worth area, you can catch our very own Lady A (@ladya_bluesdiva), Briar (@briar.sings), and Joe Seamons (@joebanjo) on stage at the festival, helping keep roots traditions alive! Learn more about FWAAM Fest and the movement growing around it at fwaamfest.com! #fwaamfest #rootsmusic #americanmusic #culturalpreservation #storytelling #musicfestival
We’re proud to spotlight Brandi Waller-Pace (@bran We’re proud to spotlight Brandi Waller-Pace (@brandipacemusic), whose work bridges classroom, stage, and cultural advocacy. A member of our extended community, Brandi has long been committed to honoring Black traditions in American roots music. She founded @fwaamfest to create a space where history is honored alongside innovation, and where community gathering becomes a form of cultural preservation. Rooted in Fort Worth but resonating far beyond Texas, FWAAM Fest reminds us that Black music is American music, and that these traditions are living, evolving, and deeply connected to the communities that sustain them. We invite you to stand with the roots and carry this story forward! #fwaamfest #rootsmusic #americanmusic #brandiwallerpace #culturalpreservation
MARCH is The Rhapsody Project’s framework for reco MARCH is The Rhapsody Project’s framework for reconnecting with heritage and building community. It’s a living guide to exploring tradition, sharing culture, and creating change-both within ourselves and in the world around us. There's two pathways to get to know the MARCH framework (we recommend both): 1. Participate in any of our classes, programs, or events. (We've got classes at King Street Station every week between now and June 5!) 2. Read about the MARCH framework on our blog to explore how each of these principles guides our team. Find the link in bio, or go to therhapsodyproject.org/blog. #seattle #seattleheritage #seattlemusic #musicheritage #movement #acknowledgement #renewal #collaboration #heritage
Community time is coming up soon at our March 19th Community time is coming up soon at our March 19th Open Mic! Bring a bit of artistry to share at the mic (priority will be given to young people actively engaged in our programs). If you don’t have a song, story, or poem to share onstage, you are welcomed to bring a potluck dish or heirloom and share its significance as it relates to the layers of your heritage. Or just come listen and enjoy the vibes. All are invited to celebrate the end of Winter Programs at this community event. No RSVP needed. Sign up for a slot when you arrive! Thursday, March 19th • 5 - 8 pm The Rhapsody Workshop | King Street Station 303 S Jackson St, 2nd Floor #openmic #seattleopenmic #pioneersquare #kingstreetstation #seattlearts seattleevents
Seattle creatives, let’s get real! Our co-founder Seattle creatives, let’s get real! Our co-founder Joe is joining @wheelhouse.washington's “Creatives Get Real” panel next week, and we’re excited to see this conversation happen in our city. Running a creative organization isn’t always glamorous. It’s layered. It’s human. It’s built on relationships. This panel is all about pulling back the curtain and talking honestly about what it really takes. As one of the panelists, @joebanjo brings decades of experience as a musician, educator, and cultural organizer, and at the heart of his work is one belief: music connects people. Whether in classrooms, community halls, or concert stages, he’s focused on helping others understand not just how to play, but why it matters. If you’ve been wanting to connect more deeply with Seattle’s creative community, this is a good room to be in. 📍 ArtLove Salon (4th Floor) @artlovesalon 📅 February 25 ⏰ 6–8 PM 🍷 Free entry + bites + drinks Bonus: Attend and you could win a one-hour strategy session with one of the panelists! RSVP now at the link in our bio. Space is limited!
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