18th and Union, an arts space in Seattle

Larry Hohm Tells Haunting Tales

Tuesday October 3rd at 7:30 PM

Master storyteller Larry Hohm returns to 18th & Union to deliver an evening of spooky tales. He makes stories come alive, telling them from memory without notes. The evening will include stories by Shirley Jackson, Richard Matheson, Ray Bradbury, Fredric Brown, and Colin Nissan.

Larry has frequently performed at the Northwest Folklife Festival and local venues around Seattle. He is on the Board of the Seattle Storytellers Guild, and is an Earth Creative Artist with the Earth Creative organization.

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Healing Harmony: Sound Bath

Next one is on October 11 @ 7 PM. They happen monthly; click through to check schedule.

A sound bath is a deeply relaxing and restorative experience where those in attendance are “bathed” in sound waves.

Healing Harmony is excited to partner with 18th & Union’s Wellness Wednesdays, bringing a 60-minute group sound healing experience designed to help relax, unwind, and restore your physical, mental and spiritual bodies. Healing Harmony creates a unique improvisational soundscape with crystal and metal singing bowls, her handmade deerskin drum, and vocals to guide you on a transformational journey into deep healing and wellness.

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RE-EMERGENCE, REFLECTION, RENEWAL

David Gassner's (co-founder in 2016) was 18th&U's engine & driver for 5 years, offering his vision and tireless service to build something special. We welcomed Peggy Gannon as the new Executive Director in 2021, who provided clear and generous leadership through a significant transitional period; helping us weather the pandemic shutdowns, and notably oversaw the transition from volunteer staff to paid staff in 2022.

And now? We are thrilled to introduce Jasmin Lomax, our new Executive Director, who will buoy, sustain and grow 18th & Union through its next phase of development.

18TH & UNION: A VENUE WITH A VISION!

We partner with indie artists, offering a fully-appointed performance venue with no upfront deposit; in fact, no rental fee at all. Instead, 18th & Union shares the risk of producing, splitting net box office income with indie artists. Plus, all tickets are available on a sliding scale. This allows audiences & artists alike to take chances, and that's where the magic is.

On this wall are our original heroes who believed in the dream of 18th & Union enough to help fund it's opening.

Great things are done by a series of small things brought together. ~Vincent Van Gogh

Artists need spaces like 18th & Union so that they can take huge creative risks without taking huge financial risks.

The money we raise makes darn sure we remain right where we are, fulfilling our highest purpose.

Support indie artists and fresh new work!