The upcoming December 12 West Seattle Art Walk will feature Art of Music with events in the Admiral District, Alaska Junction, and Morgan Junction.
Taylor John Hardin @ West Seattle Grounds in the Admiral District
MoonGirl @ Great American Diner & Bar in the Alaska Junction
Willow Scrivner @ Beveridge Place Pub in the Morgan Junction
Alyvia Miller @ CAPERS in the Alaska Junction
December 12 – Taylor John Hardin @ West Seattle Grounds in the Admiral District.
Click here for Taylor John Hardin’s flier. Click here to listen to Taylor John Hardin playing music.
Taylor John Hardin is a versatile guitarist with a deep foundation in blues, rock, country, and jazz. Known for his dynamic performances, Taylor brings a soulful touch to both solo gigs and live shows with his band, Slim Wizzy, where they deliver high-energy classic rock. Whether playing intricate jazz lines or rocking out with his band, Taylor’s musicianship captivates audiences across genres!
December 12 – MoonGirl @ Great American Diner & Bar in the Alaska Junction.
Click here for Moongirl’s flier. Click here to listen to some of MoonGirl’s music.
MoonGirl is an acoustic-indie-rock band featuring singer-songwriter Phyl Stewart, Chuck Pautz on guitar, ukulele, harp and percussion, Rick Price on upright bass, and Donni Briar on harmony vocals and guitar. Established in 2010, MoonGirl has played at numerous venues and festivals in and around Seattle. The band’s captivating mix of sultry vocals, soaring harmonies, and warm acoustic instrumentation merge to create a rich tapestry of luminous music. Performing original compositions along with beautifully reimagined songs by numerous artists, including Neil Young, Stevie Nicks, Pink Floyd, Bonnie Raitt and others, MoonGirl will captivate, entertain, and move you. See: www.moongirlmusic.com.
December 12 – Willow Scrivner @ Beveridge Place Pub in the Morgan Junction.
Click here for Willow Scrivner’s flier. Click here to listen to some of Willow’s music.
Willow Scrivner is a Seattle-based artist whose music lingers in a stark, blackly outlined winter landscape with shadowy, whispering instrumentation and fluid melody. Scrivner’s records hover somewhere around folk, but with gothic tinges and bell-like guitars chiming throughout. Her voice, reminiscent of The Sundays’ Harriet Wheeler and Emmylou Harris, is as warm, lilting, and alluring as they come…heartfelt and haunting, shot throughout with a deep, glimmering liquidity. Willow most often performs with guitarist Kevin Wood in the duo, Willow & Wood. Willow and Wood’s music is transcendent: both a study of the geography of place, and the constant search for home. Each of the 11 tracks on the duo’s new album Tornadoes in My Head aches with hope and a broken heart. Those contradictions are at the core of what makes this duo so special. Falling somewhere between indie pop and country, they have created a sound rooted in a West Coast reverb-drenched loneliness, dripping with southern humidity and darkness – and determined to find the magic.
December 12 – Alyvia Miller @ CAPERS in the Alaska Junction.
Click here for Alyvia Miller’s flier.
Alyvia has played harp for 16 years at weddings, restaurants, elderly homes, charities, and special events. She has traveled to 30+ countries and enjoys exploring diverse musical cultures.
Each musician will be performing family-friendly content for 90 minutes at their Art of Music event, from 6:00 pm to 7:45 pm, with one 15-minute break at the midway point.
Stay tuned for updates on Art of Music events June through December 2024!
See our Art of Music Facebook Event on our West Seattle Art Walk page, then click the dates you’re interested in to get updates. Participating Art Walk businesses will also have event flyers on display. We are grateful for the passion and drive of project originator and coordinator John Redenbaugh – thank you, John, for enriching the West Seattle Art Walk!
Music can evoke passion, emotion, and joy. The Art of Music provides an opportunity for aspiring musicians to combine the appreciation of visual arts with the appreciation of musical expression. This special event, presented by the West Seattle Junction Association, was created to complement Art Walk for the benefit of ALL Art Lovers.
Special thanks go to the Admiral Neighborhood Association as a Supporting Sponsor for their donation to help underwrite The Art of Music events in the Admiral District.
Contact: info@admiralneighborhood.org
Special thanks go to the Morgan Community Association as a Supporting Sponsor for their donation to help underwrite The Art of Music events in the Morgan Junction.
Contact: mocacnc@gmail.com
Special thanks go to Canna West Seattle as a Supporting Sponsor for their donation to help underwrite The Art of Music events in the Morgan Junction.
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The Art of Music is presented by the West Seattle Junction Association in conjunction with the West Seattle Art Walk.
Invitation to Apply as a Musician
The West Seattle Junction Association plans to present several performances by musicians in the heart of the West Seattle Junction, in the Morgan Junction, and in the Admiral District to take place during the Second Thursday West Seattle Art Walk Evenings for part of the year.
This Call for Musicians is an invitation to apply to be considered for performing for The Art of Music from 6-7:45 pm (with one 15-minute break at the midpoint). Applications will be accepted year around.
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