Washington Hall has been a welcoming place where people gather, create, entertain, and celebrate since it was built in 1908. Over the years it has evolved into a popular live music venue and is the site of what was possibly the very first jazz performance in Seattle (June 10, 1918). Join Historic Seattle in celebrating that history with an evening of music in the Central District.
Hear from jazz historian Ken Steiner as he journeys through the history of jazz in Seattle and Washington Hall’s role in it. And just returning to the States from a European tour, enjoy performances by exceptional pianists Stephanie Trick and Paolo Alderighi, pioneers of four-hands piano in jazz who will perform pieces from ragtime to early jazz on two pianos. A special collaboration with Garfield High School Jazz will kick start this night celebrating music & history. Click here for more information about our musicians.
Stephanie Trick and Paolo Alderighi performing together (photo by Cosimi Filippini)
Click the photo above to see Stephanie & Paolo perform!
Presale tickets for this event are now closed. If you are interested in joining us for tonight’s program, please purchase your $25 General Admission ticket at the door.
*COVID-19 POLICY – PLEASE READ!*
Proof of vaccination is required to attend in-person Historic Seattle events and programs. Please wear your mask when not eating or drinking, and be prepared to show your vaccination card or a photo of the card upon entry. You may obtain a digital copy of your vaccine record via the Washington State Department of Health here: https://waverify.doh.wa.gov