Showing posts with label concerts. Show all posts
Showing posts with label concerts. Show all posts

Kenmore Summer Concert series

Sunday, July 19, 2026


Now in its 24th summer, the Kenmore Concert Series brings community, music, food, and fun together all in a picturesque, natural setting at St. Edwards Park Lawn, 14445 Juanita Dr NE, Kenmore, WA 98028

The series runs on Thursdays from 6-8pm with concerts every other week on July 30, August 13, and August 27.

Check out the bands, food vendors, and event details here.

Parking: Discover Pass required to park at St. Edward State Park. This park is equipped with an automated pay station for visitors to purchase a one-day or annual Discover Pass. More info or to purchase a Discover Pass in advance HERE.

Concert parking at Saint Edward State Park starting at 4:30pm

10 ADA parking spots near the concert venue. Additional ADA parking spots throughout the park.

FREE Shuttle Service - details here


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Listen Here! Teen Band Showcase at Pfingst Animal Acres Park featured four up and coming bands

Wednesday, July 1, 2026

Washington Creative District

Thank you to the sun, the four awesome finalists, and everyone who came out to the first Listen Here! Teen Band Showcase at Pfingst Animal Acres Park on Saturday June 27, 2026. 

WCD Psydela Alter Expressions and Dylan on the Keys were selected from a pool of rockin applicants and represent the finalists for 2026!

Psydela

Tailored to support musicians under 21, the purpose of this showcase is to give rising talent a live music platform, all-ages venue, and set of prizes to further their musical talent and dreams.

Prizes include:
  • $250 cash from ShoreLake Arts and an invite to play Battle of the Bands on Aug 22, 2026
  • Merch, GC, and an invite to have an in-store performance from Musicology Co
  • One-hour mentorship with Crazy Good Records to help them find their sound, produce their songs, and advance to the next level.
Alter Expressions

Yesterday also gave the opportunity for teens to sell their art and painting supplies for all to express themselves however the music and moment moved them.

Thank you also to City of Lake Forest Park for the beautiful venue to hold this event!

Dylan on the Keys

We'll see everyone next year! (-and we'll add a beer garden and wrangle a food truck that won't cancel on us)

--ShoreLake Arts


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Listen Here! concert Saturday June 27, 2026 at Pfingst Animal Acres Park

Thursday, June 25, 2026


🎶ShoreLake Arts’ 1st Annual Listen Here! Teen Band & Solo Showcase 🎶 Saturday, June 27, 2026 4:00pm Pfingst Animal Acres Park, Lake Forest Park

17435 Brookside Blvd NE, Lake Forest Park, WA

Get ready for a summer night full of music, energy, and local talent! ShoreLake Arts proudly presents the 1st Annual Listen Here! Concert, a dynamic showcase of emerging and developing teen bands and solo acts from across Washington State.

This all-ages event features a diverse lineup of musical styles, offering something for everyone—from indie rock to funk, pop, and beyond. Enjoy the show from the comfort of your lawn chairs and blankets, and soak up the lively, family-friendly atmosphere.

🍔 Local Food Vendors
🎸 Live Performances by Rising Artists

The Listen Here! is more than a concert—it's a stepping stone for up-and-coming musicians, offering them a chance to build their skills, connect with industry professionals, and shine on a public stage.

Don’t miss this chance to support the arts and discover the future of Washington’s music scene—right in your own backyard!

This event aims to support the development of emerging under 21 musical talent in Washington State. The showcase provides these up-and-coming musicians a platform and a unique pathway to build their musical skills and network with industry professionals.


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Summer Soundwave free concert for 6th - 12th grade youth Friday June 12, 2026

Wednesday, June 10, 2026


Summer Soundwave happening Friday, June 12, 2026 at 3pm, music at 5pm.

Want to enjoy a summer day in the park with free live music?

It's our second annual summer soundwave! A free teen concert in the park, Hang out and listen to music in the park featuring local youth bands the event also includes...

Volleyball, kickball, water games, vote to dunk a senior and a staff, tie dye and button making, street food grill ou

An amazing free concert for 6th to 12th grade youth is happening this Friday at Richmond Highlands Park 16554 Fremont Ave N, Shoreline, WA 98133

Other than amazing live music performances, we will also have free food and crafts for middle and high school youth. Tie-dye, water games, volleyball, lawn games, and more!

Questions? Email landerson@shorelinewa.gov

More info about the teen programs at shorelinewa.gov/teens

Fine print: "Shoreline Public Schools is providing information about this activity as a service to our families and students. This activity is NOT sponsored by the District and the District assumes no responsibility for conduct or safety of the activity. In consideration for the privilege to distribute these materials, the School District shall be held harmless from any cause of action, claim, or petition filed in any court or administrative tribunal arising out of the distribution of these materials, including all costs, attorney’s fees, and judgments or award"


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Seattle Men’s Chorus brings Oz to Life with ‘Wicked Wiz of Oz’

Friday, April 3, 2026


Spring concert celebrates Wicked, The Wiz, and The Wizard of Oz
with performances across Puget Sound, April 19 – May 16, 2026


SEATTLE –There’s no place like a Seattle Men’s Chorus show! This spring, Seattle Men’s Chorus invites audiences to follow the yellow brick road with Wicked Wiz of Oz, a dazzling concert celebration of all the beloved versions of Oz — Wicked, The Wiz, and The Wizard of Oz.

Jam-packed with inventive mashups, soaring vocals, and theatrical spectacle, Wicked Wiz of Oz blends iconic songs in unexpected ways, including “Defying Gravity” with “Somewhere Over the Rainbow,” “Dancing Through Life” with “If I Only Had a Brain,” and “Ease on Down the Road” with “Follow the Yellow Brick Road.” 

The concert features dynamic singing and dancing, vibrant costumes, and immersive video storytelling — all under the most colorful rainbow ever.

“Each generation has its own Oz story, and this concert brings them all together in one joyful, over-the-top celebration,” said Seattle Men’s Chorus Artistic Director Paul Caldwell. “It’s playful, powerful, and full of heart — everything audiences expect from Seattle Men’s Chorus.”

With performances in Seattle, Everett, Bellingham and Tacoma, Wicked Wiz of Oz promises a magical concert experience for longtime fans and newcomers alike.

“Stories of Oz have always been about finding courage, community, and belonging,” said Seattle Men’s Chorus Executive Director Craig Coogan.
“Those themes resonate deeply with our chorus and our audiences, and Wicked Wiz of Oz lets us celebrate them with incredible music, visual spectacle, and the sense of joy that defines who we are.”

Tickets are available now through the Seattle Men’s Chorus website at SeattleChoruses.org.

Wicked Wiz of Oz – Seattle Men’s Chorus Concerts:

Sunday, April 19, 2026  2 p.m.  Everett Civic Auditorium, Everett
Sunday, May 3, 2026     3 p.m.  Mount Baker Theatre, Bellingham
Saturday, May 9, 2026   8 p.m.  Benaroya Hall, Seattle*
Sunday, May 16, 2026   3 p.m.  Pantages Theater, Tacoma

**Streaming Pass available for purchase for this performance (and viewing from May 16–31, 2026).

About Seattle Men’s Chorus – Seattle Women’s Chorus

The internationally renowned Seattle Men’s Chorus (founded in 1979) and Seattle Women’s Chorus (founded in 2002) together make one of the largest community choral organizations in North America, and stand out among the largest LGBTQ-identified choruses in the world.


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Concert with trumpet and organ April 26, 2026 at St. Dunstan's

Tuesday, March 24, 2026

Judson Scott, trumpet and Wyatt Smith, organ
in concert at St. Dunstan's

All are invited to an upcoming event at St. Dunstan’s: The Sound of Psalms, a concert with trumpet and organ, happening on April 26, 2026 at 3:00pm.

Organ and trumpet are a powerful and majestic pairing, and we're thrilled to close out our 2025-26 concert season with their brilliant sound. 

Join us for "The Sound of Psalms," a concert inspired by the timeless poetry of sacred psalms. 

Presented by acclaimed musicians Judson Scott, trumpet, and Wyatt Smith, organ, this program features works by modern and living composers who take fresh inspiration from these ancient verses. Come experience the soaring beauty and spiritual depth of this unique collaboration.

The Ortloff Opus 2 Organ, with its dramatic range and color possibilities, exquisitely fulfills its many roles. It was built by the Ortloff Organ Company of Needham, Massachusetts, and installed in the fall of 2020. On its own the organ shines as a solo instrument and can serve as a robust duet partner with other instrumentalists.

RSVP at Eventbrite

Suggested donation at the door: $20 Adults, $5 Youth

St. Dunstan's is ADA accessible, and designated ADA parking is available in the upper (west) lot. 722 N 145th St, Shoreline, WA 98133

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Seattle Wind Symphony presents “Jump & Jazz!” May 2, 2026, an evening that bridges the concert hall and the jazz club

Monday, March 23, 2026

Seattle Wind Symphony presents “Jump & Jazz!”
Saturday, May 2, 2026, 7:30pm
Shorewood Performing Arts Center
17300 Fremont Ave N, Shoreline WA 98133 (map)

Get Tickets
  • General $25
  • Student $10
  • TeenTix $5

Experience the fusion of swing and concert band power as the Seattle Wind Symphony presents “Jump & Jazz!” on Saturday, May 2, 2026, at 7:30pm. 

Join us at the Shorewood Performing Arts Center for an evening that bridges the concert hall and the jazz club. 

We are thrilled to have the virtuosic and versatile trumpeter Brian Shaw as the featured soloist. 

This program showcases a variety of composers influenced by the jazz language: the rhythmic energy of Adam Gorb’s Awayday, the Clarino trumpet concerto by Greg Yasinitsky, the tender sounds of Summerland by William Grant Still, and more.

Brian Shaw, trumpet
John Falskow, conductor

Repertoire:
  • Adam Gorb — Awayday
  • Greg Yasinitsky — Clarino Trumpet Concerto
  • William Grant Still — Summerland

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Philharmonia Northwest Orchestra to feature acclaimed pianist in Shoreline concert and on Seattle's Classical KING FM

Saturday, March 14, 2026


Philharmonia Northwest
(PNW) announced that it will perform on Classical KING FM's Northwest Focus Live program with pianist Sandra Wright Shen, on Friday, March 27, 2026 at 7pm Pacific, marking the orchestra's first radio performance in its 50-year history. 

With this performance, PNW is also set to become the largest ensemble to ever perform on the Seattle radio station's flagship live music program.

The broadcast will consist of selections from the orchestra's upcoming Inspired by Amadeus concert on Sunday, March 29 at 2pm at Shoreline's Shorecrest Performing Arts Center. 

Shen, a Steinway Performing Artist and Piano Lecturer at Stanford University, will be featured as soloist on Maurice Ravel's Piano Concerto in G major. The program will also include interviews with Shen and PNW Music Director Michael Wheatley.

Both the radio broadcast and 3/29 concert will feature Mozart's Symphony No. 35 (the "Haffner")—PNW's first performance of a Mozart symphony in a decade—as well as works inspired by the Austrian composer and his sizeable influence on Western music. 

The Ravel Concerto was inspired by Mozart's concept of a “genuine concerto,” in which the orchestral accompaniment is configured to put the soloist’s virtuosity front and center. Both performances also feature Orchestral Suite No. 4 (nicknamed "Mozartiana") by Tchaikovsky, one of Mozart's most ardent admirers.

Listeners can tune into the broadcast locally on 98.1 FM, and online at classicalking.org. Tickets and more information for the concert in Shoreline are available at philharmonianw.org/.

Shorecrest Performing Arts Center 15343 25th Ave NE, Shoreline WA 98155


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Vesper Piano Trio at St. Dunstan's March 8, 2026

Thursday, February 26, 2026


The community is invited to an upcoming event at St. Dunstan's, Echoes through Time: Weaving Sound Across Centuries with the Vesper Piano Trio, happening on March 8, 2026 at 3:00pm.

Join the Vesper Piano Trio for a thrilling journey through two centuries of chamber music. The concert will open with the charming and playful Piano Trio in A-flat by Joseph Haydn. Next, the musicians will share Jennifer Higdon's Piano Trio, which explores the relationship between sound and color. Finally, experience the sheer brilliance of Felix Mendelssohn's passionate and triumphant masterpiece, the Piano Trio No. 1 in D minor. Come enjoy a memorable concert that blends beauty, energy and passion.

The Vesper Piano Trio brings together three Seattleites who have built their musical relationships and friendships with each other over the course of decades. Violinist Caitlin Kelley, cellist Emily Hu, and pianist Thomas Lee are among the most in-demand classical musicians in the Seattle area, maintaining diverse performance careers as recitalists, soloists, chamber musicians, symphonic players, and pedagogues. 

Their individual careers include frequent appearances with the Seattle Symphony, Seattle Opera, Pacific Northwest Ballet, and The 5th Avenue Theater, along with performances in venues including Carnegie Hall and Lincoln Center.

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Suggested donation at the door: $20 Adults, $5 Youth

St. Dunstan's is ADA accessible, and designated ADA parking is available in the upper west lot.
722 N 145th St, Shoreline, WA 98133


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Hidden Gems of the Norwegian Song Repertoire February 1, 2026

Friday, January 23, 2026


LUKSAN AND LOGE share
HIDDEN GEMS of the NORWEGIAN SONG REPERTOIRE

The Recital Series at Richmond Beach Congregational Church proudly presents the first recital in 2026 - a set of hidden gems of the Norwegian song repertoire spanning two centuries, curated and performed by local experts.

Laura Loge (soprano) and Steven Luksan (pianist/composer) present a concert of forgotten masterpieces by Norwegian composers. 

Including representative works by master composers like Edvard Grieg, Christian Sinding, and Agathe Backer-Grøndahl, the program will also feature pieces by lesser-known Norwegian composers (including Øistein Sommerfeldt and Anne-Marie Ørbeck) and Norwegian-American immigrant composers (such as Alf Hurum and Signe Lund). 

Laura and Steven will offer some commentary and context about the music to help guide the audience through this beautiful and rich cultural heritage.

Hidden Gems: Masterpieces by Norwegian Composers
Presented by Laura Loge, soprano, and Steven Luksan, piano

Sunday, February 1, 2026 - 3pm
Richmond Beach Congregational Church, United Church of Christ
1512 NW 195th St, Shoreline, WA 98177
Free - with donations gratefully accepted ($20 suggested)

About the recital series

Hosted by Richmond Beach Congregational Church, this series of hour-long recitals is a showcase of exceptional local talent, spanning genres from classical to contemporary, from bluegrass to tango, from piano quintet to barbershop. Whether you're a seasoned enthusiast or a newcomer eager to explore the talents of your community, let the Recital Series at RBCC be your destination for memorable musical encounters.

About the performers

Laura Loge has been hailed for her “luminous stage presence” and “characterful and versatile voice.” She regularly presents recitals of Nordic art song which has performed across the United States, in Norway, including in Edvard Grieg’s villa. She has released two CDs, Breaking the Language Barrier, and Songs & Piano Music of Edvard Grieg, Op. 33 & 66. Her third album, Der skreg en fugl, featuring world premier recordings of songs by Norwegian women, will be released on Chandos in 2025.

Laura is the Artistic Director of the Nordic Chamber Music Series in Seattle, Music Series Manager at Saint Mark’s Episcopal Cathedral, and the President and Founder of the Northwest Edvard Grieg Society.

Steven Luksan is a composer, pianist, and educator making music in Seattle, WA, USA. He is a pianist at Seattle Opera and is the accompanist for the Seattle Mannskor (The Norwegian Male Chorus of Seattle). He is the Artistic Advisor for the Northwest Edvard Grieg Society and is the founder and artistic director of the Saltwater Music Series (Des Moines, WA), a concert series dedicated to performances of local and off-the-beaten-path chamber music.

Steven is an advocate for the performance of new and uncommon compositions and for the performance of chamber music in intimate settings. As a composer, his output includes an opera and music for ensembles of all sizes, but he feels most at home writing for voice and piano. As a researcher, Steven's interests focus on late-19th and 20th century Nordic and American music, especially music composed by Norwegian-American immigrant composers. He composed and premiered his first opera in 2024, and recently reconstructed the opera Leif Erikson (a Norwegian-language opera composed in Seattle in 1910) from the original manuscripts.

Together, Laura and Steven recently toured the US and Norway, performing 42 shows of their recital commemorating the 200th anniversary of the beginning of Norwegian mass immigration to North America.


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Philharmonia Northwest concert February 1, 2026 at Shorecrest PAC

Sunday, January 18, 2026

INSPIRATION FROM AFAR

WITH NOÉMIE RAYMOND, CELLO
MICHAEL WHEATLEY, CONDUCTOR

Shorecrest Performing Arts Center
15343 25th Ave NE, Shoreline

SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 2026 @ 2:00PM

Nourish your inner wanderlust with this unique concert, featuring four eclectic works inspired by distant lands. 

Montréal cellist Noémie Raymond, one of CBC’s 2018 “Hot Canadian Classical Musicians under 30,” joins PNW as soloist on Czech composer Bohuslav Martinů’s jazz-influenced Cello Concerto No. 1. 

The program also features Holst’s Japanese Suite, a short, charming study on Japanese folk songs; and is bookended by two odes to imaginary landscapes: Samuel Coleridge-Taylor’s rustic Idyll, and Josef’s Suk’s A Fairy Tale, an enchanting suite written for a play by Czech author Julius Zeyer.

PROGRAM:

Samuel Coleridge-Taylor – Idyll, Op. 44
Bohuslav Martinů – Cello Concerto No. 1, H. 196
Gustav Holst – Japanese Suite, Op. 33
Josef Suk – A Fairy Tale, Op. 16

TICKETS Purchase here
  • Adult: $30
  • Senior/Student: $20
  • Child (under 18): Free


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Bold music for a modern world - Seattle Wind Symphony at Shorewood for concert February 8, 2026

Wednesday, January 14, 2026

Seattle Wind Symphony is back at Shorewood High School Performing Arts Center on Sunday February 8, 2026 at 1pm for a program of bold music for a modern world.

Performing Arts Center 17300 Fremont Ave N, Shoreline WA 98133

This richly varied and expressive program features Vincent Persichetti’s “Symphony for Band,” a cornerstone of wind band literature full of vitality and contrast. 

The program opens with Jack Stamp’s energetic “Miniature Overture”, setting the stage for an engaging afternoon of artistry, color, and powerful wind band sound. 

The performance continues with Edward Gregson’s “Concerto for Piano and Wind”, showcasing a brilliant dialogue between soloist Isabella Jie and the ensemble, the cinematic sparkle of Marie Douglas’s “Big City Lights”, and the evocative pastoral colors of Geirr Tveitt’s “The Old Mill on the Brook”.

Purchase Tickets here
  • General $25
  • Student $10

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Music to soothe your soul - Sno-King Chorale winter concert Saturday, December 13, 2025

Friday, December 12, 2025

Sno-King Chorale Presents
Mysterium – Songs of Wonder and Awe

Saturday December 13, 2025 at 7pm



Sno-King Community Chorale and director Dustin Willets invite you to join them for their Winter Concert: Mysterium – Songs of Wonder & Awe

This is a concert full of music to soothe your soul, featuring instrumentalists, soloists, and a Ukrainian carol which became Carol of the Bells.

Sno-King Chorale in concert at Benaroya Hall

The Chorale performs in Edmonds and Lynnwood this season. Singers are from Snohomish and King County, including Shoreline.


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Philharmonia Northwest at the Bastyr Chapel December 6-7, 2025

Tuesday, December 2, 2025

Philharmonia Northwest Holiday Concert

The Bastyr Chapel is one of only two spaces in the area with beautiful, accidental acoustics. (The other is the First Lutheran Church of Richmond Beach). Sitting in the Bastyr Chapel during a music performance is like being awash in sound. Hearing a fine orchestra and choral group there has got to be the ultimate experience.

It is a small space and Philharmonia often sells out, so do not delay in getting tickets.

Philharmonia Northwest returns to the sublime acoustics of Bastyr Chapel for our annual Holiday Concerts. 

Join us as we create choral-orchestral magic with artist partners Kirkland Choral Society, featuring an enthralling collection of holiday gems—including Christopher Rouse’s Karolju, a Carmina Burana-like collection of festive carols, plus choral works by Lauridsen, Ešenvalds, and Vaughan Williams—to joyfully usher in the season.

This annual program has become a tradition for many, and regularly sells out. Buy your tickets today!

CONCERT INFO:

Saturday, December 6 2025 at 3pm
Sunday, December 7 2025 at 3pm (limited tickets remain)

Bastyr University Chapel
14500 Juanita Dr NE
Kenmore, WA 98028


PROGRAM:
  • Holiday choral music by Ēriks Ešenvalds, Glenn Gregg, Morten Lauridsen, & more
  • Christopher Rouse – Karolju

Tickets: $25 Adult, $20 Senior/Student
Children age 12 & under free—email info@philharmonianw.org to RSVP

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Philharmonia Northwest kicks off its opening season in Shoreline October 12, 2025

Tuesday, September 30, 2025


INSPIRED BY LOVE

WITH KEELY FUTTERER, SOPRANO
MICHAEL WHEATLEY, CONDUCTOR

SHORECREST PERFORMING ARTS CENTER

SUNDAY, OCTOBER 12, 2025 @ 2:00PM

Philharmonia Northwest kicks off its 50th Season with one of its most audacious opening concerts yet. 

The program starts in top gear with an outstanding new work, Jessica Meyer’s fiery and unpredictable Turbulent Flames. 

Then, Keely Futterer, a “high-quality lyric soprano with a keen verbal nuance” (Opera News), joins the orchestra for Pulitzer-winning composer Kevin Puts’s vivid setting of letters by painter Georgia O’Keeffe. 

The program ends on Beethoven’s resplendent Seventh Symphony, considered by many—including Beethoven himself—to be one of his best.

PROGRAM:

Jessica Meyer – Turbulent Flames
Kevin Puts – Letters from Georgia
Ludwig van Beethoven – Symphony No. 7 in A major, Op. 92

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Free concert: An Evening with Bobby Jo Valentine

Tuesday, September 9, 2025


You’re Invited to An Evening with Bobby Jo Valentine

Hosted by Richmond Beach Congregational Church, United Church of Christ
Sunday, September 14, 2025, at 7:00 pm

Richmond Beach Congregational Church (UCC) joyfully invites you and your community to a free concert with singer-songwriter Bobby Jo Valentine, as we kick off our 2025/26 Concert Series.

This concert is FREE and open to all.

A special offering will be taken to support the local chapter of PFLAG, working for the health, safety, and inclusion of LGBTQ+ people and their families.

Bring your congregation, your friends, your neighbors! Everyone is welcome at this evening of music, hope, and community.

Bobby Jo Valentine is an explorative, hopeful, spiritual, queer artist who strives to make music and poetry that is good medicine for everyone. He has won multiple songwriting awards, delivered a TEDx Talk, and believes in the transformative power of everyday acts of love to heal our world.

Richmond Beach Congregational Church, UCC
1512 NW 195th St, Shoreline, WA
More information here


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Season tickets available for Philharmonia Northwest Chamber Orchestra - three performances in Shoreline, two in Kenmore, one in Seattle

Monday, August 18, 2025


In 1976, a group of Seattle musicians had a vision for a new orchestra. They wanted to play in a smaller ensemble where their individual talents could shine, explore exciting contemporary works and hidden gems of the past, and re-imagine familiar classics in a whole new light. 

Their collective inspiration led to the creation of Seattle’s longest-running chamber orchestra—and half a century later, the spark still burns bright.

Philharmonia Northwest honors our orchestra’s past while taking bold steps into the future. Our 2025-26 Season, “50 Years of Inspiration,” touches every corner of chamber orchestra repertoire from the last 250 years, showcasing new works and stunning guest artists from around the country and abroad.

Together, we’ll explore Japan through the eyes of Gustav Holst, hear Mozart through the ears of Ravel and Tchaikovsky, read the letters of Georgia O’Keefe through a stunning setting by Pulitzer winner Kevin Puts, and much, much more.

Join us—we can’t wait to see you!


SUBSCRIPTION OPTIONS
  • Pick 3 (3 concerts of your choice)
  • $75 adult, $50 senior / student
  • Full Season (6 concerts)
  • $150 adult, $108 senior / student
Concerts

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Pops on Pipes - concert on theatre organ July 19, 2025

Friday, July 18, 2025

Puget Sound Theatre Organ Society presents Pops on Pipes with Richard Hills playing the 3-manual 25-rank Kimball-Wurlitzer theatre organ.

Saturday July 19, 2025 2pm at Calvary Christian Assembly 6801 Roosevelt Way NE, Seattle WA

ADMISSION
  • $20 at pstos.org, or cash at the door
  • 16 & under free with adult

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City of Shoreline Noon "Concerts"

Monday, July 14, 2025

Reptile Isle at Cromwell Park Tuesday July 15, 2025

The City of Shoreline is sponsoring midday entertainment. The first one was at City Hall on July 8, 2025 with Hawaiian dancers.

Here are the upcoming events - all at noon, of course!

Upcoming Noon Concerts:
July 15 Reptile Isle – Reptile Program, Cromwell Park, 18030 Meridian Ave N
July 22 Harmonica Pocket – Family Music, Cromwell Park, 18030 Meridian Ave N
July 29 Alex Zerbe – Juggler, Spartan Recreation Center Field, 202 NE 185th St

These concerts are free to attend and open to all ages. Concerts begin at 12:00 PM on Tuesdays through July 29. 

Bring your lunch and enjoy the show!


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July 'Concerts in the Park' from ShoreLake Arts



July 16th - 7:00PM One Love Bridge
@ Swingin’ Summers Eve

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July 26th - 3:30PM Shakespeare in the Park
Youth Theater
Last Leaf Productions

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Picnic Boxes include chips, Cookie and a drink.
Bacon Chicken Ranch Wrap, BLT, Caesar Salad or Chicken Caesar are options.
Choose “Order As Soon As Possible”. Orders with the ShorelakeArts logo, will be delivered to the park day of event.

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