Summer Nights Music Series Returns to Chihuly Garden and Glass
Local musicians to perform amid the exhibition's colorful garden
SEATTLE, July 6, 2017 /PRNewswire/ -- Chihuly Garden and Glass, in partnership with the Seattle Office of Film + Music, will host live performances in the exhibition's outdoor Art Plaza every Wednesday, from 5:30 to 7:00 p.m. starting July 12 through August 30. With an emphasis on local artists, Summer Nights celebrates the wide range of creativity that makes up Seattle's vibrant arts community.
Located between the Glasshouse and colorful Chandelier Walkway, the Art Plaza offers guests a spectacular view of the exhibition's summer planting in the garden. During the performances, there will be wine and beer available for purchase. This year's lineup includes a variety of artists, all of whom will bring unique and relaxing sounds to the exhibition's outdoor space.
July 12 Whitney Mongé
July 19 Star Anna
July 26 The Starcastles (The Dip rhythm section)
Aug. 2 Scarlet Parke
Aug. 9 The Daphnes
Aug. 16 Winding Hearts
Aug. 30 Polecat
Performances are included in the price of admission. Tickets may be purchased online or in-person at the admissions desk.
About Chihuly Garden and Glass
Located at Seattle Center, Chihuly Garden and Glass brings together all the elements of Dale Chihuly's work, including Drawings, signature glass series, large architectural installations and personal collections in a long-term exhibition.
About Seattle Music Commission and Seattle City of Music Initiative
The City of Music 2020 Vision launched in 2008 as an effort to celebrate, and grow, Seattle's music culture. Musicians, record labels, radio stations, clubs, festivals, and music-focused nonprofits, and civic organizations represent the variety of industry sectors that contribute to what makes Seattle such an iconic music city. This initiative strives to build a cohesive framework of support for this infrastructure and leverage it for growth and expansion.
The Seattle Music Commission (SMC) and the Office of Film + Music (OFM) work toward the realization of this Initiative by cultivating partnerships, developing programs, and facilitating connections between the community and the music industry to make Seattle a place where musicians can thrive, communities are strengthened, and music businesses flourish.
SOURCE Chihuly Garden and Glass
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