Author R.F. Kuang (right) talked about her new book, Yellowface, with Anne Liu Kellor (left) on 5/21 at Town Hall Seattle. Photo by Nick Klein.
Reflecting on AAPI Heritage Month
Town Hall believes that everyone deserves access to fresh ideas and artistic expression. Whether you come to Town Hall to discover new cultures, art, music, or viewpoints, we hope you also find your place in the Town Hall community.
Click below to watch Executive Director David Song talk about celebrating AAPI heritage month and the importance of building a diverse community.
Wed 5/24 at 6:00 PM | $5-$20 | In-Person Raja Shehadeh
A Portrait of a Palestinian Father and Son
Author and activist Raja Shehadeh reflects on his complex and unique relationship with his father, set against the backdrop of deep political unrest in Palestine.
Civics
Wed 5/24 at 7:30 PM | $5-$20 | In-Person Stephen Vladeck with Lisa Marshall Manheim The Supreme Court's Stealth Rulings
Acclaimed legal scholar Stephen Vladeck explains how the Supreme Court is using unsigned, unexplained orders to change the law.
Civics
Thurs 5/25 at 6:00 PM | $5-$20 | In-Person Simon Johnson Can AI Power Up Progress?
In a time of rapidly-evolving technologies like AI, economist Simon Johnson reinterprets the economics and history of technological advances.
How to Combat Workplace Bullying
Executive coach Megan Carle offers guidance on managing toxic coworkers and how to thrive in the workplace.
Science
Fri 5/26 at 7:30 PM | $5-$20 | In-Person Seattle Town Hall and Friends of Fission Northwest present Miss America 2023 Grace Stanke with Scott Montgomery
Nuclear Energy, Climate Change, and Young Women in STEM
As part of her national tour, Grace Stanke, Miss America 2023, advocates for clean energy and inspires the next generation of women in science, engineering, and math.
Arts & Culture
Sat 5/27 at 12:00 PM | Free | In-Person Town Hall Seattle and Seattle Urban Book Expo presents S.U.B.E. Children's Book Day Spring into New Literature
Enjoy a day of positivity with family-friendly activities and the opportunity to meet — and purchase books from — some favorite BIPOC writers! Watch demos by the Double Dutch Divas, purchase tasty food from Lada'Nada Empanadas, and more!
Rental
Sat 5/27 at 7:30PM | $45-$60 | In-Person Emmet Cahill presents Emmet Cahill Emmet Cahill Returns to Seattle
The acclaimed Irish tenor and lead singer for PBS's Celtic Thunder returns to Seattle for a live performance.
5/30: Thanatologist Dr. Jennifer R. Levinprovides insight into the many ways we continue to feel the presence of people significant to us once they've passed.
6/1: Historian Simon Sebag Montefiore chronicles the world’s great dynasties across human history through palace intrigues, love affairs, and family lives.
6/2: Persian vocalist Fathieh Honari, along with guitarist Gordon Grdina and his group The Marrow,deliver a blend of jazz, improv, and traditional Arabic sounds.
We're pleased to announce our new Venue Access Program (VAP), a partnership initiative created with with 4Culture’s Building for Equity program that invites BIPOC-led arts and culture organizations to utilize Town Hall’s stages throughout our 2023-24 season.
The VAP will provide a selected organization with free use of Town Hall’s performance space, and the support of our administrative and event staff for the duration of the season. The deadline to apply is June 2, 2023.
Spread the word! Hit the button below to learn more and apply.
