Doors: 5:45 p.m. | Program: 7:00 p.m. 

Tickets: $50 to $150 

Purchase tickets here: https://bit.ly/TtP2025 

Ticket sales close Monday, October 6. Tickets can only be purchased online. Table reservations require advance tickets. Limited quantity available. 

This event is all ages. 

Join friends, members, and supporters of the Seattle/King County Coalition on Homelessness on Wednesday, October 8 for a night of art, music, and inspiration to keep our collective work going. 

For 46 years, the Seattle/King County Coalition has mobilized our community to challenge systemic causes of homelessness and advocate for housing justice. Through education, civic engagement, and policy advocacy, the Coalition informs, organizes, and activates people in King County who believe we have a shared responsibility to ensure everyone has a home.

For more information about the Coalition, visit www.homelessinfo.org.  

Featuring music by Ben Hunter & Joe Seamons

Seattle songsters Ben Hunter & Joe Seamons give life to voices that have long been silenced in American culture. Their award-winning performances are highlighted by story-telling that, rather than bringing the past to life, vividly shows how the past still lives in the present.  Through their songs, audiences witness current issues crop up again and again in folk songs, dance tunes, acoustic blues, and prison ballads. Ben & Joe bounce from fiddle & banjo breakdowns to a cappella field hollers, early jazz to gospel songs featuring Piedmont guitar style and rattlin’ bones.  With the same versatility that won them the International Blues Challenge in 2016 and allowed them to record with National Heritage Fellow PhilWiggins, the duo celebrates the ways Americans have triumphed over oppression through the vitality of their art. Audiences walk away from Ben & Joe’s concerts and workshops inspired to learn more of their own history and engage more deeply with their communities.