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SeaCompressionEight: Metropolis Now

Sand Point Hangar 30
Seattle, WA

ADMISSION IS $30 CASH AT THE DOOR

As of November 4, it is too late to purchase $20 tickets online, but you may still purchase them at the Brown Paper Tickets office:

220 Nickerson Street, Seattle, WA 98109
Monday - Friday 8:00am - 5:00pm
Saturday 8:am - 4:00pm

Otherwise, the cost is $30 cash at the door.

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We invite you to come celebrate with over 25,000 square feet of theme camps, interactive displays, fire spinners, DJs, live music and performers, dance, art cars, grilled cheese, suspension rigs, small blimps, neon rainbows, and any other damned thing we can think of. Imagine one city block of Burning Man being transported - streets and all - into a big empty box - and you've got an idea of SeaCompression.

Sponsored by Ignition Northwest and produced by the Seattle arts community, SeaCompression is Seattle's annual Burning Man decompression party, in which celebrants of many subcultures come together to reminisce about the old year and begin counting the days until they return home to the playa. Whether you've been to Burning Man or not, SeaCompression is a vibrant, exciting celebration, packed with exotic entertainment and smart, funny, beautiful and cleverly dressed celebrants.

The proceeds from SeaCompression go to help fund large scale art projects, such as Umbrella Favella, Jake the Giant Robot Head, Groovik's Cube, and B/IAS - the Burien Interim Arts Space.

SeaCompressionEight: Metropolis Now
Sand Point, Hangar 30
7400 Sand Point Way NE
Saturday, November 7
7pm - 2am
21+

PLEASE CONSIDER BUYING A $30 TICKET
SeaCompression is a fund raiser for Ignition Northwest's art programs. Though we offer a $20 pre-sale price, please consider paying the $30 price. Your extra $10 will help subsidize one of our 150+ artists and volunteers, and save more money for art grants.

Minimum Age: 21

Kid Friendly: No

Dog Friendly: No

Non-Smoking: No

Wheelchair Accessible: No

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