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Restrooms and Lantern Making Station (7:00 – 9:30 pm) – Library – 400 SW 152nd
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RESTROOMS - A and D
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Information and First Aid booth – Town Square Park
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Pacific NW Railroad Archive and Boeing Employee Model Railroad Club – 425 SW 153rd St
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Box Maker Space, Restrooms and Make-Your-Own Glow in the Dark Bead Dragons ($5 fee) – 611 SW 152nd St, lower back alley level, orange doors
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Night Market and Glow Dance Zone featuring DJ Cluster and Lunaglow (7:30 – 10:30) – Movie Screen Wall Parking Lot, 6th and 153rd St
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Highline Heritage Museum – 819 SW 152nd St
Glow Museum, Face Painting and Children’s Activities
VamoLá! performance (8:30 – 9:00 pm)
Art Installations
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Oscillara | Twisty Maurice – Town Square Park
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Light of Tessellation | Omar Akkari – Town Square Park
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Message to the Universe | Ray Myzelle Bones, Carlos Tulloss and Blazinspace – Town Square Park
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Don’t be so hard on yourself | Black & Gifted – Town Square Park
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Bloom of Jellies | Olena Perry / Kim Graham – Town Square Park
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Crystal Math – Foxlight Labs – Town Square Park
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UnityHenge | Lennée Reid – alley between 443 and 445 SW 152nd St
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Cellular Resonance No. 2 | JSE Electrical Life LTD – inside Counter Force Gym, 6th and 152nd
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Radiant Summer Flowers | Amaranta Ibarra-Sandys – 6th Ave SW
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Cell Form Abstracts | Duane Georges– 6th Ave SW
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Wish (vol 1) | Foxlight Labs – 6th Ave SW
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The Wings of Flyt | Jen Tolle – 6th Ave SW
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Hazama “in-between” | Shinjiro Tanaka – 6th Ave SW
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KaleidoBurst | Scott Keva James – 6th Ave SW
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Your Light Shines Within | Marcell Marias / LUNAGLOW – Glow Dance Zone
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Trans Joy | A Trans Community Member – 601 SW 152nd St
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Salish See | Epiphanium – 610 SW 152nd St
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Gadgets For Kids | Reg Meisler – 616 SW 152nd St
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DIY Black Light Chalk Mural – lot between 616 and 626 152nd St
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Ecological Interventions: Salmon Recov-IVY | Fishy TransActions – 626 SW 152nd St
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Obscura | JSE Electrical Life LTD – inside Highline Heritage Museum (Conference Room)
Performers and Roaming Art
The Cabiri Shadow Puppet Theater with Seattle Kokon Taiko – performance at Town Square Park, 9:10 – 9:30 pm
Cirrus Circus | SANCA: Seattle – performance at Town Square Park, 7:30 – 8:15 pm
Chrysalis Circus – Roaming
Disco Dragons – Roaming
DJ Cluster – Glow Dance Zone
Harp Music | Jini O’Flynn – alley between 443 and 445 SW 152nd St
Moon Dancers – Town Square Park and Roaming
Momentum Dance Academy –Town Square Park and Roaming, 7:00 – 9:00 pm
Seahorse Luminary | Sarah Lovett –Town Square Park and Roaming
Sparkle Sisters for DAIPANButoh Collective –Town Square Park and Roaming
VamoLá! – Brazilian drumming and dance – performance at Highline Heritage Museum, 8:30-9:00 pm
Art and Artists details
Oscillara
by Twisty Maurice: Therese Gietler & Misty Post
MAP #1 Installation
Oscillara shimmers with illusion, a hexagonal lattice of pipes that seem to open into infinity. Step closer and the truth reveals itself—mirrors turn each hollow cell into a doorway of multiplied light, bending depth and perspective. Patterns surge and dissolve in waves of moiré, blooming across the surface like living geometry. What appears solid becomes liquid; what feels distant folds back into the self. The piece watches as much as it is watched, playful and oddly comforting. Born from rescued materials, Oscillara transforms the overlooked into a luminous architecture of wonder and connection.
Light of Tessilation
by Omar Akkari
MAP #2 Installation
Omar Akkari is an artisan and licensed Landscape Architect with a background in city planning and environmental science. Find more of his work by searching “Phoenician Design Studio”. Each shape was paired with matching symmetry. The 3 and 6 sided patterns are historical, and the 4 and 5 sided patterns were created by the artist. Triangular Pattern: Nasrid Dynasty period (1230 -1492) in Granada, Spain. Found as a wood panel. Hexagonal pattern: Seljuk Sultanate of Rum (1230-35). Found as a stone ornament in the courtyard portal of the Seri Han Mosque near Avanos, Türkiye.
Message to the Universe
by Ray Myzelle Bones, Carlos Tulloss, Blazinspace
MAP #3 Installation
Everything is Listening for what it All means. To those on Earth and other Worlds, this is our Message to the Universe: Grow Heart, Build Resilience, Persevere. Textiles, structure and vocals by Ray Myzelle Bones. Music by Carlos Tulloss. Live Visuals by Blazinspace (Gardenia Theroux).
Don’t be so hard on yourself
by Black & Gifted
MAP #4 Installation
About the artist – A pop up empowerment shop. About the art – Your cognitive character for supporting mental health
Bloom of Jellies
by Olena Perry & Kim Graham
MAP #5 Installation
Bloom ofJellies is the true meaning of surf and turf. These magical jellies are created with sheep and alpaca fibers which mimic flow in the water. The creative process and insulation have both been a vacation from the normal day grind of life our hope is that you find wonder and magic in the bloom and find ways to incorporate creativity into your everyday life.
Crystal Math
by Foxlight Labs
MAP #6 Interactive Installation
‘Crystal Math’ is an interactive infinity-mirror light art sculpture, featuring three enormous crystals of enormous size, arranged in a cluster and mounted to a base. Inspired by the natural crystal forms in nature, the mirror geometry produces a mesmerizing pattern of light and dark, with lights appearing and disappearing as attendees circle the piece. Beneath the cluster, a lidar scanner will monitor the number and position of onlookers, using this to inform the ever changing color patterns within.
UnityHenge
by Lennée Reid
MAP #7 Installation
Lennée Reid is a Creole, queer, pagan, neurodiverse, disabled, internationally touring grand slam winning performance poet, award winning multimedia artist, author, and sound healer based in Olympia, Washington. UnityHenge is a transformative, blacklight art installation I am creating to amplify voices often silenced. I aim to build an immersive, symbolic experience of 30 panels, like Stonehenge, that sparks dialogue, healing, and connection across cultures. See past exhibitions, donate, and follow the journey at the links below.
Radiant Summer Flowers
by Amaranta Ibarra-Sandys
MAP #9 Live Black Light Painting
My artistic practice weaves through multidisciplinary mediums such as: acrylics, clay vessels, watercolors and found objects, portraying daydreaming landscapes, whimsical zoo-morphed creatures, skeletons and day to day working people. My cultural art collection depicts ancient rituals, foods and language, while at the same time blending my experience with elements of the Pacific Northwest: rain, trees and mountains. I support emerging artists and use my platform to raise awareness and advocate for those without a voice. The aim is to encourage individuals of all ages to pursue time, space, and healing through engagement with the arts.
Cell Form Abstracts
by Duane Georges
MAP #10 Installation
Abstract forms are fabricated from upcycled honeycomb packing material. Layers of paint transform brown paper into solid organic shapes for light to play in!
Wish (vol 1)
by Foxlight Labs
MAP #11 Interactive Installation
Wish is an illuminated, interactive sculpture of a dandelion in various states of development, Critically we hope to have the piece return again in the future to the same location (vol 2), having undergone a dramatic transformation from flower to seed. This year, the flower will be in bloom, with yellow light up petals which retract based on the behavior of observers. When it returns, it will have gone to seed, with removable light up seed florets. It is built a 7 ft metal stem which is attached to a large metal baseplate on the ground. Surrounding the stem, easily recognizable sawtooth leaves extend out and reach the ground around the piece. On the flower, the petals’ positions are adjustable via a motor which allows the flower to open and close in hypnotizing radial patterns based on the viewer’s actions. The stem is fitted with an infrared sensor allowing observers to impact the light patterns and mechanical effects via their behavior around the piece.
the Wings of Flyt
by Jen Tolle
MAP #12 Interactive Installation
Jen Tolle is a Seattle-based light artist and videographer known for her innovative approach to visual storytelling. Her work often blends vivid light installations with dynamic video elements, creating immersive experiences that captivate audiences. As a resident of Seattle, Jen draws inspiration from the city’s vibrant arts scene and natural surroundings, infusing her projects with a unique, Pacific Northwest flair.
Hazama “in-between”
by Shinjiro Tanaka
MAP #13 Interactive Installation
Hazama (“in-between”) is an interactive projection that seeks to create connection in an age of division. By blending analog and digital elements—using audio-reactive software, cameras, and iPads—the work constantly shifts and evolves through audience participation. Live images of passersby are captured and integrated, turning the piece into a dialogue between artwork and community. Known for exploring motifs of points and lines across murals, installations, and performances, Tokyo–New York based artist Shinjiro Tanaka continues this diversity through Hazama, transforming simple forms into shared experiences that invite reflection and connection.
KaleidoBurst
by Scott Keva James
MAP #14 Interactive Installation
This is your chance to be up on the big screen, if you don’t mind your image being run through a crazy color, psychedelic, kaleidoscopic blender. Move your face, hands and body in front of the camera and watch what you and KaleidoBurst make together. It’s not an AI, promise! Come Play!
Trans Joy
by A Trans Community Member
MAP #16 Interactive Installation
Trans Joy is an interactive art piece. Come spin the giant trans symbol and watch the pretty lights spin! It also sounds cool if you spin it slow and listen real close…
Salish See
by Shelby Gonzalez x Adam Richter
MAP #17 Installation
“Salish See” offers a dreamlike encounter with sea creatures of the Pacific Northwest. This experiential installation by artist Shelby Gonzalez and musician Adam Richter combines a custom soundtrack with an imposing, intriguing artifact. As viewers approach the installation—a watery portal cradled by a gnarled coral-like frame—they are enveloped in an original soundscape and feel the strangely lifelike gazes of an array of undersea creatures, including an orca, salmon, seal, and giant Pacific octopus. The music enhances a sense of gentle surreality with an auditory undercurrent of instruments, effects, and “wild sounds” sampled at coastal areas in the Salish Sea region.
Gadgets For Kids
by Reg Meisler
MAP #18 Interactive Installation
Gadgets For Kids is a series of interactive musical Folk Art instruments for children to explore. It’s a sound playground containing more than one hundred different percussion and sound-effect items collected from diverse cultures and combined with original sonic and decorative features that resemble something Dr. Seuss or Willy Wonka might create. It’s a curiosity tickling experience that offers children the opportunity to exercise their creativity in a family-friendly, all-inclusive, self-directed, non-competitive, environment. Each of these whimsical creations is lit with color changing LEDs that turns this collection of interactive contraptions into a dazzling light show for after dark fun.
D.I.Y Black Light Chalk Mural
by … You!
MAP #19 Live Black Light Drawing
NEW LOCATION! Everyone is invited to pick up some black light chalk, and contribute to this temporary canvas on the new black light chalk alley wall. Black lights will make the live creations glow. Come draw something – it’s going to be even better this year!
Ecological Interventions: Salmon Recov-IVY
by Fishy TransActions (Oliver Whong and Alex Heindel)
MAP #20 Installation
Our salmon lantern highlights the connection between upland forest health and salmon recovery while pushing back on the personification of invasive species as an ‘intruding enemy’. In Washington, English Ivy is a listed noxious weed that degrades green spaces and decreases forest health, but in its native context it plays important medicinal, symbolic, and practical roles. By using Ivy as a raw material we can increase native forest health through its removal while celebrating its ethnobotanical uses and history.
Disco Dragons
by Disco Dragons
Roaming Art Piece
The Disco Dragons are wearable illuminated puppets that love to dance. Created by a Portland artist, they have danced randomly down city streets, boogied their way through many parades, numerous events, and they love to interact with their fans. The puppets are upgraded every time they go out into the world, so they are never the same. The originated in Portland but travel to fun locations to shake their tails. Have fun dancing with the Disco Dragons!
Roving Entertainment
by Chrysalis Circus
Roaming Art Piece
Chrysalis Circus is an entertainment production company that focuses on building community through circus shows. We provide artistic and technical support to our professional circus artists and students. We are so excited to be participating for our third year at Arts-A-Glow!
Cirrus Circus
by SANCA Seattle
Performance
The School of Acrobatics & New Circus Arts, SANCA, is located in Seattle’s Georgetown neighborhood with a mission is to improve the mental, emotional, and physical health of children of all ages, backgrounds, and abilities by engaging them in the joyous creativity of acrobatics and circus arts. Cirrus Circus, one of SANCA’s youth performance troupes will delight with juggling, acrobatics, amazing circus feats, glowing smiles, and glowing props.
DJ Cluster
by Andrew Golden
Performance
DJ Cluster will be providing a journey through sound and rhythm across multiple genres and dimensions.
Seahorse Luminary
by Sarah Lovett
Roaming Art Piece
Sarah Lovett creates beautifully crafted giant puppets that are lightweight and articulated, illuminated, and engineered to be easy to move for play. As an artist I enjoy creating fun and playful, giant toys, to engage the senses of players and viewers. As an artist manifesting through creativity is a part of a move towards seeing the world into existence. Let us find ways of living on the planet where we can create in community, even while we precariously hold the edge between wonder and desire, fear and love.
Jini O’Flynn Harpist
by Jini O’Flynn Harpist
Performance
I play Celtic tunes and golden oldies.
Brazilian drumming
by VamoLá!
Performance
VamoLá! is a Seattle-based Brazilian drum and dance ensemble that brings the spirit of Carnaval to life through vibrant parades and performances. Our main focus is on Rio-style samba, but we perform a variety of other music and dance styles from all over Brazil. Our name means, “Let’s go!” in Portuguese, and we do just that — we get people going!
Sparkle Sisters: Starla and Samtron
by Robyn Bjornson and Sheri Brown
Roaming Art Piece
Radical love liberators, butoh-tangent performance artists with a mission to bring light.