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Restrooms and Lantern Making Station (7:00 – 9:30 pm) – Library – 400 SW 152nd
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Art Making, Museums, Market and More!
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 Project – 611 SW 152nd St, lower back alley level, orange doors
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Night Market —Movie Screen Wall Parking Lot, 6th and 153rd St
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Glow Dance Zone featuring DJ Cluster and Kristin Nelson (7:30 – 10:30)— 6th Ave SW
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Highline Heritage Museum—819 SW 152nd St
Mystical Forest, Face Painting, Robotics Team, LIght-up Dragon and more Children’s Activities
Performances at 8:00, 8:15 and 9:00 (see below for details)
Art Installations
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Butterfleet | Foxlight Labs – Town Square Park
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Elemental Glow | OIena Perry –Town Square Park
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Windows and Waves | Blazinspace, Liquid Light Wizard and Ray Myzelle Bones –Town Square Park
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The Shapeshifter | Angie Mendoza Tudares – Town Square Park
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Traces | Cam Smith – Town Square Park
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Vivarium | Twisty Maurice – alley between 443 and 445 SW 152nd St
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Crystal Wonder | Bell Street Creative – alley between 443 and 445 SW 152nd St
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Glow with the Flow Photo Booth – 6th Ave SW
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Infunity Gate | Infunity and arithmeticulous – 6th Ave SW
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Foxfire Murmurs | Matthew Campbell and Joel Zika – 6th Ave SW
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Live Visuals | Kristin Nelson – Glow Dance Zone
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Gadgets For Kids | Reg Meisler – Movie Screen Wall Parking Lot, 6th and 153rd St
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KaleidoBurst Mural | Scott Keva James – Movie Screen Wall Parking Lot, 6th and 153rd St
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DIY Black Light Chalk Mural – lot between 616 and 626 152nd St
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Never Ending Shrooms | Yathzi Turcot – inside Highline Heritage Museum (Conference Room)
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Gum Drop | KLX Light Show – inside Highline Heritage Museum (Conference Room)
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Prayer Flag House | Bell Street Creative – SW 152nd St, between Ambaum and 9th Ave SW
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Jellyfish Rain | Jessica Shilling – SW 152nd St and 9th Ave SW
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Frequency Space | Foxlight Labs – SW 152nd St and 9th Ave SW
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Pelagia’s Portal of Possibilities | Lisa Gallo & Karen Binkhorst – B Town Yarn, 902 SW 152nd St
Performers and Roaming Art
Cirrus Circus | SANCA Seattle – performance at Town Square Park, 7:30 – 8:20 pm
Chaotic Noise – performance at Highline Heritage Museum, 8:15- 9:00 pm
Chrysalis Circus – Roaming
Disco Dragons – Roaming
DJ Cluster – Glow Dance Zone
Magical Deer Luminary | Sarah Lovett –Town Square Park and Roaming
Moon Dancers – performance at Highline Heritage Museum, 9:00 – 9:10 pm and Roaming
Pixie Dust and Happy Thoughts | Momentum Dance Academy – Roaming
Taekwondo Youth Group – performance at Highline Heritage Museum, 8:00 pm
VamoLá! – Brazilian drumming and dance – performance at Town Square Park, 8:30 – 9:00 pm
Void Rider’s Shimmer Team – Roaming
Art and Artists details
1 Butterfleet
by Foxlight Labs
Installation
Butterfleet is a set of 4 butterflies rendered at an enormous scale, with LED traced wings that display dynamic spatial patterns. These steel framed butterflies hang from a central steel structure, have beautiful fabric wrapped wings and constantly evolve through different modes while swinging gently in space.
2 Elemental Glow
by OIena Perry
Installation
Elemental Glow is an outdoor installation of five large, hand-dyed fabric lanterns representing Earth, Wind, Fire, Water, and Heart. Illuminated from within and accompanied by colorful flags the lanterns move gently in the breeze, creating a glowing environment of color, light, movement, and sound.
3 Windows and Waves
by Blazinspace, Liquid Light Wizard and Ray Myzelle Bones
Installation and Performance
Windows and Waves is an organic piece of waving textiles harmonizing with live liquid visuals, digital projections and crystal refractions. It is a dance between the textiles, the light, the wind, and sound. It’s an exploration of sharing space with other people; both inner and outer space. We believe that people are more important than profits, that we need to grow with our hearts in mind, and that Art is the antidote.
4 The Shapeshifter
by Angie Mendoza Tudares
Interactive Installation
Angie Mendoza Tudares is a Seattle-based installation artist, quilter, and painter whose work explores themes of connection and introspection, inviting viewers to reflect on both a message and their own lives. This installation, titled The Shapeshifter, draws on the artist’s own journey of accepting change and transformation. The past few years have demanded flexibility, resilience, and the courage to reinvent ourselves in the face of challenges and trials. We can draw inspiration from octopuses, which have an incredible ability to camouflage, adapt, and make split-second decisions to navigate an ever-changing underwater world.
5 Traces
by Cam Smith
Interactive Installation
Traces is an interactive video collage that records visitors’ bodies and adds them in real time to a growing composite displayed on a large screen. As more people participate, the image becomes an evolving visual archive of Arts-A-Glow, while reflecting on the digital traces we leave behind in everyday life.
7 The Crystal Wonder Wall
by Bell Street Creative Cooperative
Installation
The Crystal Wonder Wall is a collaborative project managed by artist Cheryl Rux. Students from Sherman Elementary explored the craft of lamination to create vibrant paper covers for the bamboo lantern frames.
8 Glow with the Flow Photo Booth
by Festival and Olena Perry
Interactive Installation
Glow with the Flow Photo Booth is your spot to stop, strike a pose, and capture the night. Step in with friends, family, or on your own and take home a fun photo memory from Arts-A-Glow.
9 Infunity Gate
by Infunity and arithmeticulous
Interactive Installation
Gate is a collaborative installation by artists Infunity and arithmeticulous, whose independent practices focus on interactive art which provokes surprise and delight. Together, they created an immersive experience that invites curiosity, play, and wonder.
10 Foxfire Murmurs
by Matthew Campbell and Joel Zika
Interactive Installation
Foxfire Murmurs is an interactive light work which interprets myths inspired by mycelial light phenomena of the Pacific Northwest. The work uses Holographic technology and sound sensors to create an illusionistic artwork that you can control with your voice
12 Gadgets For Kids
by Reg Meisler
Interactive Installation
Gadgets For Kids is a series of interactive musical Folk Art contraptions, a sonic playground of curiosity tickling creations to explore. Let your inner child out to exercise your creativity in a family friendly kid tested mother approved setting.
14 D.I.Y Black Light Chalk Mural
by … You!
Live Black Light Drawing
Same big wall as last year, new paint! 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!
15 Never Ending Shrooms
by Yathzi Turcot
Interactive Installation
Never Ending Shrooms invites people to interact directly with the artwork. The piece is an infinity cube made from wood, two-way mirrors, LEDs, and movable aluminum mushrooms. Visitors can use handles and levers on the sides of the cube to move different mushrooms within the illuminated, mirrored space.
16 Gumdrop
by KLX Light Show
Interactive Installation
Gumdrop is a fusion of projection, digital fabrication, and generative visuals that explores a new kind of screen and a different way of displaying digital imagery. Rather than projecting onto a traditional flat surface, Gumdrop uses a custom-fabricated three-dimensional form that becomes part of the artwork itself. Light, color, texture, and motion move across its geometry, transforming the physical object and changing how the visuals are perceived.
17 Prayer Flag House
by Bell Street Creative Cooperative
Interactive Installation
The Prayer Flag House is an interative installation that encourages artists of all ages to share their words of whimsical wisdom and their vibrant visuals illustrations with the community.
18 Jellyfish Rain – A Floating Gallery of Light
by Jessica Shilling
Installation
Jellyfish Rain is an immersive installation by multidisciplinary artist Jessica Shilling, transforming hand painted umbrellas into luminous, floating jellyfish. Suspended overhead and illuminated with colorful lights, the installation invites visitors to step beneath a surreal underwater world brought to life through movement, color and atmosphere. Shilling´s work explores the space between painting, sculpture, and immersive experience, creating moments of wonder that encourage viewers to become part of the artwork.
19 Frequency Space
by Foxlight Labs
Interactive Installation
Frequency Space is a steel tetrahedral sculpture that viewers experience through a continuously moving strand of LEDs at its center. As the strand spins at different frequencies, the lights form glowing standing-wave patterns that create the visual effect of a three-dimensional sine wave.
20 Pelagia’s Portal of Possibilities
by Lisa Gallo & Karen Binkhorst
Installation
A deep-sea yellow submarine lures the passerby to come peek through the portal windows and view Pelagia’s hidden underwater treasure trove. See if you can spot the unique sea creatures as you peek into the underwater world.
Moon Dancers
by Denise Henrikson and friends
Performance and Roaming Art Piece
Did you know that YOU are made of stardust? The Moon Dancers will glide along 152nd, through downtown Burien from 8:30-9:30— and will be spinning through the Heritage Museum parking lot (Ambaum and 152nd) around 9.
Chaotic Noise
by Chaotic Noise Marching Corps
Performance
Chaotic Noise Marching Corps is a Seattle-based renegade brass band dedicated to keeping the tradition of music, performance, energy, havoc, discipline, and sheer fun alive in the streets. Chaotic Noise delivers high-decibel street shows that mix punk, metal, circus chaos, industrial grit, and genre-bending brass. The band’s performances are wild, immersive, and intense enough to wake the dead. Shaped by the spirit of past projects, Chaotic Noise invites you to let go, get loud, and feel the joy of shaking everything loose for a little while.
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.
Magical Deer 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.
Pixie Dust and Happy Thoughts
by Momentum Dance Academy
Performance
Pixie Dust and Happy Thoughts is a roving ballet performance by Momentum Dance Academy, featuring dancers in light-up costumes, body paint, and glowing wands. Watch for short choreographed performances appearing throughout downtown Burien as the dancers make their way through the festival.
Brazilian drumming and dance
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!
Tae Kwon Do Youth Group
by Success Martial Arts Renton
Performance
Success Martial Arts has spent over 30 years helping children, adults, and families build confidence, character, and life skills through traditional Tae Kwon Do training. Our mission is simple: develop strong people through martial arts, creating positive impact both inside and outside the classroom.