January 5, 2026
Stay tuned for details about winter programs! This season will run January 5 - March 20, 2026 with a break February 16-20.
King Street Station (2nd Floor)
Building community
through our roots
The Rhapsody Project builds community and celebrates heritage through music.
Find out where to go
Root yourself in the Layers of Your Heritage
In every program, we help students reflect and learn to see themselves more clearly. Interwoven with music lessons, our check-in questions and assignments give students new ways to understand themselves as people of culture.
Your ethnicity and your other visible identity markers reflect just a few layers of your heritage. The land you’re raised on, the communities that raise you, and the cultures you are drawn to study or absorb are also vital parts of you.
Learn music as a social skill
Youth
Our programs at King St. Station center youth ages 10-25, but we offer in-school programs for K-12 as well!
Grown Folks
Our Face the Music program is a great place to start, we are building a multi-generational community!
Public Jams
We host monthly jam sessions each month at different locations in Seattle!
“We’re not just playing music, we’re actually learning and changing how people think about things, changing how the world works.”
Ari
Songsters Participant, 2018 to present
“I developed my ability to think critically about race, to talk openly and vulnerably with my peers, and to examine my whiteness and privilege and how they play out in my own music appreciation and career.”
Andy Ferguson
Face the Music alumni
“I am so grateful for the opportunity for Ari to have an outlet artistically and inlet culturally, the flow of it is something that I couldn’t do myself.”
Tana
Ari’s mom
“[the program] gives you tools to learn about your own heritage and also about . . . the American experience through music. But also not just music-centered, [they] encouraged that you look into food, dance, and other elements of culture, encouraged to talk to elders and learn about where your family came from.”
Sam
Unbroken Circle program alumni
“It is a community where you can go and play music, learn music, and take part in a supportive and nurturing community and be welcomed whatever that part might look like, it’s always there for you.”
Lillian
Songster program alumni
Ways to get involved
Klezmer Jam
Monthly Klezmer Jam session for all ages, all instruments and all experience levels!
Join Our Team
Join a diverse team that celebrates music and heritage through an anti-racist lens.
Rhapsody updates
Song of the month
Check out our live session with KNXX
Upcoming events
Events in January–February 2026
January 5, 2026 - Winter Programs at KSS Begin!
January 6, 2026 - 🗣 Intermediate Voice
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January 6, 2026Intermediate Voice
with Ms. Erica MerrittTuesdays, 6 - 8 pm
Explore new skill sets that will take your voice to the next level! Learn to use your diaphragm in new and effective ways. Refine your singing technique while building even more confidence in your voice! Work to master your breathing, resonance, timbre, intonation, range, flexibility, and phrasing in a digestible way. Challenge yourself to become comfortable singing in each of your vocal registers. You’ll come away with a new understanding of your vocal instrument and how to better utilize it. This class will help you develop the best version of your voice and overall sound quality.
Bring a voice recorder or a cell phone that has voice note.
Youth Tuition (ages 10-25) is $100 for the 10-week course. Need-based scholarships available.
Adult Tuition (ages 26+) is $400 for the 10-week course. Need-based scholarships available.
King Street Station (2nd Floor)January 7, 2026 - 🎸 Guitar, Ukulele, Bass
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January 7, 2026Guitar, Ukulele, Bass: Beginner to Intermediate (Formerly Guitar Hangs)
with Shane Des EnfantsWednesdays, 4-6 pm
Join us to learn guitar, bass, or ukulele in a welcoming and flexible learning environment for beginning and intermediate students. In addition to learning songs, students will gain a number of essential technical skills on their instrument while learning the historical context of the music. We'll explore blues, jazz, folk and American roots music, uniquely weaving basic music theory concepts, interactive song learning, and social music playing, with an emphasis on improvisation and soloing. Through the selected repertoire, you'll learn hidden or obscure stories of musicians and artists of color who greatly influenced American popular music, as well as the historical and social context of each song and composer.
For youth who are committed to showing up, practicing on their own, and willing to keep trying when the going gets tough!
No need to bring an instrument, but an open mind, patience with yourself, and a commitment to learning are essential.
Youth Tuition (ages 10-25) is $100 for the 10-week course. Need-based scholarships available.
Adult Tuition (ages 26+) is $400 for the 10-week course. Need-based scholarships available.
King Street Station (2nd Floor)Please register online in advance.
Buy TicketsJanuary 8, 2026 - 👋🏾 Drop-In Hours
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January 8, 2026DROP-IN HOURS
with Rhapsody Staff
4-6pmCome to KSS and ask questions, play our instruments, explore, and meet other music-minded folks. Just show up as you are.
FREE! No registration needed.
Directions: How to Access The Rhapsody Workshop at King Street Station
1. When entering from Jackson Street (Plaza): Walk through the front double doors of King St Station facing the street.We are the 2nd door on your left, room 112, after you enter the building.
2. If you enter through the Amtrak Station entrance on King Street, take the elevator to the 2nd floor. Take a left into the hallway, we're the door next to the water fountain.We recommend you use mass transit, as there is only limited street parking available for those driving to the building.
Many bus lines, in addition to the ID/Chinatown Light Rail stop are within a couple of blocks.
If you have to drive, park on (or near) King Street between the Station and 1st avenue, and enter through the Amtrak Station (see above). Street parking is usually $3 / hour, though rates vary.Parking on Jackson Street is not an option.King Street Station (2nd Floor)January 9, 2026 - 🎼 Repertoire Sessions
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January 9, 2026REPERTOIRE SESSIONS
With Joe Seamons
4-6pmIntermediate to advanced musicians age 10-25 learn and practice Rhapsody’s core repertoire.
FREE! No registration needed. Just show up.
Directions: How to Access The Rhapsody Workshop at King Street Station
1. When entering from Jackson Street (Plaza): Walk through the front double doors of King St Station facing the street.We are the 2nd door on your left, room 112, after you enter the building.
2. If you enter through the Amtrak Station entrance on King Street, take the elevator to the 2nd floor. Take a left into the hallway, we're the door next to the water fountain.We recommend you use mass transit, as there is only limited street parking available for those driving to the building.
Many bus lines, in addition to the ID/Chinatown Light Rail stop are within a couple of blocks.
If you have to drive, park on (or near) King Street between the Station and 1st avenue, and enter through the Amtrak Station (see above). Street parking is usually $3 / hour, though rates vary.Parking on Jackson Street is not an option.King Street Station (2nd Floor)January 10, 2026 - Banjo Workshop: Affinity Space for Black Banjo Players
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January 10, 2026Banjo Workshop: Affinity Space for Black Banjo Players
Presented in partnership with Black Banjo Reclamation Project
at King Street Station
2nd Saturdays
Jan 10 • Feb 14 • Mar 14
2:00 to 4:00 pm
Learn songs, chords, and essential music skills in a relaxed setting with Joe of The Rhapsody Project.
Deepen your knowledge and discover new techniques for playing the banjo - beginners welcomed!
Participants who need an instrument can simply register ahead of time, and we will supply you with a banjo!
Register at flow.therhapsodyproject.org/banjo-bbrp
King Street Station (2nd Floor)January 12, 2026 - The Songsters perform at Totem Star's Winter Magic Showcase!
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January 12, 2026Winter Magic: Totem Star's Annual Winter ShowcaseWednesday, January 21st6:00 pm Doors / 6:30 pm ShowBaba Yaga124 S Washington StFREE! All ages welcome.Hear The Rhapsody Songsters performing at Baba Yaga in Pioneer Square, alongside other young musicians from Totem Star, our neighbor and partner organization.
Join us for Winter Magic, Totem Star's annual winter showcase, featuring the musical talents of young Artists ages 14-25 sharing their original performances. This year, we are excited to partner again with The Rhapsody Project, featuring a special performance from The Rhapsody's Songster's. Free entry and open to all ages, Winter Magic will be a lively continuation of Totem Star's annual tradition. Discover your next favorite artists at this memorable evening of performances from our community of accomplished and diverse young musicians!
January 13, 2026 - 🗣 Intermediate Voice
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January 13, 2026Intermediate Voice
with Ms. Erica MerrittTuesdays, 6 - 8 pm
Explore new skill sets that will take your voice to the next level! Learn to use your diaphragm in new and effective ways. Refine your singing technique while building even more confidence in your voice! Work to master your breathing, resonance, timbre, intonation, range, flexibility, and phrasing in a digestible way. Challenge yourself to become comfortable singing in each of your vocal registers. You’ll come away with a new understanding of your vocal instrument and how to better utilize it. This class will help you develop the best version of your voice and overall sound quality.
Bring a voice recorder or a cell phone that has voice note.
Youth Tuition (ages 10-25) is $100 for the 10-week course. Need-based scholarships available.
Adult Tuition (ages 26+) is $400 for the 10-week course. Need-based scholarships available.
King Street Station (2nd Floor)January 14, 2026 - 🎸 Guitar, Ukulele, Bass
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January 14, 2026Guitar, Ukulele, Bass: Beginner to Intermediate (Formerly Guitar Hangs)
with Shane Des EnfantsWednesdays, 4-6 pm
Join us to learn guitar, bass, or ukulele in a welcoming and flexible learning environment for beginning and intermediate students. In addition to learning songs, students will gain a number of essential technical skills on their instrument while learning the historical context of the music. We'll explore blues, jazz, folk and American roots music, uniquely weaving basic music theory concepts, interactive song learning, and social music playing, with an emphasis on improvisation and soloing. Through the selected repertoire, you'll learn hidden or obscure stories of musicians and artists of color who greatly influenced American popular music, as well as the historical and social context of each song and composer.
For youth who are committed to showing up, practicing on their own, and willing to keep trying when the going gets tough!
No need to bring an instrument, but an open mind, patience with yourself, and a commitment to learning are essential.
Youth Tuition (ages 10-25) is $100 for the 10-week course. Need-based scholarships available.
Adult Tuition (ages 26+) is $400 for the 10-week course. Need-based scholarships available.
King Street Station (2nd Floor)Please register online in advance.
Buy TicketsJanuary 15, 2026 - 👋🏾 Drop-In Hours and 1 other event
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January 15, 2026DROP-IN HOURS
with Rhapsody Staff
4-6pmCome to KSS and ask questions, play our instruments, explore, and meet other music-minded folks. Just show up as you are.
FREE! No registration needed.
Directions: How to Access The Rhapsody Workshop at King Street Station
1. When entering from Jackson Street (Plaza): Walk through the front double doors of King St Station facing the street.We are the 2nd door on your left, room 112, after you enter the building.
2. If you enter through the Amtrak Station entrance on King Street, take the elevator to the 2nd floor. Take a left into the hallway, we're the door next to the water fountain.We recommend you use mass transit, as there is only limited street parking available for those driving to the building.
Many bus lines, in addition to the ID/Chinatown Light Rail stop are within a couple of blocks.
If you have to drive, park on (or near) King Street between the Station and 1st avenue, and enter through the Amtrak Station (see above). Street parking is usually $3 / hour, though rates vary.Parking on Jackson Street is not an option.King Street Station (2nd Floor)–
January 15, 2026Guitar & Ukulele Class
at Family First Community Center in Renton
Thursdays, 5:30 - 6:30 pm
January 15 - March 26Families are invited to attend this free Guitar & Ukulele Class, led by The Rhapsody Project.
Need to borrow an instrument? Request one at this form and we'll bring it for you!
Family First Community CenterJanuary 16, 2026 - 🎼 Repertoire Sessions
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January 16, 2026REPERTOIRE SESSIONS
With Joe Seamons
4-6pmIntermediate to advanced musicians age 10-25 learn and practice Rhapsody’s core repertoire.
FREE! No registration needed. Just show up.
Directions: How to Access The Rhapsody Workshop at King Street Station
1. When entering from Jackson Street (Plaza): Walk through the front double doors of King St Station facing the street.We are the 2nd door on your left, room 112, after you enter the building.
2. If you enter through the Amtrak Station entrance on King Street, take the elevator to the 2nd floor. Take a left into the hallway, we're the door next to the water fountain.We recommend you use mass transit, as there is only limited street parking available for those driving to the building.
Many bus lines, in addition to the ID/Chinatown Light Rail stop are within a couple of blocks.
If you have to drive, park on (or near) King Street between the Station and 1st avenue, and enter through the Amtrak Station (see above). Street parking is usually $3 / hour, though rates vary.Parking on Jackson Street is not an option.King Street Station (2nd Floor)January 20, 2026 - 🗣 Intermediate Voice
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January 20, 2026Intermediate Voice
with Ms. Erica MerrittTuesdays, 6 - 8 pm
Explore new skill sets that will take your voice to the next level! Learn to use your diaphragm in new and effective ways. Refine your singing technique while building even more confidence in your voice! Work to master your breathing, resonance, timbre, intonation, range, flexibility, and phrasing in a digestible way. Challenge yourself to become comfortable singing in each of your vocal registers. You’ll come away with a new understanding of your vocal instrument and how to better utilize it. This class will help you develop the best version of your voice and overall sound quality.
Bring a voice recorder or a cell phone that has voice note.
Youth Tuition (ages 10-25) is $100 for the 10-week course. Need-based scholarships available.
Adult Tuition (ages 26+) is $400 for the 10-week course. Need-based scholarships available.
King Street Station (2nd Floor)January 21, 2026 - 🎸 Guitar, Ukulele, Bass
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January 21, 2026Guitar, Ukulele, Bass: Beginner to Intermediate (Formerly Guitar Hangs)
with Shane Des EnfantsWednesdays, 4-6 pm
Join us to learn guitar, bass, or ukulele in a welcoming and flexible learning environment for beginning and intermediate students. In addition to learning songs, students will gain a number of essential technical skills on their instrument while learning the historical context of the music. We'll explore blues, jazz, folk and American roots music, uniquely weaving basic music theory concepts, interactive song learning, and social music playing, with an emphasis on improvisation and soloing. Through the selected repertoire, you'll learn hidden or obscure stories of musicians and artists of color who greatly influenced American popular music, as well as the historical and social context of each song and composer.
For youth who are committed to showing up, practicing on their own, and willing to keep trying when the going gets tough!
No need to bring an instrument, but an open mind, patience with yourself, and a commitment to learning are essential.
Youth Tuition (ages 10-25) is $100 for the 10-week course. Need-based scholarships available.
Adult Tuition (ages 26+) is $400 for the 10-week course. Need-based scholarships available.
King Street Station (2nd Floor)Please register online in advance.
Buy TicketsJanuary 22, 2026 - 👋🏾 Drop-In Hours and 1 other event
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January 22, 2026DROP-IN HOURS
with Rhapsody Staff
4-6pmCome to KSS and ask questions, play our instruments, explore, and meet other music-minded folks. Just show up as you are.
FREE! No registration needed.
Directions: How to Access The Rhapsody Workshop at King Street Station
1. When entering from Jackson Street (Plaza): Walk through the front double doors of King St Station facing the street.We are the 2nd door on your left, room 112, after you enter the building.
2. If you enter through the Amtrak Station entrance on King Street, take the elevator to the 2nd floor. Take a left into the hallway, we're the door next to the water fountain.We recommend you use mass transit, as there is only limited street parking available for those driving to the building.
Many bus lines, in addition to the ID/Chinatown Light Rail stop are within a couple of blocks.
If you have to drive, park on (or near) King Street between the Station and 1st avenue, and enter through the Amtrak Station (see above). Street parking is usually $3 / hour, though rates vary.Parking on Jackson Street is not an option.King Street Station (2nd Floor)–
January 22, 2026Guitar & Ukulele Class
at Family First Community Center in Renton
Thursdays, 5:30 - 6:30 pm
January 15 - March 26Families are invited to attend this free Guitar & Ukulele Class, led by The Rhapsody Project.
Need to borrow an instrument? Request one at this form and we'll bring it for you!
Family First Community CenterJanuary 23, 2026 - 🎼 Repertoire Sessions
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January 23, 2026REPERTOIRE SESSIONS
With Joe Seamons
4-6pmIntermediate to advanced musicians age 10-25 learn and practice Rhapsody’s core repertoire.
FREE! No registration needed. Just show up.
Directions: How to Access The Rhapsody Workshop at King Street Station
1. When entering from Jackson Street (Plaza): Walk through the front double doors of King St Station facing the street.We are the 2nd door on your left, room 112, after you enter the building.
2. If you enter through the Amtrak Station entrance on King Street, take the elevator to the 2nd floor. Take a left into the hallway, we're the door next to the water fountain.We recommend you use mass transit, as there is only limited street parking available for those driving to the building.
Many bus lines, in addition to the ID/Chinatown Light Rail stop are within a couple of blocks.
If you have to drive, park on (or near) King Street between the Station and 1st avenue, and enter through the Amtrak Station (see above). Street parking is usually $3 / hour, though rates vary.Parking on Jackson Street is not an option.King Street Station (2nd Floor)January 27, 2026 - 🗣 Intermediate Voice
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January 27, 2026Intermediate Voice
with Ms. Erica MerrittTuesdays, 6 - 8 pm
Explore new skill sets that will take your voice to the next level! Learn to use your diaphragm in new and effective ways. Refine your singing technique while building even more confidence in your voice! Work to master your breathing, resonance, timbre, intonation, range, flexibility, and phrasing in a digestible way. Challenge yourself to become comfortable singing in each of your vocal registers. You’ll come away with a new understanding of your vocal instrument and how to better utilize it. This class will help you develop the best version of your voice and overall sound quality.
Bring a voice recorder or a cell phone that has voice note.
Youth Tuition (ages 10-25) is $100 for the 10-week course. Need-based scholarships available.
Adult Tuition (ages 26+) is $400 for the 10-week course. Need-based scholarships available.
King Street Station (2nd Floor)January 28, 2026 - 🎸 Guitar, Ukulele, Bass
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January 28, 2026Guitar, Ukulele, Bass: Beginner to Intermediate (Formerly Guitar Hangs)
with Shane Des EnfantsWednesdays, 4-6 pm
Join us to learn guitar, bass, or ukulele in a welcoming and flexible learning environment for beginning and intermediate students. In addition to learning songs, students will gain a number of essential technical skills on their instrument while learning the historical context of the music. We'll explore blues, jazz, folk and American roots music, uniquely weaving basic music theory concepts, interactive song learning, and social music playing, with an emphasis on improvisation and soloing. Through the selected repertoire, you'll learn hidden or obscure stories of musicians and artists of color who greatly influenced American popular music, as well as the historical and social context of each song and composer.
For youth who are committed to showing up, practicing on their own, and willing to keep trying when the going gets tough!
No need to bring an instrument, but an open mind, patience with yourself, and a commitment to learning are essential.
Youth Tuition (ages 10-25) is $100 for the 10-week course. Need-based scholarships available.
Adult Tuition (ages 26+) is $400 for the 10-week course. Need-based scholarships available.
King Street Station (2nd Floor)Please register online in advance.
Buy TicketsJanuary 29, 2026 - 👋🏾 Drop-In Hours and 1 other event
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January 29, 2026DROP-IN HOURS
with Rhapsody Staff
4-6pmCome to KSS and ask questions, play our instruments, explore, and meet other music-minded folks. Just show up as you are.
FREE! No registration needed.
Directions: How to Access The Rhapsody Workshop at King Street Station
1. When entering from Jackson Street (Plaza): Walk through the front double doors of King St Station facing the street.We are the 2nd door on your left, room 112, after you enter the building.
2. If you enter through the Amtrak Station entrance on King Street, take the elevator to the 2nd floor. Take a left into the hallway, we're the door next to the water fountain.We recommend you use mass transit, as there is only limited street parking available for those driving to the building.
Many bus lines, in addition to the ID/Chinatown Light Rail stop are within a couple of blocks.
If you have to drive, park on (or near) King Street between the Station and 1st avenue, and enter through the Amtrak Station (see above). Street parking is usually $3 / hour, though rates vary.Parking on Jackson Street is not an option.King Street Station (2nd Floor)–
January 29, 2026Guitar & Ukulele Class
at Family First Community Center in Renton
Thursdays, 5:30 - 6:30 pm
January 15 - March 26Families are invited to attend this free Guitar & Ukulele Class, led by The Rhapsody Project.
Need to borrow an instrument? Request one at this form and we'll bring it for you!
Family First Community CenterJanuary 30, 2026 - 🎼 Repertoire Sessions
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January 30, 2026REPERTOIRE SESSIONS
With Joe Seamons
4-6pmIntermediate to advanced musicians age 10-25 learn and practice Rhapsody’s core repertoire.
FREE! No registration needed. Just show up.
Directions: How to Access The Rhapsody Workshop at King Street Station
1. When entering from Jackson Street (Plaza): Walk through the front double doors of King St Station facing the street.We are the 2nd door on your left, room 112, after you enter the building.
2. If you enter through the Amtrak Station entrance on King Street, take the elevator to the 2nd floor. Take a left into the hallway, we're the door next to the water fountain.We recommend you use mass transit, as there is only limited street parking available for those driving to the building.
Many bus lines, in addition to the ID/Chinatown Light Rail stop are within a couple of blocks.
If you have to drive, park on (or near) King Street between the Station and 1st avenue, and enter through the Amtrak Station (see above). Street parking is usually $3 / hour, though rates vary.Parking on Jackson Street is not an option.King Street Station (2nd Floor)February 3, 2026 - 🗣 Intermediate Voice
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February 3, 2026Intermediate Voice
with Ms. Erica MerrittTuesdays, 6 - 8 pm
Explore new skill sets that will take your voice to the next level! Learn to use your diaphragm in new and effective ways. Refine your singing technique while building even more confidence in your voice! Work to master your breathing, resonance, timbre, intonation, range, flexibility, and phrasing in a digestible way. Challenge yourself to become comfortable singing in each of your vocal registers. You’ll come away with a new understanding of your vocal instrument and how to better utilize it. This class will help you develop the best version of your voice and overall sound quality.
Bring a voice recorder or a cell phone that has voice note.
Youth Tuition (ages 10-25) is $100 for the 10-week course. Need-based scholarships available.
Adult Tuition (ages 26+) is $400 for the 10-week course. Need-based scholarships available.
King Street Station (2nd Floor)February 4, 2026 - 🎸 Guitar, Ukulele, Bass
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February 4, 2026Guitar, Ukulele, Bass: Beginner to Intermediate (Formerly Guitar Hangs)
with Shane Des EnfantsWednesdays, 4-6 pm
Join us to learn guitar, bass, or ukulele in a welcoming and flexible learning environment for beginning and intermediate students. In addition to learning songs, students will gain a number of essential technical skills on their instrument while learning the historical context of the music. We'll explore blues, jazz, folk and American roots music, uniquely weaving basic music theory concepts, interactive song learning, and social music playing, with an emphasis on improvisation and soloing. Through the selected repertoire, you'll learn hidden or obscure stories of musicians and artists of color who greatly influenced American popular music, as well as the historical and social context of each song and composer.
For youth who are committed to showing up, practicing on their own, and willing to keep trying when the going gets tough!
No need to bring an instrument, but an open mind, patience with yourself, and a commitment to learning are essential.
Youth Tuition (ages 10-25) is $100 for the 10-week course. Need-based scholarships available.
Adult Tuition (ages 26+) is $400 for the 10-week course. Need-based scholarships available.
King Street Station (2nd Floor)Please register online in advance.
Buy TicketsFebruary 5, 2026 - 👋🏾 Drop-In Hours and 1 other event
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February 5, 2026DROP-IN HOURS
with Rhapsody Staff
4-6pmCome to KSS and ask questions, play our instruments, explore, and meet other music-minded folks. Just show up as you are.
FREE! No registration needed.
Directions: How to Access The Rhapsody Workshop at King Street Station
1. When entering from Jackson Street (Plaza): Walk through the front double doors of King St Station facing the street.We are the 2nd door on your left, room 112, after you enter the building.
2. If you enter through the Amtrak Station entrance on King Street, take the elevator to the 2nd floor. Take a left into the hallway, we're the door next to the water fountain.We recommend you use mass transit, as there is only limited street parking available for those driving to the building.
Many bus lines, in addition to the ID/Chinatown Light Rail stop are within a couple of blocks.
If you have to drive, park on (or near) King Street between the Station and 1st avenue, and enter through the Amtrak Station (see above). Street parking is usually $3 / hour, though rates vary.Parking on Jackson Street is not an option.King Street Station (2nd Floor)–
February 5, 2026Guitar & Ukulele Class
at Family First Community Center in Renton
Thursdays, 5:30 - 6:30 pm
January 15 - March 26Families are invited to attend this free Guitar & Ukulele Class, led by The Rhapsody Project.
Need to borrow an instrument? Request one at this form and we'll bring it for you!
Family First Community CenterFebruary 6, 2026 - 🎼 Repertoire Sessions
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February 6, 2026REPERTOIRE SESSIONS
With Joe Seamons
4-6pmIntermediate to advanced musicians age 10-25 learn and practice Rhapsody’s core repertoire.
FREE! No registration needed. Just show up.
Directions: How to Access The Rhapsody Workshop at King Street Station
1. When entering from Jackson Street (Plaza): Walk through the front double doors of King St Station facing the street.We are the 2nd door on your left, room 112, after you enter the building.
2. If you enter through the Amtrak Station entrance on King Street, take the elevator to the 2nd floor. Take a left into the hallway, we're the door next to the water fountain.We recommend you use mass transit, as there is only limited street parking available for those driving to the building.
Many bus lines, in addition to the ID/Chinatown Light Rail stop are within a couple of blocks.
If you have to drive, park on (or near) King Street between the Station and 1st avenue, and enter through the Amtrak Station (see above). Street parking is usually $3 / hour, though rates vary.Parking on Jackson Street is not an option.King Street Station (2nd Floor)February 10, 2026 - 🗣 Intermediate Voice
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February 10, 2026Intermediate Voice
with Ms. Erica MerrittTuesdays, 6 - 8 pm
Explore new skill sets that will take your voice to the next level! Learn to use your diaphragm in new and effective ways. Refine your singing technique while building even more confidence in your voice! Work to master your breathing, resonance, timbre, intonation, range, flexibility, and phrasing in a digestible way. Challenge yourself to become comfortable singing in each of your vocal registers. You’ll come away with a new understanding of your vocal instrument and how to better utilize it. This class will help you develop the best version of your voice and overall sound quality.
Bring a voice recorder or a cell phone that has voice note.
Youth Tuition (ages 10-25) is $100 for the 10-week course. Need-based scholarships available.
Adult Tuition (ages 26+) is $400 for the 10-week course. Need-based scholarships available.
King Street Station (2nd Floor)February 11, 2026 - 🎸 Guitar, Ukulele, Bass
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February 11, 2026Guitar, Ukulele, Bass: Beginner to Intermediate (Formerly Guitar Hangs)
with Shane Des EnfantsWednesdays, 4-6 pm
Join us to learn guitar, bass, or ukulele in a welcoming and flexible learning environment for beginning and intermediate students. In addition to learning songs, students will gain a number of essential technical skills on their instrument while learning the historical context of the music. We'll explore blues, jazz, folk and American roots music, uniquely weaving basic music theory concepts, interactive song learning, and social music playing, with an emphasis on improvisation and soloing. Through the selected repertoire, you'll learn hidden or obscure stories of musicians and artists of color who greatly influenced American popular music, as well as the historical and social context of each song and composer.
For youth who are committed to showing up, practicing on their own, and willing to keep trying when the going gets tough!
No need to bring an instrument, but an open mind, patience with yourself, and a commitment to learning are essential.
Youth Tuition (ages 10-25) is $100 for the 10-week course. Need-based scholarships available.
Adult Tuition (ages 26+) is $400 for the 10-week course. Need-based scholarships available.
King Street Station (2nd Floor)Please register online in advance.
Buy TicketsFebruary 12, 2026 - 👋🏾 Drop-In Hours and 1 other event
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February 12, 2026DROP-IN HOURS
with Rhapsody Staff
4-6pmCome to KSS and ask questions, play our instruments, explore, and meet other music-minded folks. Just show up as you are.
FREE! No registration needed.
Directions: How to Access The Rhapsody Workshop at King Street Station
1. When entering from Jackson Street (Plaza): Walk through the front double doors of King St Station facing the street.We are the 2nd door on your left, room 112, after you enter the building.
2. If you enter through the Amtrak Station entrance on King Street, take the elevator to the 2nd floor. Take a left into the hallway, we're the door next to the water fountain.We recommend you use mass transit, as there is only limited street parking available for those driving to the building.
Many bus lines, in addition to the ID/Chinatown Light Rail stop are within a couple of blocks.
If you have to drive, park on (or near) King Street between the Station and 1st avenue, and enter through the Amtrak Station (see above). Street parking is usually $3 / hour, though rates vary.Parking on Jackson Street is not an option.King Street Station (2nd Floor)–
February 12, 2026Guitar & Ukulele Class
at Family First Community Center in Renton
Thursdays, 5:30 - 6:30 pm
January 15 - March 26Families are invited to attend this free Guitar & Ukulele Class, led by The Rhapsody Project.
Need to borrow an instrument? Request one at this form and we'll bring it for you!
Family First Community CenterFebruary 13, 2026 - 🎼 Repertoire Sessions
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February 13, 2026REPERTOIRE SESSIONS
With Joe Seamons
4-6pmIntermediate to advanced musicians age 10-25 learn and practice Rhapsody’s core repertoire.
FREE! No registration needed. Just show up.
Directions: How to Access The Rhapsody Workshop at King Street Station
1. When entering from Jackson Street (Plaza): Walk through the front double doors of King St Station facing the street.We are the 2nd door on your left, room 112, after you enter the building.
2. If you enter through the Amtrak Station entrance on King Street, take the elevator to the 2nd floor. Take a left into the hallway, we're the door next to the water fountain.We recommend you use mass transit, as there is only limited street parking available for those driving to the building.
Many bus lines, in addition to the ID/Chinatown Light Rail stop are within a couple of blocks.
If you have to drive, park on (or near) King Street between the Station and 1st avenue, and enter through the Amtrak Station (see above). Street parking is usually $3 / hour, though rates vary.Parking on Jackson Street is not an option.King Street Station (2nd Floor)February 14, 2026 - Banjo Workshop: Affinity Space for Black Banjo Players
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February 14, 2026Banjo Workshop: Affinity Space for Black Banjo Players
Presented in partnership with Black Banjo Reclamation Project
at King Street Station
2nd Saturdays
Jan 10 • Feb 14 • Mar 14
2:00 to 4:00 pm
Learn songs, chords, and essential music skills in a relaxed setting with Joe of The Rhapsody Project.
Deepen your knowledge and discover new techniques for playing the banjo - beginners welcomed!
Participants who need an instrument can simply register ahead of time, and we will supply you with a banjo!
Register at flow.therhapsodyproject.org/banjo-bbrp
King Street Station (2nd Floor)February 17, 2026 - 🗣 Intermediate Voice
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February 17, 2026Intermediate Voice
with Ms. Erica MerrittTuesdays, 6 - 8 pm
Explore new skill sets that will take your voice to the next level! Learn to use your diaphragm in new and effective ways. Refine your singing technique while building even more confidence in your voice! Work to master your breathing, resonance, timbre, intonation, range, flexibility, and phrasing in a digestible way. Challenge yourself to become comfortable singing in each of your vocal registers. You’ll come away with a new understanding of your vocal instrument and how to better utilize it. This class will help you develop the best version of your voice and overall sound quality.
Bring a voice recorder or a cell phone that has voice note.
Youth Tuition (ages 10-25) is $100 for the 10-week course. Need-based scholarships available.
Adult Tuition (ages 26+) is $400 for the 10-week course. Need-based scholarships available.
King Street Station (2nd Floor)February 18, 2026 - 🎸 Guitar, Ukulele, Bass
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February 18, 2026Guitar, Ukulele, Bass: Beginner to Intermediate (Formerly Guitar Hangs)
with Shane Des EnfantsWednesdays, 4-6 pm
Join us to learn guitar, bass, or ukulele in a welcoming and flexible learning environment for beginning and intermediate students. In addition to learning songs, students will gain a number of essential technical skills on their instrument while learning the historical context of the music. We'll explore blues, jazz, folk and American roots music, uniquely weaving basic music theory concepts, interactive song learning, and social music playing, with an emphasis on improvisation and soloing. Through the selected repertoire, you'll learn hidden or obscure stories of musicians and artists of color who greatly influenced American popular music, as well as the historical and social context of each song and composer.
For youth who are committed to showing up, practicing on their own, and willing to keep trying when the going gets tough!
No need to bring an instrument, but an open mind, patience with yourself, and a commitment to learning are essential.
Youth Tuition (ages 10-25) is $100 for the 10-week course. Need-based scholarships available.
Adult Tuition (ages 26+) is $400 for the 10-week course. Need-based scholarships available.
King Street Station (2nd Floor)Please register online in advance.
Buy TicketsFebruary 19, 2026 - 👋🏾 Drop-In Hours and 1 other event
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February 19, 2026DROP-IN HOURS
with Rhapsody Staff
4-6pmCome to KSS and ask questions, play our instruments, explore, and meet other music-minded folks. Just show up as you are.
FREE! No registration needed.
Directions: How to Access The Rhapsody Workshop at King Street Station
1. When entering from Jackson Street (Plaza): Walk through the front double doors of King St Station facing the street.We are the 2nd door on your left, room 112, after you enter the building.
2. If you enter through the Amtrak Station entrance on King Street, take the elevator to the 2nd floor. Take a left into the hallway, we're the door next to the water fountain.We recommend you use mass transit, as there is only limited street parking available for those driving to the building.
Many bus lines, in addition to the ID/Chinatown Light Rail stop are within a couple of blocks.
If you have to drive, park on (or near) King Street between the Station and 1st avenue, and enter through the Amtrak Station (see above). Street parking is usually $3 / hour, though rates vary.Parking on Jackson Street is not an option.King Street Station (2nd Floor)–
February 19, 2026Guitar & Ukulele Class
at Family First Community Center in Renton
Thursdays, 5:30 - 6:30 pm
January 15 - March 26Families are invited to attend this free Guitar & Ukulele Class, led by The Rhapsody Project.
Need to borrow an instrument? Request one at this form and we'll bring it for you!
Family First Community CenterFebruary 20, 2026 - 🎼 Repertoire Sessions
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February 20, 2026REPERTOIRE SESSIONS
With Joe Seamons
4-6pmIntermediate to advanced musicians age 10-25 learn and practice Rhapsody’s core repertoire.
FREE! No registration needed. Just show up.
Directions: How to Access The Rhapsody Workshop at King Street Station
1. When entering from Jackson Street (Plaza): Walk through the front double doors of King St Station facing the street.We are the 2nd door on your left, room 112, after you enter the building.
2. If you enter through the Amtrak Station entrance on King Street, take the elevator to the 2nd floor. Take a left into the hallway, we're the door next to the water fountain.We recommend you use mass transit, as there is only limited street parking available for those driving to the building.
Many bus lines, in addition to the ID/Chinatown Light Rail stop are within a couple of blocks.
If you have to drive, park on (or near) King Street between the Station and 1st avenue, and enter through the Amtrak Station (see above). Street parking is usually $3 / hour, though rates vary.Parking on Jackson Street is not an option.King Street Station (2nd Floor)February 24, 2026 - 🗣 Intermediate Voice
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February 24, 2026Intermediate Voice
with Ms. Erica MerrittTuesdays, 6 - 8 pm
Explore new skill sets that will take your voice to the next level! Learn to use your diaphragm in new and effective ways. Refine your singing technique while building even more confidence in your voice! Work to master your breathing, resonance, timbre, intonation, range, flexibility, and phrasing in a digestible way. Challenge yourself to become comfortable singing in each of your vocal registers. You’ll come away with a new understanding of your vocal instrument and how to better utilize it. This class will help you develop the best version of your voice and overall sound quality.
Bring a voice recorder or a cell phone that has voice note.
Youth Tuition (ages 10-25) is $100 for the 10-week course. Need-based scholarships available.
Adult Tuition (ages 26+) is $400 for the 10-week course. Need-based scholarships available.
King Street Station (2nd Floor)February 25, 2026 - 🎸 Guitar, Ukulele, Bass
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February 25, 2026Guitar, Ukulele, Bass: Beginner to Intermediate (Formerly Guitar Hangs)
with Shane Des EnfantsWednesdays, 4-6 pm
Join us to learn guitar, bass, or ukulele in a welcoming and flexible learning environment for beginning and intermediate students. In addition to learning songs, students will gain a number of essential technical skills on their instrument while learning the historical context of the music. We'll explore blues, jazz, folk and American roots music, uniquely weaving basic music theory concepts, interactive song learning, and social music playing, with an emphasis on improvisation and soloing. Through the selected repertoire, you'll learn hidden or obscure stories of musicians and artists of color who greatly influenced American popular music, as well as the historical and social context of each song and composer.
For youth who are committed to showing up, practicing on their own, and willing to keep trying when the going gets tough!
No need to bring an instrument, but an open mind, patience with yourself, and a commitment to learning are essential.
Youth Tuition (ages 10-25) is $100 for the 10-week course. Need-based scholarships available.
Adult Tuition (ages 26+) is $400 for the 10-week course. Need-based scholarships available.
King Street Station (2nd Floor)Please register online in advance.
Buy TicketsFebruary 26, 2026 - 👋🏾 Drop-In Hours and 1 other event
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February 26, 2026DROP-IN HOURS
with Rhapsody Staff
4-6pmCome to KSS and ask questions, play our instruments, explore, and meet other music-minded folks. Just show up as you are.
FREE! No registration needed.
Directions: How to Access The Rhapsody Workshop at King Street Station
1. When entering from Jackson Street (Plaza): Walk through the front double doors of King St Station facing the street.We are the 2nd door on your left, room 112, after you enter the building.
2. If you enter through the Amtrak Station entrance on King Street, take the elevator to the 2nd floor. Take a left into the hallway, we're the door next to the water fountain.We recommend you use mass transit, as there is only limited street parking available for those driving to the building.
Many bus lines, in addition to the ID/Chinatown Light Rail stop are within a couple of blocks.
If you have to drive, park on (or near) King Street between the Station and 1st avenue, and enter through the Amtrak Station (see above). Street parking is usually $3 / hour, though rates vary.Parking on Jackson Street is not an option.King Street Station (2nd Floor)–
February 26, 2026Guitar & Ukulele Class
at Family First Community Center in Renton
Thursdays, 5:30 - 6:30 pm
January 15 - March 26Families are invited to attend this free Guitar & Ukulele Class, led by The Rhapsody Project.
Need to borrow an instrument? Request one at this form and we'll bring it for you!
Family First Community CenterFebruary 27, 2026 - 🎼 Repertoire Sessions
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February 27, 2026REPERTOIRE SESSIONS
With Joe Seamons
4-6pmIntermediate to advanced musicians age 10-25 learn and practice Rhapsody’s core repertoire.
FREE! No registration needed. Just show up.
Directions: How to Access The Rhapsody Workshop at King Street Station
1. When entering from Jackson Street (Plaza): Walk through the front double doors of King St Station facing the street.We are the 2nd door on your left, room 112, after you enter the building.
2. If you enter through the Amtrak Station entrance on King Street, take the elevator to the 2nd floor. Take a left into the hallway, we're the door next to the water fountain.We recommend you use mass transit, as there is only limited street parking available for those driving to the building.
Many bus lines, in addition to the ID/Chinatown Light Rail stop are within a couple of blocks.
If you have to drive, park on (or near) King Street between the Station and 1st avenue, and enter through the Amtrak Station (see above). Street parking is usually $3 / hour, though rates vary.Parking on Jackson Street is not an option.King Street Station (2nd Floor)
