Sound Spots

Welcome to the online version of the Sound Spots Exhibit! The Duwamish Peninsula is full of hot spots where music makes history. These places inspire our community of sound makers and listeners. This exhibit was guest curated by Peder Nelson.

LEARN

Click through the panels below to learn about important places music has happened in Southwest Seattle!

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LISTEN

Want to listen to local music? Explore the playlist below!

Click here for the Sound Spots Music Playlist

EXPLORE

Local artist Jose Rodriguez III created beautiful paintings of important “Sound Spots” for the exhibit at the museum. You can learn more about his work below!

See more of Jose’s work at https://www.joserodriguez3rd.com/

Need more music? Easy Street Records in the Historic West Seattle Junction can help you find new tunes and ship your orders directly to your home! https://easystreetonline.com/

On view: August 9, 2018 to winter 2020

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