Experience Music Project
Venue Type: Museum
- Phone: 206-367-5483
- Hours: Hours vary depending on time of year
- Neighborhood: Lower Queen Anne
- Web: http://www.emplive.com/
- Parking Details: Seven lots, street
- Age Restriction: Under 12 must be accompanied by adult
Experience Music Project Event Calendar
Current Shows at this Venue
Today Tom Geismar: Robots
Today Northwest Passage
Today Letterpress Workshop
Wed 10.15.08 Exposed: Inside Film
Sat 10.18.08 Family Days
Sat 10.18.08 The Gretsch Company's 125th Anniversary
Thu 10.23.08 Jonathan Carroll
Thu 11.06.08 All Access Nights
Thu 11.06.08 All Access Nights
Fri 11.07.08 Leslie S. Klinger
Thu 11.20.08 Spaced Out: The Final Frontier in Album Covers
Past Shows at this Venue
Thu 11.06.08 All Access Nights
Sat 10.18.08 Family Days
Today Northwest Passage
Today Tom Geismar: Robots
Tue 09.16.08 Exposed: Inside Film
Sun 09.07.08 American Sabor: Latinos in U.S. Popular Music
Tue 08.19.08 Exposed: Inside Film
Thu 08.07.08 All Access Nights
Tue 07.15.08 Exposed: Inside Film
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Experience Music Project
325 Fifth Ave. North
Seattle, WA 98109
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Comment by: Shilo Urban
EMP FOR FREE
Seattleites like to talk cheese about the shiny multicolored blob that is the EMP in the same way Parisians detest the 'monstre metallique" of the Eiffel Tower. But please, kids, aren't there enough beige and gray rectangles in the world? I say celebrate the rainbow craziness of Gehry's brainchild! Soak it in from the outside and you don't even have to spend a dime at the Expensive Music Project, though the guitar tornado inside the museum is a trip straight to rock and roll Oz that you just might want to take. Skip the lame bar; instead check out the other bizarre art projects scattered around Seattle Center.