When we started Seaprog back in 2013, the festival was very much an unknown quantity, and it could have easily ended up a big failure. The founders had a vision that seemed like it would be a good thing, but no one knew if that would work out. That first […]
Seaprog featured in Prog Magazine
Apparently Seaprog is moving up in the world. We’ve got a small article in the current issue of Prog Magazine that features an interview with one of the founders. (And since it’s Jon writing this post, he’s enjoying the chance to refer to himself in the third person.) Thanks to […]
Dennis Rea Interviewed on Proglodytes.com
There’s a pre-Seaprog interview with co-organizer Dennis Rea on the estimable Proglodytes site, with a tip o’ the hat to Thomas Hatton — many thanks for helping to spread the word! Head over to their site to check it out.
Seaprog 2014 scheduling note
It has come to our attention that the Rock ‘n’ Roll Seattle Marathon will be passing through the area near the Columbia City Theater on Saturday. Checking out the official listing of road closures, Rainier Avenue S will be closed from Martin Luther King, Jr Way to S Alaska St […]
Dates set for Seaprog 2014
We’re delighted to announce that we’ll be carrying the positive energy of this year’s festival forward with a second edition of Seaprog, to be held June 21-22, 2014, again at the lovely Columbia City Theater. The CCT proved to be the ideal venue in every respect, and we were thrilled […]
Seaprog 2013 will have two stages
One great thing about the Columbia City Theater is that it has a front room that not only serves food and drink, but can host musical performances as well. We’ll be taking advantage of this fact by presenting some solo/duo acts there between sets on the mainstage. Wouldn’t want you […]