SOU’WESTER EVENTS!
See what’s happening during your next stay or plan a visit around our free live music, workshops, wellness offerings and more!
While embracing the psychedelic revival of the millennial generation, this 5 piece continues to honor 50’s and 60’s rock n’ roll. The Moon By You sound is akin to a spaceship landing in a swamp while Elvis’ ghost croons from a cypress tree under a full moon. Lead vocalist and front woman Sarah Kue guides her motley crew of band mates over desert landscapes and dream worlds. Her partner, Tyler Verign, holds the rhythm section down as he has since Kue and himself started Moon By You in 2010.
Gerle Haggard Band brings the best of Merle Haggard’s timeless music to audiences who’ve been loving songs like Mama Tried, Misery and Gin and Working Man Blues for nearly five decades, as well as introducing these and many more classics to a whole new audience. This eight-piece, all-women band features a terrific line-up of musicians who weave beautiful instrumentation, tight harmonies and a big heap of showmanship into full throttled entertainment event.
Gather in Seaview for Music, Something Cool, at the Sou’wester! Tradition lives on in this historic lodge. Call 360-642-2542 for details or email souwesterlodge@gmail.com.
An intimate living room show in the afternoon with Colleen and special guest Peter Broderick. All you need to do is reserve a room at The Sou’wester on this weekend to attend. Additionally, if you stay Saturday night, your room on Sunday night will be $25 off. We’ll have a home-cooked community dinner after the show: RSVP to beaconsound@gmail.com. It will likely cost around $15, payable that evening. This special Sunday event is brought to us by Beacon Sound, a Portland record store and label.
Three For Silver represents a curious hybrid of acoustic music. The twin melodies of Willo Sertain’s vocals and Greg Allison’s violin glide atop of chugging polyrhythms of Lucas Warford’s homemade bass instruments and the idiosyncratic style in which they are played. Described by Baby Gramps as “The acid baby of Tom Waits ad Vicgtor Wooten”. Three For Silver combines a gritty aesthetic, world folk traditions, and virtuosic technique with a modern songwriting sense.
Family friendly planter and bead making workshop with artist Jamin London Tinsel
Wed/Thur June 24th and 25th
Workshop 12-2pm both days
Open studio with supplies available from 3pm-5pm both days
$10-20 materials donation per family
Come on out to the pavilion for some fun clay time adventures! During this 2 day workshop we will create small succulent plant holders and beads. We’ll be working with non-toxic air-dry clay. On Wednesday, the morning will be spent making our planters and beads. Our beautiful creations need to dry overnight, and Thursday we’ll stain, paint, seal, add our succulents and string our necklaces!
RSVP please by contacting the Sou’wester at souwesterlodge@gmail.com or calling our office at (360) 642-2542
Family friendly planter and bead making workshop with artist Jamin London Tinsel
Wed/Thur June 24th and 25th
Workshop 12-2pm both days
Open studio with supplies available from 3pm-5pm both days
$10-20 materials donation per family
Come on out to the pavilion for some fun clay time adventures! During this 2 day workshop we will create small succulent plant holders and beads. We’ll be working with non-toxic air-dry clay. On Wednesday, the morning will be spent making our planters and beads. Our beautiful creations need to dry overnight, and Thursday we’ll stain, paint, seal, add our succulents and string our necklaces!
RSVP please by contacting the Sou’wester at souwesterlodge@gmail.com or calling our office at (360) 642-2542
Nick Jaina is a musician and writer from Portland, Oregon and has released several albums including 2013’s Primary Perception on Fluff and Gravy Records, and 2010’s A Bird in the Opera House on Hush Records. He is a co-founder and musical director of the Satellite Ballet and Collective in New York City, and has composed music for ballets and contemporary dances, featuring dancers from the New York City Ballet and Juilliard. Ask Nick Jaina about his time spent as Artist-In-Residence at the Sou’wester, the writing 20 songs in one day project, and about his new book, Get It While You Can.
Israel Nebeker is singer, songwriter and leader of the sensational indie folk rock band Blind Pilot.
Catherine Feeny grew up in the suburbs of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, part of a tight-knit family for whom music was a uniting force. Absorbing Springsteen through her older brother, Simon and Garfunkel through her parents and The Smiths through her elder sister, she early on developed a keen ear for songwriting, such as her song, “Carrier Pigeon.” “Chris and I played it together during pre-production for the album, and he started brushing on the snare in this distinctly wing-like fashion — he is not a lyrics guy, and he did not know I was singing about a bird,” Feeny says. “That is what it’s like playing with him — magic and intuition in a sweet, humble package.”