Roadhouse 3rd Birthday Party

Sunday, Oct. 18 @ 2 p.m.–8 p.m.

Join us as we celebrate three incredible years of Roadhouse and everything we’ve built together!

Three years of music. Three years of culture. Three years of bringing people together.

On Sunday, October 18, Roadhouse celebrates its 3rd Birthday with six hours of live performances, music, dance, karaoke, community recognition, and celebration!

Since opening its doors, Roadhouse has grown into a vibrant community performance space where artists, cultures, generations, and communities come together. Our 3rd Birthday is an opportunity to celebrate that journey—and everyone who has helped make it possible.

The celebration will feature performances throughout the afternoon and evening, including Inochi Taiko, DJ Alysium, D. Crews, Eduardo Mendonça, Karaoke with Ayana Freeman and Theron, Lutes, Da Soirée RnB, and Canã Doce.

A special community celebration beginning at 5:25 p.m. will recognize the partnerships and people who have contributed to Roadhouse’s growth, with remarks from Sound Transit, community representatives, Roadhouse leadership, and invited City of SeaTac officials.

And the celebration doesn’t stop there! The evening continues with karaoke followed by DA SOIRÉE RnB, bringing live singing, an open dance floor, mingling, photos, birthday cake, and a joyful finale to six hours of celebration.

Come celebrate three years of Roadhouse—and the community that continues to make it grow.

Come dance, enjoy the music and celebrate this special moment with us!

Three years of Roadhouse — and we’re just getting started!

19955 28th Ave S
SeaTac, WA 98188 United States
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The Roadhouse
19955 28th Ave S
SeaTac, WA 98188

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