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Rhythm on the River Concert Series: The Seattle Steel Pan Project
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Event location: Catherine Secor Memorial Amphitheater
Free – no registration required.
Annual or One Day Discover Pass is required for vehicle access. Discover Passes are available online and at park entrance.
Join us to enjoy The Seattle Steel Pan Project in the Rhythm on the River Concert Series at Lincoln Rock State Park.
The Seattle Steel Pan Project is the culmination of over 30 years of steel pan educational programming and performance in the Pacific Northwest. The Seattle Steel Pan Project (SSPP) is managed under the administrative direction of Oriana Estrada and the artistic direction of Michael Shantz and promotes steel pan culture through: Public performance, K-12 school based steel pan curriculum, after-school and summer camps, public community classes and workshops, as well as private lessons. The steel pan, also known as steel drum, originated in the Caribbean nation of Trinidad & Tobago, ingeniously crafted in the 1940s from discarded 55-gallon oil drums.
This event is accessible to persons with disabilities. If special accommodations are required in order to attend, please call (360) 701-7923. For hearing and speech-impaired, call the Washington Telecommunications Relay Service (800) 833-6384. Requests must be made in advance. For more information, please email FolkArts@parks.wa.gov or visit https://parks.wa.gov/folk-and-traditional-arts-program.
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