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⚡️Always All Ages fest celebrates 25 years of VERA⚡️

Posted on November 10, 2026 by Maya DeAvilla

Featuring AJJ, Kimya Dawson, Deerhoof, Chris Gethard, Sol, Iron Lung, JRCG, Demi Adejuyigbe, screen printing, free workshops, mutual aid, and more TBA

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Limited door admissions held in reserve per show on a first come-first served basis

⚡️Always All Ages fest celebrates 25 years of VERA⚡️

design by AP Fieldler

This November 18-21st, 2026 VERA is hosting Always All Ages, a FREE community festival at The Vera Project and Black Lodge, featuring two and a half decades of the bands, artists, organizers, educators, and friends that have helped keep the lights on and music loud at VERA since 2001. 

Wednesday, 11/18 – 

Veracity Showcase at The Vera Project, ft. Jackie Tulsa, Aurora Ave, Silvertooth, Sarya, live screen printing, free workshops, mutual aid, and more @ VERA

Thursday, 11/19 – 

Gag, Endless Joy, Coping Method, Distest @ Black Lodge

Friday, 11/20 – 

Deerhoof, Sol, Iron Lung, JRCG, Aria Bare, screen printing, free workshops, mutual aid, and more @ VERA

Late Night Variety (Night One) at Black Lodge ft. Chris Gethard, Demi Adejuyigbe, Andy Iwancio, house band Flesh Produce, surprise special guests, and more

Saturday, 11/21 – 

AJJ, Kimya Dawson, Foot Ox, carter c, hosted by Chris Gethard + live screen printing, free workshops, mutual aid, and more @ VERA

Late Night Variety (Night Two) at Black Lodge ft. Chris Gethard, Demi Adejuyigbe, Andy Iwancio, house band Flesh Produce, surprise special guests, and more

This inclusive, accessible, and community-focused festival is made possible with support from the City of Seattle’s Department of Neighborhoods and The Allen Family Philanthropies.

VERA is fighting for the future of our local, independent music scene and underground culture, building community outside of profit. We’re offering a more meaningful way to support live music, artists, culture bearers, social movements, and young people than the increasingly brutal realities of Seattle’s status quo. We can have the community we need if we work together to build it.

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