The Vera Project Concerts 2025

The back of the stage needs to be raised so the drummer can be seen. Even from the front they appear lower than the rest of the band and from the floor you can't see the drummer at all. The art is really cool! I also like the gender neutral bathrooms. People put way to much thought about who is in there with them.

Great concert venue! Very small, indie vibes, but that just made for such an intimate concert. There is seating along the walls in the room with the stage, so it was a welcome surprise to be able to sit while waiting for the headliner to come on. Excited to come to another show here! Maps didn't direct me to exactly the right spot, but seeing that many people mentioned it was difficult to find, I made sure to come early. I didn't end up having too difficult a time finding the entrance, though, just following signage throughout Seattle Center.

We weren't here for music. Instead, we came in to see vendors of all areas of art from paintings to prints to bath bombs. The was good music playing in the background, the people were really nice, and there was a raffle (I didn't know about at first).

The Vera Project is such a solid venue in the Seattle scene and has been host to many amazing events over the years. A while back it was our honor to help activate the space for an interactive AR/VR type event put on by NFTTYX. For this Sensebellum crafted a custom interactive projection mapping installation using a 3D camera and the human form. Alongside this was a classic installation of "The Sandbox of Life". It was wonderful to see so many people enjoy the event, the space, and learn about the worlds of mixed reality and interactive media. Thank you to Evening magazine for covering this as well as the wonderful team at Vera and NYTTYX!

Vera hosted Rain City Rock Camp’s Lotto Band showcase recently and it was a blast! Cheyenne was so welcoming, friendly, and truly cared about making sure we all had a wonderful experience on stage.