BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 PRODID:-//Seattle Art Museum//Events Calendar//EN BEGIN:VEVENT UID:whats-on/events/sam-remix-oct-31@sam.org DTSTAMP:20260429T075105Z DTSTART:20251101T030000Z DTEND:20251101T064500Z SUMMARY:SAM Remix DESCRIPTION:Gather your ghouls and don your finest frock–this Halloween\, the Seattle A rt Museum invites you to revel\, cackle\, and cavort with us at Remix. This spine-tingling Halloween party is inspired by Farm to Table: Art\, Food\, and Identity in the Age of Impressionism\, the spooky brilliance of Goya’s etchings\, and 19th century Romance. Spirits of the past will haunt the nig ht alongside gothic glamor\, surreal light shows\, and fog-drenched ghost s tories designed to disturb.\nExplore SAM’s galleries where hunger meets hor ror. Race to solve a paranormal mystery before the clock strikes midnight. Expect thrilling performances\, chillingly prolific DJs\, and movie screeni ngs tinged with psychological horror. Create keepsakes in hands-on art stat ions\, strike a pose in a blood-red portrait booth\, or walk the catwalk in a costume competition (details below). You can even learn the waltz with a ghostly regency ensemble\, if you dare!\nStay as the museum slips into a f ever dream. This Remix is no ordinary gathering—it’s a descent into bountif ul madness.\nCostumes encouraged! Enjoy the night’s Gothic theme—creepy\, m ysterious\, and inspired by 19th-century monsters and madness. Come dressed to distress\, but please remember attire must follow the SAM Visitor polic ies:\n\nPublic decency: Shoes\, tops\, and bottoms must be worn while insid e the Seattle Art Museum. No bathing suit attire is permitted.\nFace coveri ngs: Visitors may not wear any masks\, hoods\, or full-face paint which obs cures the majority of the face or covers the head completely. Medical masks and religious coverings are welcome.\nLoose decorative materials: Glitter\ , rice\, flower petals\, sand\, confetti\, fake blood\, and any other loose decorative materials are not permitted. Any machinery that produces fog\, snow\, bubbles\, foam\, fire\, or smoke is also not allowed.\nWeapons: Rega rdless of licenses or permits\, absolutely no weapons of any kind are allow ed on museum property.\nSmoking: No smoking or vaping is allowed inside any museum property or within 25 feet of any public entrance.\nBalloons: No li ghter-than-air (helium) balloons of any kind are allowed.\nPlants: No plant material\, such as flowers\, branches\, leaves\, or other organic material \, is allowed in the galleries.\nLive animals Animals and insects are not p ermitted except for service animals.\n\nPlease note that access to the gall eries ends at 11 pm\, so be sure to plan your visit accordingly. The festiv ities will continue on until midnight in the Brotman Forum!\n\n\nWhat's hap pening\nBrotman Forum\n8 pm–midnight\nBeloved emcee\, clown about town\, ar ts educator\, and multi-disciplinary performance artist Tootsie Spangles wi ll keep the night moving\, grooving\, and spooking in the Brotman Forum. Me et her in the South Hall at 10 pm for the SAM Remix costume contest!\n8–9:3 0 pm\nSelf-proclaimed weirdo and outright conjurer of the vibe\, 20-year DJ veteran Kadeejah Streets knows no bounds\, pulls no punches\, and leaves n o doubt in any of his wild\, flavorsome performances. Kick off your evening with his flawlessly executed\, sinister\, heady\, dark DJ set.\n9:30–11 pm \nDJ Coffin Birth is a known and beloved entity in the Seattle goth communi ty. Rip up the dance floor to their impeccable darkwave\, EBM\, trip hop\, and genre-expanding playlist.\n11–11:15 pm\nWitness a raucous regency ballr oom dance featuring live music from Joy Street Orchestra&rsquo\;s string qu artet. Learn the waltz from Dean Paton of the Reverie Ballroom and join in to the 19th century-inspired dance party.\n11:15 pm–midnight\nSeattle-based dark wave artist Dark Chisme fuses industrial\, synth-pop\, EBM\, post-pun k\, and techno\, all intertwined with their Latin roots. They’ll close the night with a chilling\, raucous DJ set\, sure to drive you mad on the dance floor.\nSouth Hall\n8–10 pm\nSOFIIAK is a PNW-based interdisciplinary arti st who DJs\, produces\, and performs in the electroclash realm. They’ll bri ng their signature punk ethos and biting ambition to their intense\, explos ive DJ set.\n10–11 pm\nHalloween costume contest hosted by Tootsie Spangles : Proud of your costume? Feeling ready to strut the runway? Enter the SAM R emix Halloween costume contest for your chance to win an outstanding SAM pr ize. Categories: Best overall\, Spookiest\, and Most art historical.\nAll c ompetitors will walk the costume runway on the South Hall stairs and will b e judged by a highly esteemed panel including SAM Art Handler Drew Davis\, Seattle’s beloved upcycling stylist Dan McLean\, and crafty cosplaying extr aordinaire SmallRiniLady.\n\nCostumes of all types are welcome and encourag ed! We celebrate costume enthusiasts and art lovers of all skill and costum ing familiarity levels. \nContest entry limited to 25 entrants. Sign up at the bottom of the South Hall stairs by 9:30 pm or until the list is filled. Registration is first-come\, first-served. \nPlease remember that all cost umes must follow the SAM Visitor policies.\n\nMARKET Terrace | Membership l ounge\n8–11:30 pm\nWe love our SAM members. Get VIP access to an exclusive member-only lounge with a build your own grimoire activity by Hammer &\; Hemlock. Recline on the MARKET Terrace's comfy seating in the midst of the madness.\nPlestcheeff Auditorium\n8–11:30 pm\nTake a break from the action with a selection of horror movies thoughtfully curated by Isabella Von Gho ul. Screenings include: \n\n\nThe Tell-Tale Heart (1928): A silent expressi onist film based on Edgar Allen Poe’s story about a murderer and a mental b reakdown. Directed by Chalres Klein\, director and writer known for The Sin Sister (1929) and Blindfold (1928).\n\n\nLes Betes (2024): A dark fantasy inspired by works of Polish-Russian stop-motion pioneer Ladislas Starevich. Directed by three-time Emmy Award winner Michael Granberry.\n\n\nSisters: An exploration into the dark duality of the feminine. Directed by Kelly Jun e Mitchell and Lisa Van Dam Bates. Mitchell is a photographer with a BFA fr om Parsons School of Design. Dam-Bates is an autistic writer\, editor\, and filmmaker known for her feminist horror feature MARLA MAE.\n\n\nSiren (202 2): Curious events unfold through the ancient lens of a fisherman on the Pa cific Coast in bygone days. Directed by Maximilian Monson\, a multi-media a rtist based in the PNW.\n\n\n10 pm\nListen in on an artist talk with Isabel la Von Ghoul and some of the filmmakers. \nChase Open Studio\n8–11:30 pm\nH aunted Boutinnières with artist Madi Stephens: Create a wearable gothic flo wer pin out of found ephemera to embellish your costume. \nArnold Boardroom \n8–11:30 pm\nLetters Never Sent art workshop: Anonymously write a feverish confession\, a toxic love note\, or a curse–seal it with wax and choose it s fate: Gift or Curse.\n8–11:30 pm\nSnap a keepsake picture of your spook-t acular costume at Hello There You&rsquo\;s blood-red photo booth. \nIn the galleries\n8–11 pm | Hourglass Escapes Mystery Scavenger Hunt\nFollow the c lues in the galleries to solve a haunting historical mystery. Careful–the r eaping is just around the corner. \nSolve the mystery? Submit your finished activity sheet in the Brotman Forum no later than 11 pm!\n8–11 pm | Free f ood at the Farm to Table Shop? Might be a trick\, but you'll have to stop i n to be sure! Swing by the shop in the 4th galleries.\n3rd Floor Family Roo m | Puppet Show\n8:45 pm\, 9:30 pm\, 10:15 pm\nAward-winning shadow puppet duo Shadow Girls Cult presents “Beneath the Veil of Shadows\,” a selection of short horror-filled live animation vignettes. Each show runs roughly 20 minutes long\, with a 5 minute liquid light preshow offering.\n4th Floor Ga lleries | Ghost Stories in the Galleries\nFollow the screams to witness spo oktacular\, spine-chilling ghost stories by local storytellers inspired by SAM’s collection. Series curated by Zoe Walker\, producer for the Moth and Seattle Arts &\; Lectures. \n4th Floor African Art Galleries\n8:30 &\ ; 9:30 pm | Isabella Von Ghoul\nDuring a class assignment in film school\, Isabella von Ghoul has a supernatural experience in a former plantation tha t she would never forget. Meet at the 4th floor escalators.\n4th Floor Porc elain Room\n8:45 pm &\; 9:45 pm | Katie Glasser\nA blissful relationship quickly takes a turn when something sinister comes between Katie and their partner. Meet at the 4th floor escalators.\n4th Floor Farm to Table exhibi tion\n9 &\; 10pm | Katharine Strange\nStrange shares the story of young bride who moves into a crumbling Victorian house only to realize that odd r oommates and a sketchy landlord are its least problematic inhabitants. Meet at the 4th floor escalators.\nGallery access closes at 11 pm\n\n\nPro tips \nEntry\nBuy your tickets ahead of time to secure your spot as this event w ill likely sell out. \nSAM members: $45\nPublic: $65\n\nTickets are nonrefu ndable and re-entry is permitted. All programming is included with your tic ket. Event entry begins at 8 pm.\nRemix is a 21+ event. Please have your ID and ticket (printed or on mobile) ready upon arrival. \nCheck-in is locate d at the entrance at the corner of First Ave and Union St.\n\nMembers get t he most out of SAM Remix\nMembership has its benefits—like member pricing o n Remix tickets! Plus\, enjoy exclusive access to the members-only lounge\, featuring an exclusive art activity and an area to relax. Show your member ship card or SAM Remix member ticket at any bar to receive $1 off each tran saction.\nNot a member? Join now with promo code SCREAMIX for 10% off Indiv idual through Patron-level memberships.\nFood &\; drink\nNo outside alco hol is permitted at SAM Remix. Alcohol and non-alcoholic drinks will be ava ilable for purchase onsite. There will be limited snacks and food available \, so please plan to grab a meal before the event. \nParking\nWe highly rec ommend visitors take public transportation\, ride a bike\, rideshare\, or c arpool. On-site\, paid parking is available at the following locations:\n\n Russell Investment Center Garage\n520 Pike Tower Parking Garage\nLAZ Parkin g 3rd and Steward Garage\n\nADA accommodations\nIf you require ADA accommod ations\, please contact our customer service team at Customerservice@Seattl eArtMuseum.org or 206.654.3210. Our staff will work with other departments to meet accommodation needs.\nDrop-off areas for visitors with special need s are available near the Seattle Art Museum. See Accessibility for more inf ormation.\nRemix well\nSAM Remix is an inclusive program highlighting the b est of our region’s creative community amid the artwork and exhibitions on view at the Seattle Art Museum. When attending SAM Remix\, you agree to\n\n Protect the art (a.k.a. No touching!).\nSupport and encourage the artists.\ nParticipate in as much as you feel comfortable.\nRespect other visitors an d SAM staff.\nAppreciate\, don’t appropriate\, the diverse cultures in atte ndance and on view.\n\nMore questions?\nFind answers on our Frequently Aske d Questions page or call us at 206.654.3100.\nSAM acknowledges and expresse s gratitude to the Coast Salish peoples on whose ancestral lands the Seattl e Art Museum resides. LOCATION:Seattle Art Museum\, 1300 1st Ave\, Seattle\, WA 98101 END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR