The Pacific Northwest Underground Comes to SEATTLE.
Short documentaries, live music and filmmaker conversation at Rabbit Box Theatre in Pike Place Market. Sunday, November 15, 2026 · Doors 4:00 PM · $25 plus fees · All ages.
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Go beneath the surface with Salvaged Reverb: Inside the Legendary Robert Lang Studios, a portrait of the handmade Pacific Northwest recording studio, and Cosmic Heirloom: Buried 400 Years, winner of Best Short Documentary at the 2026 Oregon Short Film Festival, uncovering the suppressed history of psilocybin. A short documentary on Johnny Bourbon rounds out the film program.
Limited-capacity experience
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Song of Sunset creator and host Ghost of Brian Craig plays two acoustic-rock showcases built around guitar, harmonica, looping and personal storytelling. Johnny Bourbon closes the night with a 45-minute music showcase.
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Live conversations with filmmakers and guests follow each documentary: the history of psilocybin after Cosmic Heirloom, and Seattle music history and analog recording after Salvaged Reverb. Arrive when doors open at 4:00 PM to meet the filmmakers and musicians.
experience the Underground
THANK YOU TO OUR SEATTLE SPONSORS
Song of Sunset: Seattle Underground is made possible by Salt & Cedar Sauna and Offset Ciderworks.
Short Films Created for a Live Audience
Song of Sunset: Underground features two original short documentaries exploring hidden histories, legendary creative spaces, and the people preserving stories that might otherwise disappear.
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