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6x8 image, hand signed Giclee reproduction printed locally using archival inks on 8x10 german etching paper.
The Blue Moon Tavern has been "causing a ruckus since 1934," and thankfully not much has changed. One of Seattle's oldest licensed taverns and a true U-District institution, it's where I often go to catch friends' bands, discover new musicians, and soak up a little old Seattle character. The sound system is surprisingly fantastic these days, and unlike the old stories, you no longer have to wade through six inches of peanut shells to get a beer.
6x8 image, hand signed Giclee reproduction printed locally using archival inks on 8x10 german etching paper.
The Blue Moon Tavern has been "causing a ruckus since 1934," and thankfully not much has changed. One of Seattle's oldest licensed taverns and a true U-District institution, it's where I often go to catch friends' bands, discover new musicians, and soak up a little old Seattle character. The sound system is surprisingly fantastic these days, and unlike the old stories, you no longer have to wade through six inches of peanut shells to get a beer.
