Join us in a celebration of dance, beats, and crystals with local Seattle Dj’s Copeland & Samadhi Flow for our 2 Year Anniversary Celebration!
6pm – 7:30pm: Grooves & Socials with DJ: Copeland
7:30pm – 9pm: Grooves & Socials with DJ: Samadhi Flow
Copeland spent over a decade on Seattle dance floors before stepping behind the booth, only deepening her love for underground culture and basslines that move both hips and hearts. Copeland just celebrated 4 years as a Viva resident, has thrown 3 summer festivals, and has traveled internationally to play in Costa Rica and ADE in Amsterdam. Whether playing a Sunrise set on the deck at Monkey Loft or guiding a room past midnight in Las Vegas, she creates spaces where people feel free, grounded, and fully in their bodies.
– Door prizes all weekend
– Workshops
– Sales all weekend!
– Special rewards unlocked when you shop
– Fantastic local DJs turning up the heat in the evening
– Happy Hour drinks all weekend
– A lightened & uplifted spirit
– New crystals for your collection!
Crystal Lounge by Crystallography Gems
2008 1st Ave
Seattle, WA 98121
(On 1st Ave between Virginia & Lenora)
– AVAILABLE: Street parking & paid lots. Street parking free after 8pm.
– CHEAPER PARKING: Use the “SpotHero” app. Saves the most for long (5-10 hour) parking sessions.
– FREE PARKING: Amazon parking lots after 430pm weekdays, and all weekend.
– TOW ZONE: Please be aware of the time-specific “No Parking” signs on the west (water) side of the street.
Three stairs with handrail at the entrance. Disability-friendly space with seating and wider aisles. Unfortunately, our ADA Lift is currently broken (we are waiting on repairs).
Racist, sexist, homophobic, transphobic, ableist, ageist, and/or physically/sexually/verbally aggressive behavior will not be tolerated.
Crystal Lounge is a loving space to shop, create, and foster connection. Come with respect for creative self-expression in others so that we may all be more ourselves.
Crystal Lounge by Crystallography Gems respectfully acknowledges the original and current caretakers of this land, water, and air: the Duwamish Tribe & Coast Salish people, all of their ancestors, and descendants.
This land is Indigenous and was colonized through the use of interlocking systems of dominance: white supremacy, imperialism, capitalism, and patriarchy. It is our collective responsibility to support Indigenous people, culture, and rights, thereby honoring, protecting, and sustaining this land. We strive toward including and honoring decolonized knowledge and traditions.
–Thank You