The Feast of the Future
Our 2026 Gala
Saturday, May 9, 2026 | 4PM -8PM
Fremont Abbey Arts Center
4272 Fremont Ave N
Seattle, WA 98103
THE FEAST OF THE FUTURE
OUR 2026 GALA
The Feast is dreaming of a bright future and we want you to join us.
Throughout our history, The Feast has committed to bigger plays and bigger paychecks. Over the next three years, we’re plotting to expand this mission even further: tour projects nationally, pay artists even more, influence the larger field to prioritize living wages for artists. We need your help to make this happen.
You’re invited to join us for The Feast of the Future, a gala celebration calling in the next season of The Feast’s life. Join us for food, cocktails, entertainment, and a celestial celebration of what we’re looking forward to in The Feast’s future.
Presented with support from Fremont Abbey Arts Center www.abbeypresents.org
Saturday May 9, 2026 | 4 PM – 8 PM
4272 Fremont Ave N
Seattle, WA 98103
Individual Tickets: $75
Table (8 people): $550
Supporter Tickets: $125
Supporter Table (8 people): $800
THE WEALTH WALK
A Theatrical Walking Tour
Can you even imagine a billion dollars? It’s harder than you think.
The Wealth Walk is a hyper-local theatrical walking tour of Mount Baker and the Rainier Valley. With each step, you “accumulate” wealth, creating a visceral experience of wealth inequality. The neighborhood—and its history, ecology, and economics—becomes a microcosm and metaphor for our society more broadly.
Meanwhile, you’ll become present to your surroundings instead of running on autopilot. You’ll notice how long the trees have been there, the cracks in the sidewalk, the stark differences across an invisible boundary, and the enduring legacy of redlining. Over the course of a two-mile walk led by an actor, The Wealth Walk invites audiences to slow down and pay attention to the realities of economics, history, and ecology, and to interrogate their own relationships with wealth and property.
In 2025, The Wealth Walk was a smash hit: We extended the run twice. Critics from The South Seattle Emerald and the Seattle Times praised the work. The Seattle Times called it “The most unconventional piece of outdoor theater you’ll find this Seattle summer.” This year, we’re bringing it back again, this time with a new cast of some of Seattle’s best actors (who live right in these neighborhoods), deeper community connections to local orgs and schools, and an expanded indoor version accessible to those who aren’t up for a two-mile walk.
The Wealth Walk: A Theatrical Walking Tour
By Ryan Guzzo Purcell
May 16th-June 7
Mount Baker Park
BRING A GROUP TO THE WEALTH WALK
Book a private performance for your school, workplace, community group, family reunion, or other gathering.
Last year, several people organized groups to see The Wealth Walk. Groups included schools, non-profit organizations, businesses, neighborhood groups, and more. The Wealth Walk is a great way to learn, be part of your city, and experience art together. We offer private performances of either the outdoor Wealth Walk, or the indoor non-walking version.
Private showings can be scheduled for a time that works well for your group (including weekday daytimes), starting on May 16th but extending throughout the summer and early fall. Each tour can host up to 30 people, but if you’d like to bring a larger group, we can do concurrent tours.
Private performances cost $1,000 with a sliding scale available (starting as low as $0). We request a 20% deposit to book your private performance
As social impact consultants, our team is always looking for ways to deepen our understanding of the city we live and work in. The Wealth Walk was engaging, informative, approachable, and embodied — it helped us think differently and deeply about our city and the forces that shaped us in the past and shape us today.”
—Danielle Isbell, Kinetic West
To coordinate a private performance, fill out the form below, or email jesse@the-feast.org.
Free and Reduced-cost tickets provided by Free Public Access