Music Lessons in Seattle, WA

Glide along Seattle’s waterfront on a fun, one-hour guided scooter adventure filled with music, laughs, and fascinating stories. From the Seattle Great Wheel to Pioneer Square, you’ll explore iconic sights, quirky landmarks like Ye Olde Curiosity Shop, and scenic parks — all while enjoying photo stops, silly jokes, and the fresh Puget Sound breeze.

Short on time but don't want to miss the highlights? The Essential City Tour is your perfect introduction. In just 2 hours and 2 miles, we cover some of the city's most iconic landmarks. Breathe In Seattle's 2-hour art and history tour takes you through some of the city’s most picturesque neighborhoods. You can enjoy learning about and viewing Seattle's local art and history from an experienced guide. Tours starts at Vita at KEXP - a local cafe connected to the local 90.3 radio station ("Where the music matters"), in the Queen Anne neighborhood of Seattle. From there, you'll embark on a journey that takes you to some of the city's most picturesque landmarks and hidden gems. The tour showcases parts of the Seattle Waterfront and Seattle Center neighborhoods. The tour concludes back at Vita at KEXP.

What makes this tour unique is that I am focused on keeping you very well entertained and educated while we make our way to the gorgeous Twin Falls and Snoqualmie Falls. The ride to the Falls and back is full of information about the Pacific Northwest as well as entertaining stories, a whole Lotta fun facts and a bit of comedy. I’ve been a naturalist Guide for nearly 20 years, and I have refined the content of my tours to maximize enjoyment and education! I am very passionate about our planet, consciousness, and all things paranormal and supernatural. Ladies, if you are looking for a tour that will keep your husbands or boyfriends thoroughly entertained with content about UFOs, aliens, Bigfoot, and many other mysterious and intriguing paranormal activities. This is the tour for you!

Capitol Hill is Seattle's vibrant gayborhood, rich in history and culture. This walking tour reveals the stories of one of the largest LGBTQIA+ communities in the U.S. Stroll through Cal Anderson Park, where Seattle's first pride marches occurred, and experience the AIDS Memorial Pathway that honors those lost to the epidemic. Visit Elliott Bay Books, known for its extensive LGBTQIA+ literature, and indulge in a pride-themed donut from Cupcake Royale, a bakery supporting LGBTQIA+ rights for over 20 years. Explore iconic music venues and public art installations that celebrate diversity and inclusion in this lively neighborhood. - Discover the unique spots that make Capitol Hill special - Visit the AIDS Memorial Pathway and learn about its impact - Stop by a renowned indie bookstore with a rich LGBTQIA+ collection - Enjoy a pride-themed donut from a queer-owned bakery