We had a really wonderful evening there and took our time to absorb each display.

Overall, I did think the experience was unique, fun and I’m so happy that they popped up in South Seattle. To counter that point, we also have to consider all the people who go into the creation of this event, the staff, the artists and designers, renting the venue, etc. The kicker, they are also charging $14-$16 for parking, and I’m not sure there is really an option to park somewhere nearby for free. The prices range from $29-$41 based on the day you choose. Ok now the UGLY, I will note that I was invited here as a guest and did not pay for this experience, but I do think it is pricey and that might turn some people away. If it’s really crowded, I could see that interfering with the experience. I got to experience the show with a very small crowd, which gave me time to take in each 3-4 minute display with space and quiet. The Bad - Taking place outside in the winter, be prepared for it to be cold, and if its raining, it’s going to also be muddy. Grab a hot drink at their bar, put away your phone and connect with art. Overall, the experience is cool and would make for a fun night out with friends, family or a date. It does have the essence of being in a meteor shower. The projects are pretty, unique, engaging, and good for all ages. There are 9 beautiful light and sound displays that take about 1 hour to explore. Let’s start with the GOOD The celestial pathway is in South Seattle’s Chinese Garden which I think is an incredible underserved venue. The Good the Bad and the Ugly of Seattle’s Brand New Astra Lumina Night Walk Amoungst The Stars.

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