Kenyon Hall celebration of Lou Magor’s life set for September 17

After West Seattle musician and educator Lou Magor died in April of last year, there was a promise his life eventually would be celebrated in grand style, once it was safer for people to gather. Now, Kenyon Hall – the historic West Seattle venue he ran and championed – is inviting people to that celebration:

Time to Remember
Seattle Artists/Kenyon Hall presents —
An Open House to honor the memory and legacy of Lou Magor.

Hosted by – Casey McGill & Orville Johnson

Join us for good food, musical tributes, sharing of memories & good stories.

Saturday, September 17, 2022
12:00 pm-4:00 pm
Kenyon Hall
7904 35th Ave SW, Seattle WA 98126
Email: kenyon@kenyonhall.org

Please Note: If you want to attend, and share, in person – masks are required inside the hall for the immunocompromised among us.

If you are unable to join us in person, we invite you to share memories, words of tribute, photos or videos of Lou with us. Send them to the hall’s postal address or email address as soon as possible. We will do our best to share your words and memories during the afternoon.

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Seattle Artists’ board of directors is working on a memorial marker for Lou to be placed in a W Seattle location. Donations to fund the marker will be collected at the open house or can be sent via the usual channels to Kenyon Hall — ATTN: Lou Magor Memorial Project

Seattle Artists is the nonprofit that operates Kenyon Hall and, as we reported here, has worked to continue to keep it alive as a place where people can find joy.

2 Replies to "Kenyon Hall celebration of Lou Magor's life set for September 17"

  • Janine August 22, 2022 (8:42 pm)

    Thanks for posting this !  #SeattleVaudeville #HokumHall #HokumBJeebs #Seattleperformanceart #westseattlemusicscene #seattleartists #KenyonHallSeattle

  • KdeL August 22, 2022 (10:04 pm)

    I hope root beer floats are on the menu. Lou brought so much joy to all!

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