Highline Music Theatre’s Emerald City Auction

The Highline Musical Theatre (HMT) has been serving the community with quality youth theatre and classes for sixty years. HMT is now gearing up for their annual fall fundraiser in November. You are invited to attend, support, and help HMT continue to flourish.

Get ready for an elegant and entertaining evening at Highline Music Theatre's Emerald City Auction on Saturday, November 14, 2026, at South Seattle College’s Brockey Center.

The adults-only event is more than a night of dinner, entertainment, and fundraising. The annual auction is Highline Music Theatre’s primary fundraising event of the year. Funds support productions, classes, camps, scholarships, operating needs, and programs that provide young performers with opportunities to learn, create, and belong.

Emerald City Auction

Saturday, November 14, 2026
South Seattle College’s Brockey Center
6000 16th Ave SW, Seattle

Schedule:

5:30 p.m. — Registration begins
6–7 p.m. — Silent Auction
7–9 p.m. — Dinner, Performance and Live Auction

Guests are encouraged to dress up to impress in glitz, glamour, gold, and green to reflect the Emerald City-themed celebration.

Three Days Only: Discounted Tickets

For a limited time, tickets are available for $80 per person, reduced from the regular price of $95.

The special ticket price is available for purchases through October 1. Organizers say this is the only planned ticket sale, making the three-day promotion an opportunity to reserve a spot at a reduced price.

Supporting Young Performers

Whether attendees have supported Highline Music Theatre for years or are new to the organization, the auction offers an opportunity to learn more about its work with young people while helping provide resources for the theatre’s programs.

About Highline Musical Theatre

In 1966, a Highline School District teacher named William A. Moeller founded the Hi-Liners. It began as a summer arts program for local students and evolved into the well-established, vibrant theatre organization we know today. Generations of students have been inspired and “taken their first step onto the stage” with the Highline Musical Theatre. Some have gone on to professional careers in the arts.

Learn more about Highline Musical Theatre at https://hmt.art/

The Highline Musical Theatre provided information for this article, and it is shared as a free service to the community. No payment or sponsorship was received by The Highline Journal.

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