Pearl Jam Home and Away

Pearl Jam Closing Party

After 5 years celebrating the legacy of one of Seattle’s most prolific bands, our exhibition Pearl Jam: Home and Away is leaving MoPOP. And you're invited to see them off.

Want to relive your favorite Pearl Jam stories and memories surrounded by the posters, instruments, and stage pieces you love? Then say goodbye with fellow music connoisseurs and superfans at our exhibition closing party.

More than a collection, Home and Away is a one-of-a-kind time capsule of Seattle’s musical, arts, and cultural history. And it’ll be gone before you know it.

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EVENT DETAILS

Friday, April 14

6:30pm – 11:30pm

Museum of Pop Culture

Ages 21+

Regular $30 | Member $27 | Ten Club Member $27

WHAT TO EXPECT

Rare screening of the second night of Pearl Jam’s Home Shows in Seattle, recorded at Safeco Field on August 10, 2018
Access to the Pearl Jam: Home and Away exhibition
Access to MoPOP’s music exhibitions, including Contact High: A Visual History of Hip Hop, Hendrix: Wild Blue Angel, Nirvana: Taking Punk to the Masses, and Guitar Gallery
Connect with other fans and share your favorite memories with a story wall
Make your own souvenir with iconic Pearl Jam stencil logos from the Ten Club archive!
ADA seating in Sky Church and additional seating in Sound and Vision Theater, Culture Kitchen, and The Lounge
The concert film will be screening in Sky Church, Sound and Vision Theater, and on plasma screens in The Lounge and Culture Kitchen
The concert film is captioned for accessibility
Culture Kitchen and coat check will be open

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Get a first-hand look at Pearl Jam’s journey from 1990 to the present and into the future through more than 700 artifacts directly from Pearl Jam band members and their Seattle warehouse, including instruments, stage props, original art, and a photo op featuring the towering letters from the front of Pearl Jam’s debut album, Ten.

Pearl Jam: Home & Away is included with museum admission and is free for MoPOP Members.

^{Photo by Danny Clinch.}

Eddie's three-song demo cassette titled "Momma-Son"

Pearl Jam letters used for the album cover artwork on Ten

This project was supported, in part, by an award from 4Culture.