A 60-minute candlelight concert with a string quartet performing hits from Sabrina Carpenter in a room lit only by flameless LED candles.
The Seattle String Quartet is taking over The National Nordic Museum on Sunday, November 15, for a candlelight tribute to Sabrina Carpenter. It's a 60-minute set that reimagines some of her most recognizable songs—'Nonsense', 'Manchild', 'Sue Me', and 'Taste' are among the ones they'll be playing—all performed live by the quartet in a room lit by thousands of flameless LED candles. It's a tribute experience, not a show by Carpenter herself, so it's her songs played by the quartet rather than the artist on stage.
The venue is The National Nordic Museum at 2655 Northwest Market Street in Seattle. It was founded 45 years ago by Scandinavian immigrant communities and traces Nordic history and immigration to the US through its permanent exhibition, Nordic Journeys. The building itself houses Fjord Hall and the hemlock-clad Osberg Great Hall, and the concert takes place within that setting.
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Doors open 45 minutes before the 8:30 PM start, and late entry isn't permitted, so you'll want to be there on time. Seats are assigned upon arrival, first-come within the zone you purchase. Tickets start at $51.
Date
Sunday, 15 November 2026
20:30
Location
The National Nordic MuseumPrice
Paid
Recommended Age
+14 years
