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SMASH LUNCH & LEARN

Thu, Jun 27

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HOTEL CROCODILE

Learn about SMASH Membership including benefits, how to access them and get signed up!

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SMASH LUNCH & LEARN
SMASH LUNCH & LEARN

Time & Location

Jun 27, 2024, 2:00 PM – 3:00 PM

HOTEL CROCODILE, 2505 1st Ave, Seattle, WA 98121, USA

About the event

Join us at Hotel Crocodile on June 27th at 2:00pm for a lunch and learn session that covers what SMASH is, what it means to be a member and the benefits, how to access services, and get signed up onsite with Member Services. 

More info about becoming a SMASH member can be found at www.SMASHSeattle.org/join 

Please email SMASH@SMASHSeattle.org if you need accessibility support. 

ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA

SMASH serves musicians and music teachers living in King, Snohomish, Pierce, Mason, Kitsap, or Thurston counties who perform, record, teach, or compose music and earn income at or under SMASH’s income guidelines.

Household Income Guidelines:

  • Household of 1: $55,895
  • Household of 2: $120,979
  • Household of 3: $154,352
  • Household of 4: $178,227

FAQ'S

I play music part-time. Can I still become a SMASH member? YES! SMASH exists to support all types of musicians.

I don't perform my music. Can I still become a SMASH member?

YES! SMASH exists to support all types of musicians.

Is SMASH health insurance? No. SMASH is a service specifically for musicians; we are not health insurance. We connect you to certain medical services based on your needs so you can protect your health. You can still access and benefit from all our services with or without health insurance.

How do I show that my income has changed in the last couple of months? With so much uncertainty as a musician, we ask that you project your best guess on anticipated earnings. Our income guidelines are that SMASH members make at or below the King County median income.

I live outside Seattle, can I become a SMASH member? YES! We support musicians in King, Pierce, Snohomish, Mason, and Thurston counties.

What do I need to bring? 

To get signed up, you will need to know what your annual income is but we do not require income verification documents at this time. Otherwise, you are good to go! 

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