Oh glorious day! It’s been six whole years since the Seattle Bouldering Project opened and I joined as a member. Well – not to brag or anything, but – I actually joined before they opened, because that’s how committed i am to bouldering. But that’s neither here nor there. This isn’t about me. For once.

This is about SBP and all the people who make this gym possible, keep it running, and pay for it to stay open.

These are their photos:

Chad is always excited to set.

Practicing the art of flight. Also: some sort of popular trend among the children called "dabbing", or somehting. Get off my lawn!

Mercedes, always bringing the psych

Cassidy, painting all the children

Assisted send!

"Teamwork makes the dream work"? Right? Something like that? Something like that.

This truck had some bomb burgers. Next time i need a bacon prosciutto burger i will know where to go.

The staff relaxes by doing pullups. Because that's how they roll

Pull ups and figure fours.

Caesar Gino gazes upon his domain with pride.

The shirts are sweet. They match the newly painted walls so nicely!

Shoutout to the OR booth for handing out sweet coupons and keeping me company throughout the whole event

Revelers having a respite. Right? Revelers? Sure. Why not.

Captain Heelhook and The Heelhookers getting ready for heel hooking

The Gentlemen Dirtbags (i think) kept the place classy

Dino not currently dynoing, but I watched him, so I know it's possible.

Joy all around

I'm not really sure what Seam McColl is doing in this photo, but he was pretty intense about it.

I forget the name of this team, but the dude committed to wearing the volume the entire night.

Gripple Down Economics

There's something you don't see often: a bat-hanging chicken!

There were actually 3 of them and they were great. Lovely people, those chickens.

Jackson, The DJ rocked all day and all night with the longest continuous set I have ever witnessed.

Sean McColl climbing some dihedral magic.

Sampling the roof offerings.

Sean McColl warming up on the black circuit.

Brian working the top of something impossible-looking. As usual.

The crowds.

Sean McColl getting in one final flash as the crowds shifted upstairs in search of beer.

"Team Sriracha? That's original" - Gino

That's a pretty great space that SBP has.

Going strong after 12+ hours.

The afterparty.

Wellp, that’s about it. That was fun. I hope they let me shoot more of these events!

If you see yourself in one of these photos and want me to send you a higher rez image(or take it down), please don’t hesitate to reach out!