Prairie Underground

ARISE, BELOVED: A POP-UP ART SHOW

🗓 THURS 6/4 · 6 - 9 PM
📍 206 1st Ave S · Pioneer Square Art Walk

Arise, Beloved is a portrait series centering quiet moments of powerful connection. You’re invited to slow down and feel deeply.

Nifemi Madarikan is a Seattle-based visual artist whose work explores how threads of vulnerability, self-compassion, and intimacy bind our lives together.

Featured alongside work from Heidi Grace Acuña and Nathan Lawer-Yolar.

Supported by 4Culture.

See you there. 🌹

MONTHLY MOVIE NIGHT: AKA MR. CHOW
WED, MAY 20TH 6PM-8PM @ Prairie Underground HQ

AKA Mr. Chow (2023) is a documentary profiling Michael Chow, the legendary restaurateur, artist, and actor who redefined Chinese cuisine in the West. Directed by Nick Ho**er, it explores his journey from surviving a traumatic childhood in Shanghai to creating a glamorous cultural empire, featuring personal accounts of loss, racism, and reinvention.

We are excited to open the doors to a monthly movie night series dedicated to fashion in all its dimensions – on screen and beyond. Join us!

Summer 2026
Framework Blouse reimagines the classic boxy tee in lightweight linen with a ribbed neckline and architectural simplicity. The Linen Work Pant pairs a relaxed wide leg with an elastic waistband for movement and all-day comfort, while the Vivian Blazer offers soft tailoring in an unlined silhouette that feels as light as a shirt.

Made in Seattle.

We are thrilled to announce our participation in this year’s Fashion District at Bumbershoot.

We will be presenting our Fall’26 Collection with an exciting Fashion Show!

Head out to for all details about other designers , merchants and the arts and musical line up!

JRAT x Prairie Underground 3.0 Collab
NOW ONLINE - Limited quantities available.

For our third collaboration, JRAT designer Janelle Abbott transformed 150+ pairs of unwearable Prairie Underground Glove Leggings into zero-waste denim tops, bottoms, jackets, dresses, and accessories.

Using reclaimed Prairie Underground garments and JRAT’s signature reconstruction methods, each piece is one-of-a-kind and designed to honor the labor, materials, and energy behind clothing production.

Janelle Abbott (JRAT) is a Seattle-based designer working with reclaimed materials and zero-waste methods. Rooted in garment production and sustainability, her work transforms discarded clothing into bold, labor-conscious pieces that challenge fast fashion.