Hear Jenny & The Mexicats and The Georgetown Orbits, and selections from the newly released ‘Mar Abierto’, in the casual Nectar hall, including out on the covered patio. Tickets cost $13 – $15, for the 21+ only show, with VIP seats at tables available. Purchase tickets on EventBrite.
This Friday, April 7th, take an edifying stroll through Fremont, full of culture and fun! The Fremont First Friday Art Walk takes place from 6p – 9p, with area shops and storefronts displaying original art, many with the artist’s on-hand to talk about their creations and share information about their process. The Fremont First Friday Art Walk is a free event, providing a healthy and educational evening out for all ages!
The Fremont Arts Council (FAC) has asked for volunteers to serve on any one of its leadership teams, to bring creative problem solving to making the non-profit organization more sustainable. Your ideas are urgently needed now to help build a bigger, better Fremont Solstice Parade for 2017.
On Wednesday, March 29th, The Barrel Thief Wine & Whiskey Bar will hold a music event with the innovative Dogfish Head brewery. Representative Sarah Brezina will be on-hand, to answer questions about the brewery, their music, and the craft brews Barrel Thief will be pouring.
On Saturday, March 25th, from 4p – 5:30p, Outsider Comics & Geek Boutique will be hosting a fashion show with Catherine Elhoffer, showing off the Spring/Fall collection of Elhoffer Designs.
Don’t miss your chance at Moisture this year! Purchase tickets now to the remaining three weeks of varieté at Hale’s Palladium – and make sure to get your tickets for the limited run of Libertease Burlesque at the Broadway Performance Hall.
The City of Seattle Office of Arts & Culture is creating a Public Artist Roster of approximately 160 emerging, mid-career and established artists to be pre-qualified for future public art projects. Applications for this roster will be accepted up to April 12th, at 11p.
On Thursday, March 16th, Moisture returns to Fremont, and Hale’s Palladium, with a Festival full of exciting, inspiring and engaging acts! This vaudeville and burlesque showcase only arrives at the Center of the Universe for a month each year, and if you haven’t gotten tickets yet, you may just once again miss out…
Seattle Parks Superintendent Jesus Aguirre approved the name, based on recommendations from the Parks Naming Committee and public submissions. The Committee officially chose Troll’s Knoll Park for our park due to the common usage of this name by our community and because of the park’s proximity to our sculpture.
Punch Drunk Pictures has issued a casting call for those who treat their pets like family members, and are considering a home remodel. If you would like help with a furry (or not so furry) friendly remodel, please consider responding to this call!
